Dr. Gregory Bailey, MD

My Mom saw him for a brain tumor at St. Mary's. After the biopsy he said another surgery to insert wafers was needed. A couple days after the first surgery he saw her for post op and was told by her and 2 family members she had difficulty breathing and was asked to listen to her lungs. He said "If its a concern have her see her primary physician." She died a few hours earlier from a pulmonary embolism. Thanks Bailey you tool one of the most important people from me because you have a God complex. I pray you are judged harshly by God when your time comes.

Dr. Bailey performed a lumbar micro decompression /disectomy on my back in 1997. The best decision ever. In search of a neurosurgeon currently and was disappointed he had moved his practice. Do Not Hesitiate I'd do it again in a second if her suggested it as a treatment.

Worse bed side I've ever had to deal with. Did his job then left the patient. Release the patient to go home from ICU with a 7.2 blood count no instructions on how to care for the patient. Luckily are small town hospital helped us out and Dad is in great care now. I hope no one ever has to use Bailey for a Doctor he is the worse. Thanks to the nursing staff they were great. P.s. I'm being nice about Bailey

My grandmother was a patient of Dr. Bailey's after a serious injury. He started her care (very poor, at that) but was unreachable for nearly two weeks, only to wait another two weeks to be seen. Told that he works part time, covers a rural area and is rarely available for office visits. Would NOT recommend being under his care.

Dr. Bailey thoroughly explained my situation and showed me where the problem resided in my head. He answered questions that I had and some I did not asked. He has experience with the the operation I needed. When I called for follow up questions, his staff ALWAYS made sure that I had my answer that day. Kudos to his assistant Stephanie. Stephanie made me feel like they really cared about my well-being.