Gur Raj S Deol Md's Online Review Report Card

He is a fake doctor, his undergraduate degree from India is fake, and he is listed among the most wanted in India. Stay away from him.

Without any exaggeration, Dr. Deol almost killed my wife. After, wrongly, being diagnosed with lung cancer, not by Dr. Deol, we scheduled a bronchoscopy. While in her lungs he found a liquid and drained it. More of the yellow liquid appeared. He made the decision to "push it back into the avioli" using air pressure although he--admittedly--didn't know what the liquid was. After this the yellow liquid hardened into a rubber-like substance. when the lungs expelled the substance her lung collapsed causing respiratory failure. If it wasn't for a couple of great ER doctors, life flight, and an incredible ICU team at UW I would have lost my 35 year old wife. Since then I have found others that have had similar experiences with him. I can stand poor bed side manners, which his are very poor. I can put up with egotistical people, which he is one. I can even handle someone lying to me and the hospital to cover their behind, which he did. But, if someone almost kills my family and then has the balls to lie to other doctors which could have prevented her from getting better, I think that's a reasonable place to say THIS PERSON SHOULD NOT BE PRACTICING MEDICINE! Unfortunately, I don't think it will end until he kills someone. Don't let it be you.

After returning to the office from emergency surgery, Dr. Deol met with us in an extremely calm, patient, unhurried manner. This was my husband's first visit, & we had several questions regarding his COPD, which Dr. Deol answered concisely & completely, easing our minds about what steps to take, & what to expect. We consider ourselves fortunate to add another top notch doctor to the physicians we already have. We highly recommend Dr. Deol

Dr. Deol was my pulmo doctor for a couple of years before I moved. Great doctor. Never seemed in a hurry. Never pushed an agenda. I would highly recommend him to my family or friends.

I found Dr. Deol to be out of touch with my needs and purpose of the visit. I also found the Olympic Peninsula campus system to be archaic for my needs. Each individual I encountered was kind and considerate, however the system failed me. The system is not set up for a patient to be their own advocate. Information and test were not shared freely with the patient only between physicians. I will be moving on to a team where I have free access to my information. I desire a team of health care workers that spend more time explaining test results instead of just saying everything is "normal" . If everything was normal, then why did I receiving a prescription for a very expensive medication?