
Gregory Flermoen, MD, FACS
An Employed Provider of Memorial Healthcare
Doctor of
Surgery
About Dr. Gregory Flermoen, MD, FACS
Dr. Gregory Flermoen joins Dr. Joseph Testa, Dr. Sasha Spencley, Erik Harp, PA-C and Miranda Weaver, MSN, APRN, AGNP-C in offering patients the highest quality surgical services available at Memorial Healthcare Surgical Associates.
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Memorial Healthcare Surgical Associates is an employed practice of Memorial Healthcare.
Specialties
Accepting new patients
Yes
Accepts children
Yes
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Locations

King Street Professional Building
Memorial Healthcare Surgical Associates
818 West King Street, Suite 201
Owosso, MI 48867
Phone: 989-723-3168 Fax: 989-725-2962
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- Aetna
- BCBSM Medicare Plus Blue PPO
- BCBSM Traditional, HAP
- BCN Medicare Advantage
- Blue Care Network
- Blue Cross Complete
- Blue Preferred Plus
- Cigna
- Cofinity
- Health Alliance Plan of MI
- Health Plus
- Humana PPO
- McLaren Commercial
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- Medicare Plus Blue PPO
- Meridian Health Plan Medicaid
- Midwest Health Plan
- Molina Healthcare
- PHCS
- PHP Commerical
- PHP Medicare
- Physicians Health Plan Commercial
- Priority Health
- RR Medicare
- Sparrow Physicians Health Network
- Tricare Standard
- United Healthcare Community Plan
Dr Floermoen is very thorough and personable.
Would recommend Memorial to everyone.
The surgeon/anesthesiologist was very nice, informal, and confident.
Dr. Flermoen is excellent!
I absolutely loved Dr Flermoen. He explained to me in detail about my condition and treatment plan. He also showed compassion. I would highly recommend him.
Good surgeon, good staff w/some limits, tests and scans scheduled, still some serious pain meanwhile, goes unattended.
Definitely recommend Dr. Flaermon and his staff
The doctor is a very nice and caring man. He and his assistant made me feel very comfortable
Very kind and professional. Made me feel really at ease with surgery.
Dr. Flermoen is amazing. And his follow up care was very much appreciated.
Still not clear to me what if any options or alternatives exist to the recommendations which seemed to be a "one size fits all" approach. When a CT scan shows no evidence of any malignancy outside of the polyp removed, and surgery excises surrounding organic tissue, is chemo really necessary or just advised as precaution? As a diabetic how much risk is there to having your immune system further compromised?
I received well informed information on my care and treatment. I'm very comfortable & would recommend the doctor to anyone that needs care.