Henry Patel

Your spirit remains in everyone who had the privilege of knowing you and lifts u all up when we talk of you. Rest in peace and honor with God.

We just learned of Dr. Patel's untimely passing. We are shocked and deeply saddened, while we also recall his kindness, compassion and all of the time he gave to us to help us navigate a series of procedures for my husband's heart, in the years we lived in the area.

He will always be remembered by us as one of the finest physicians - head and shoulders above any we've known, in any specialty - all of our lives. We send blessings of love and peace to all who loved him - from his...

Dr. Patel or as he insisted I call him Henry, was the most remarkable and gifted man that I have ever had the pleasure of working with. His cheerful approach was so welcoming when sitting down to discuss difficult negotiations related to his service line. I was always welcomed in with a smile, saying oh-no is it that time again to negotiate with the vendor community Josh. I could only laugh and smile back saying yep it’s that time.

He taught me so much in our discussions...

I just read in the Penn Stater magazine about Henry’s death. I am shocked - he was an amazing man. I knew him as a cardiology EP fellow at Penn State Hershey. He was a kind, joyful, smart physician who I loved working with. Prayers go out to his family. I guess the one thought is that he and Jerry Luck will have much to compare notes on in heaven. My sincere condolences to his family.

I was at a Dr appt and I was blow away just recently about Dr Patel. I was a patient for over 14 years but have not needed to see him very often due to my health was better
I am still in shock he was the best Dr a patient could ever ask for his bed side manners were Number 1 his personality was the best if u needed a joke he had one if u needed a listening ear you got it and if u needed advice about what would he do if he was in your situation he had that also ! I used look forward to...

Dr. Patel gave me the very best treatment I could’ve had when I found out I needed a pacemaker. In 1962 he installed my first one and I never knew when it was working. I saw him often and he gave me such excellent care. When I moved home to Stuart Virginia in 2012, I knew I needed a second pacemaker. I wanted him to install that one too. My cousin, a nurse, drove me to Wilmington North Carolina and we spent the night in a motel. The next day I reported to the hospital and saw the smiling...

Wonderful Dr. Spent so much time with me. We talked about everything! He will be missed in so many ways.