Kerri Murray, MD, FACS

I really want people to feel comfortable understanding their diagnosis. I try to take my time with my patients and answer any questions they may have. I want them to feel informed. That helps the patient make the best decision concerning their healthcare.

I think one of the most important aspects of care is to really take time to sit with the patient and connect with them. I try to answer all of their questions by giving them the time they need. I want them to know that we’re going to be with them as we work our way through the specific situation they are dealing with.

When a patient leaves my office, my goal is that they feel listened to and that they understand what is going on with their health. Surgery can be very scary and I believe the more information you can share with a patient, the better they’re able to deal with it and get through the process.

This is a doctor's office at 300 North Ave in Battle Creek.

Focused on the future of eye care, Specialty Eye Institute is able to bring the latest technology to patients today.

Dr Ver Steeg learned early in his life what a difference plastic surgery can make in someone’s life. One friend with a cleft palate was helped by a plastic surgeon. Another friend received care after a lawnmower accident. He credits his grandfather with instilling a sense of hard work and drive that has helped to guide him through life. Additionally, Dr Ver Steeg finds the field of plastic surgery quite intellectually stimulating. Encountering problems not found in a textbook, he has to weight the different options and come up with the right solution for problem at hand. Dr Ver Steeg has a special interest in reconstructive surgeries including facial trauma, breast reconstruction, skin cancer surgery and wound care.

This is a doctor's office at 363 Fremont St Ste 308A in Battle Creek.

Focused on the future of eye care, Specialty Eye Institute is able to bring the latest technology to patients today.