Dr. Carl Gray, MD

Dr Gray and his very kind staff are very efficient team. They are very busy and sometimes you have to wait awhile but it’s all worth it. Dr Gray is a caring man and sometimes he spends a little extra time with his patient, he wants them to feel cared for and that he’s going to do what is best for you.

Dr. Gray is concerned about all of his patients and provides the best treatment pertaining to each individual situation. He researches new treatments and implements them if they show promising for individual patients. Dr. Gray is compassionate and his patients feel his compassion. He becomes excited when a treatment is working well! He always has a warm welcoming smile which gives patients a sense of security. He willingly explains any new scans, treatments, etc. or answers any questions a patient might have. I have experienced high quality care with this visit as well as with all of my visits with Dr. Gray!

I’ve been going to Dr Gray for about two and a half years due to ovarian cancer and post cancer maintenance infusions. I like him a lot. He’s very knowledgeable, and kind. The staff has been wonderful too.

Excellent and compassionate care. I felt heard and confident in my care with his compassion and knowledge.

Service is horrible. A 2 hour wait past your scheduled appointment time is normal. Clients time is definitely not a concern for Dr Grey's office. Information provided is minimal and informative

Very nice Staff. It does not matter who I talk to or am dealing with they are all very professional and nice!! Keep up the great work!

Dr. Gray is amazing! I was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer in December of 2018. He took us step by step through the process and made both me and my wife feel that all would be well. Their staff is also very helpful and friendly, and have all become like family. As nervous as I get for follow up visits, I know that I will be put at ease with such a great support staff around. I would highly recommend Dr. Gray to anyone dealing with this horrible disease.

My visit to this doctor was terrible! He is cold - no bedside manner whatsoever, and arrogant. When you have the misfortune to be dealing with cancer of any kind, you need someone who is kind and compassionate and willing to explain things without making you feel unintelligent. Dr. Gray is the complete opposite of that. I will not be going back to him. My advice would be to seek out another doctor.

I was diagnosed with stage 1A NSCLC in 2016. I was having scans every 4 months to monitor should there be a recurrence. Dr Gray seemed very complacent when reviewing my scans. When my husband and I would question him about our concerns that the cancer had returned he would just blow us off. Finally we insisted on a PET scan which showed not only had it returned it had spread. We finally went to the Huntsman and was relieved to find that they were as concerned as we were and took immediate action. Because of Dr Gray myself and my family have been going through hell. When we told Dr Grey that he had made a mistake on my medical record that needed to be corrected he blew us off and said it was no big deal that information didn’t go anywheres anyway. Well, again he was wrong. I feel so let down by this man and wouldn’t want anyone to go through what we have these past few months. Had he just taken the time to properly review lthe reports we wouldn’t be going through this now.

Dr. Gray was my oncologist and treated my Primary Mediastinal Diffuse Large B-Cell Non-Hodgkins lymphoma. I have been in remission for seven years. He is an excellent doctor and easy to talk to and willing to answer my questions. I think about him and Jan weekly and am so glad that my thoracic surgeon Dr. Grahm sent me their way. I wish I could find the words to express my appreciation towards them and their clinic as a whole, but I lack the words. Thank you for keeping me alive and guiding me and my family through this crazy chapter in my life.

I've been diagnosed with a condition that increases my risk for cancer. They were nice but both he and Jan Davis said "It's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when." From what I understood my chances of getting cancer were NOT 100%. I considered that bad psychology and went to Huntsman where it was determined that my risk was under 25%. Dr Gray & Jan had talked to me about considering a dbl mastectomy but at Huntsman it was explained that would be overkill. So glad I changed clinics!

Dr. Gray was kind and personable, as was his support staff. Generally, I went to the Layton clinic, which is smaller than the Ogden clinic and serves more than one doctor. I was greeted by name after the first visit. If my cancer returns, heaven forbid, I would go back to his office in a heartbeat.

Dr. Gray has been treating me for recurrent late-stage Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (Stage 4, Grade 3) since March 2005. As of this review, I am still going strong at almost 12 years of continuous treatments that have not only kept me alive, but given me a wonderful quality of life. Dr. Gray is the most caring, competent, professional and knowledgeable provider I have ever known. His medical staff is top-notch and go out of their way to make patients feel like family. Highly Recommended!

I have been trying to get in to see dr gray with a blood clotting disorder and his receptionist/scheduler/whoever she is Debbie is the rudest person ever. I actually work for a doctor and is being referred by her to see him and I would never treat my patients the way this girl does. I am cancelling my referral and going to another doctor that actually cares.

My family has worked with Dr. Gray on three different cancer issues. All three cases, he has been very kind, patient and really takes the time to help. He makes sure that we understand what is going on. The follow up exams are very good. He takes the time that each patient needs to answer questions. Gives clear directions. I highly recommend him to anyone who is in need of an oncologist.

I saw Dr. Gray for a minor issue regarding a blood disorder, NOT cancer related. I was referred by my OB. Dr. Gray spent all of 2 minutes with me, and was very dismissive of my problem. He was zero help, and worse, made me feel kind of stupid for even going in. Maybe he thought my issue was silly when he sees cancer patients all day, but still, a patient is a patient. I wouldn't recommend him to anyone. (His NP, Dr. Davis, was great).

He is a wonderful Dr. He is very kind and personable.