I. Torin Gray, MD

Dr. Gray is a physician that has always made the extra effort when it counts. I was his patient before he moved to MDVIP. He helped many family members. A particularly special moment was when he saw my mother after my father passed. Mom had not seen a doctor for many years. She could barely walk and had been an abused wife. Dr. Gray gently checked out every aspect of her health. She eventually became a strong and feisty patient.

For me, I seem to have a proclivity for having strange allergic reactions. Several times I have given him concern. He has always found a solution for me. He is the reason I am now a very strong and healthy 75 year old. I travel often and Dr. Gray states he lives vicariously through me. That pleases me!

The photo attached is from when my daughters surprised me with a Caribbean cruise for my 75th birthday. Thank you, Dr. Gray for keeping me strong enough to dance 2 + hours a night that week!

During the last 11 years, every visit to Dr Gray’s office has benefited me both physically and emotionally. It is obvious that he researches and is up to date on any medical issue that would benefit my husband and I. He has been very supportive to us during the last years of losing our daughter to cancer. He provides care for both our mental and physical concerns. 

Torin is both my PCP and my friend…he doesn’t mince words nor sugarcoat anything…he consults me about what needs to happen and offers encouragement/support in my journey. There’s no other confidant I would consider for this…

My doctor is Dr. Torin Gray in Little Rock, AR. I had a UTI, and for this infection I had to receive a series of three shots. I received the first one in his office. That afternoon there was a thunderstorm in Little Rock, and the building where he is located was struck by lightning and there was an electrical fire that closed the entire building. He is located on the 8th floor of that building. He called me the following morning -- the day I was to receive the second shot -- and told me what had happened and the building was closed until further notice. He told me that he and his nurse would be at my house that afternoon to give me my shot -- that was after they had climbed eight flights of stairs in order to retrieve the medicine from his office. Exactly as promised, he and his nurse showed up at my house and I received the second and third shots in my home. A true house call.