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A. George Dass, M.D.
OrthoMichigan
Orthopedics, Sports Medicine: Hand, Elbow, and Shoulder Surgery
Flint, Lapeer, Fenton
4.9
340 Ratings
134 Comments
Dr. George Dass completed an orthopedic residency at Cleveland Clinic and afterward did a hand and elbow fellowship in Boston. He specializes in hand, elbow, and shoulder surgery.
4.9
340 Ratings
134 Comments
Dr. George Dass completed an orthopedic residency at Cleveland Clinic and afterward did a hand and elbow fellowship in Boston. He specializes in hand, elbow, and shoulder surgery.
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A longtime member of the OrthoMichigan family, Dr. Dass specializes in hand, elbow, and shoulder surgery. He earned his undergraduate degree in biomedical sciences, as well as his medical degree, from the University of Michigan through the accelerated Interflex program. He completed an orthopedic residency at Cleveland Clinic and afterward did a hand and elbow fellowship in Boston. Dr. Dass is currently an associate clinical professor for the Department of Surgery for Michigan State University’s College of Human Medicine and associate chairman for the Orthopedic Training Program at Mclaren Flint. In his free time, Dr. Dass enjoys spending time with friends and family, golfing and rooting for U of M football.
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Professional, efficient, courteous, and caring.
So friendly. Answered all my questions
Excellent doctor. Would highly recommend to anyone.
Dr.Daas is very professional & courteous. He explained my upcoming hand surgery & was very informative. He's the best!
Very nice man and very thorough.
Very helpful and professional, nice
Fantastic
Very informative. I feel I have a plan to get my hand problems taken care of
Good experience. Dr. Dass performed hand surgery 8 years ago and having additional hand surgery shortly. Would not consider any other surgeon to hold a scalpel other than Dass.
Very informative ❣️