COVID-19: We Are in This Together

COVID Video Series

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought forth many changes to both or patients and our staff. Listen to Dr. Nicholas Wills explain how we are all in this together.

Video Transcription

People are doing the things that they’re not used to to try to help out others. And I think that’s really where it starts and finishes, is this is we’re doing it at Summit, things that are maybe a little bit less comfortable for us, that are not as easy for us, that are more sophisticated, but at the end of the day, we’re doing it, the patients are doing it, and we all trying to do it together. Everyone has really, I think, done a nice job and really great stewards to take care of each other, and I think that’s been a pretty neat thing that our patients have done.

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