Joni’s Story
What could have been a very stressful and negative situation was made into a positive one.
I fell last spring (walking my dog!!) and hurt my shoulder. It was during the peak of the pandemic. Yet, I was able to be seen by the great Dr. Pete Daly. All staff were very kind and made me feel comfortable and safe. I ended up getting cortisone and physical therapy (with Josh!). I did most of the PT appointments virtually. I am happy to say that I am doing very well! What could have been a very stressful and negative situation was made into a positive one – all because of the high quality care, kindness, and respect I was shown by every single staff I encountered at Summit. THANK YOU!
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Peter Daly, M.D.
“I understand the concern of athletes to get back to their sport. And I work in combination with our therapists to get them fully active.”
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