A story of recovery

I am looking forward to a long and healthy ski season thanks to Team Warner at Summit Ortho!

Photo of a woman in winter gear, wearing skis, posing for camera with a smile

I sustained a pretty significant fracture while skiing in Colorado in February 2016. While I started my care out there, I transitioned it to Dr. Brent Warner and his team as soon as I returned to Minnesota. The healing and recovery was long but successful. Here I am on November 11, 2016 skiing at A-Basin…pain free! I am looking forward to a long and healthy ski season thanks to Team Warner at Summit Ortho!

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