Dr. Manoj Kumar Ray Reviews
Patient Experience
My 82-year-old father was admitted with severe pneumonia and sepsis,Dr. Ray’s calm expertise and round-the-clock monitoring in the ICU gave us hope when things looked bleak. He explained every step in simple terms and never dismissed our concerns. Truly a lifesaver.
Our 6-year-old daughter had a terrifying asthma attack that turned critical overnight. Dr. Ray’s quick decision to intubate and his gentle way of reassuring us,even at 3 AM,made all the difference. She’s home and breathing easy now, thanks to him.
Came in with chest pain, thinking it was acidity,turned out to be a mild heart attack. Dr. Ray’s team acted swiftly; his clarity during the crisis and follow-up care made me feel secure. I didn’t expect emergency care to feel so personal.
Routine post-op follow-up for my mother’s bypass surgery,Dr. Ray remembered tiny details from weeks earlier and adjusted medications with incredible precision. It’s rare to find a doctor who cares beyond the immediate crisis.
My husband was brought in unconscious after a bike accident,multiple fractures, internal bleeding. Dr. Ray coordinated with surgeons, neurology, and never sugarcoated the risks, but his confident approach kept us grounded. He fought for him like family.
Visited for a second opinion on my father’s COPD management. Dr. Ray spent an hour reviewing files we brought, asked insightful questions, and laid out a clear, conservative plan that other doctors had overlooked. Refreshingly thorough.
Our newborn was admitted with respiratory distress,scariest days of our lives. Dr. Ray was there at every monitor beep, explaining numbers we didn’t understand with patience. His warmth made the NICU feel less cold.
Complex case: my sister with lupus and kidney involvement crashed suddenly. Dr. Ray managed her multi-organ support, consulted specialists without ego, and updated us hourly. His humility and brilliance stood out.
I was the ‘routine’ diabetic check-up that wasn’t so routine,Dr. Ray spotted signs of silent hypoxia and admitted me immediately. His vigilance caught what others missed. I owe him my life.
Follow-up after my ICU discharge for pancreatitis,Dr. Ray didn’t just sign off; he discussed nutrition, mental health, and even called a week later to check. He treats the person, not the file.
Elderly aunt with dementia and UTI became agitated and septic. Dr. Ray handled her with such kindness,speaking softly, involving us in every call,and managed her meds without sedation. Humanity in critical care.
Young athlete with heat stroke and organ failure,Dr. Ray’s aggressive cooling protocol and calm under pressure saved his kidneys. His updates to our panicked family were crisp yet compassionate.
Post cardiac arrest, hypothermia therapy,Dr. Ray guided us through the uncertainty with raw honesty and science-backed hope. My father woke up, and so did our faith in modern medicine.
Came in with severe dengue, platelets dropping fast. Dr. Ray’s team was on it,transfusions, monitoring, no drama. His ability to make critical care feel routine is his superpower.
My son’s epilepsy meds failed; he had status epilepticus in the ER. Dr. Ray took over, stabilized him, and redesigned his treatment plan with input from a neurologist. We finally have control.
