Dr. Elise Simpson received her undergraduate training at Michigan State University. She stayed at Michigan State University where she earned her medical degree from the College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2013. She completed her residency training at West Virginia University in Morgantown, West Virginia, where she was the administrative chief resident in her final year.
Dr. Simpson has special interests in obstetrics, substance use disorders in pregnancy, abnormal uterine bleeding, contraceptive management, adolescent care, menopause, and gynecologic surgery. She performs minimally invasive surgery including use of the da Vinci Robot.
Dr. Simpson’s professional memberships include fellow of the American College of Obstetrics & Gynecology, American Osteopathic Association, & American Medical Association. She is board eligible. She was clinical assistant professor at Western Michigan University School of Medicine.
Dr. Elise Simpson, DO in Novi, Michigan. I’ve been seeing her since I (24F, CF, with partner for 8 years but not married) was 19 and she’s so great! Performed my laparoscopic bilateral salpingectomy and a removal and replacement of my Nexplanon at my request, which took place at Lakes Surgery Center in West Bloomfield, Michigan. ZERO bingos, simply explained the procedure, emphasized it’s permanent and I would need IVF if I changed my mind, but didn’t ask for a laundry list of reasons why I wanted it. I originally asked for it when I was 21, but couldn’t get it done due to my own schedule (university, internship, etc) and she was still supportive. I asked again about it at my annual in Nov ’24, I called Jan ’25 to schedule the procedure, got my appointment for one month later. After insurance, I had to pay $1.4k out of pocket. I’m writing this about 12 hours after the procedure, just feeling very sore and honestly, the Nexplanon is causing more discomfort than the bisalp!
