Summit Healthcare is a Cardiologist in Show Low, AZ. It is a not-for-profit regional medical center serving Arizona's White Mountains with 101 licensed beds and responding to the healthcare needs of more than 90,000 permanent and seasonal residents across a 3,000 square mile area. The organization provides comprehensive healthcare services, including board certified specialists offering preventive and diagnostic services, with a stated goal of delivering exceptional, state-of-the-art healthcare close to home.
Summit Healthcare has spent the past 50 years investing in equipment and technology while attracting physicians across a wide variety of specialties. Its Bone & Joint Center brings together orthopedic and podiatry specialists for expert, comprehensive care, covering everything from injury recovery to ongoing joint and foot issues. The organization's surgical services include general surgery, vascular surgery, orthopedics, ear, nose and throat (ENT), plastic surgery, podiatry, gynecology, urology, and interventional pain management. Procedures range from total joint replacement and total knee replacement to shoulder surgery, with hip and knee replacements being the most commonly performed. The Summit Therapy Services team works to maximize an individual's ability to regain functional independence in daily living activities and functional mobility at home, work, and in the community, offering occupational therapy, therapy services for children, and a comprehensive outpatient program that complements the outpatient physical therapy program.
The facility is located at 2200 E Show Low Lake Rd in Show Low, AZ.
Summit Healthcare holds a rating of 3.40 based on customer reviews. The organization is known for its long-standing presence in the region, having served the White Mountain communities for 50 years.
With five decades of experience in the White Mountains, Summit Healthcare offers a full continuum of care, from diagnosis through treatment, with orthopedic surgeons using the latest methods and technology to improve the quality of life of patients in Show Low.