Jeffrey LeMay, MD

"I saw Dr LeMay when I had to have my ovaries evicted following cancer treatment. He and his staff are very caring. They take the time to listen and explain."

"Dr LeMay, along with many other doctors at CGH, don't listen when you tell them what is wrong with you. I have so much PTSD and trauma that goes with this Clinic/Hospital. It's rather unfortunate that our town being this small is so limited to doctors that actually care about their patients and listen to their patient. I wanted to email this doctor along with the others that have really hurt my mentality and have made me question or ignore symptoms of illnesses with myself and my twin daughters. It's beyond depressing knowing that the pain I was experiencing for 12+ years was due to endometriosis, adenomyosis and my left ovary was full of cysts and fused to my left leg (internally of course). I seen LeMay and Meredith for sure and both of them logged my pain in the areas I complained as well as the ER. I have a huge paper trail literally documenting all the way up until I went to Dr Rob, at KSB at the time, and had a partial hysterectomy because the damage was so bad due to the neglect of CGH. Its made me lose faith in the health care system and now my health is so bad and only getting worse."

"I normally see a different doctor within this practice. Unfortunately, mine was not available but they assured me that doctor Lemay would be able to handle my concerns. I went in for pain and was told to undress for a pap smear instead. I did oblige but not without questions. I told him my concerns of the pain that I've been experiencing for years has only option was for me to go on birth control. I questioned that being in my mid 30s. Instead of going back and forth and speaking like adults to discuss treatment options. I was told that if I didn't like his plan then there are not any other options. I again voiced I'm not going on birth control. He then asked me what I read or seen on the internet that would question his treatment plan. I was extremely upset that his only option was his way or the highway. I then called and made a complaint and was told he would call me to discuss my concerns. Unfortunately no call was returned. After several weeks of waiting for my results, turns out that there is something wrong and the nurse would not explain it in terms that I could understand. I put it in another complaint only to be told from the patient advocate that Dr. Lemay would now not be taking me on as a patient and would not discuss any further diagnosis of possible cancer. I assured I did not want him as my doctor but it would be nice for him to further explain my diagnosis. He refused. I'm sad that this establishment is backing up these ideologies. It's 2023 and if a woman is feeling uncomfortable with what the Dr is wanting to put into her body then they should listen. If a patient wants to question the treatment plan, it should not be a 1950s where a man said what he said and that is the final answer. I'm a woman and I say what happens to my body. Birth control should not be shoved down my throat and masking the underlying issues."

"Dr. LeMay is an incredible doctor and his nurse staff is always helpful in answering questions. Incredibly happy to have chosen him to be my provider through my most recent pregnancy."

"Not once but twice I’ve been rushed out of Lemays office with “I can’t tell you why you’re in pain” everyone raved at how amazing he was so I trusted him to help me. Literally sat in his office with high blood pressure, in pain, with tears rolling down my face just to be told maybe I should try Aleve instead of ibuprofen. I spent more time talking to his nurse who seemed more concerned than he actually was!!! I am in shock at the lack of compassion or lack of effort to try and help me. What a waste of my time."