Summit Hospital

Summit Hospital is a hospital in Sacramento, California, offering care across heart and vascular medicine, cancer treatment, women's health, and orthopedic surgery. It holds a rating of 5.00 based on one review.

The hospital operates a cardiac intensive care unit and performs robotic-assisted abdominal wall procedures, and it is a certified bariatric surgery center. Its surgical programs include single-port breast surgery, and its Carol Ann Read Breast Center provides personalized breast care. Within its joint replacement programs, the hospital performs nearly 400 hip and knee replacements each year, and a 58-bed acute rehabilitation unit supports patients moving from surgery into recovery. A pre-operative clinic helps patients prepare for surgery, and private rooms and specialized units are available during a stay.

Beyond surgical care, the hospital's services extend to behavioral health, children's health, neuroscience supported by advanced imaging and a telestroke line, pregnancy and childbirth with NICU services, primary care, and home health and hospice. In 2026, the Stanford Medicine Sutter Health Cancer Center is set to open on the campus, bringing outpatient cancer care closer to area residents.

Among the patients who have shared their experience, Summit Hospital carries a full 5.00 rating, reflecting the care given to those it has treated.

For patients in Sacramento facing joint replacement or a path back from surgery, Summit Hospital pairs high-volume orthopedic surgery with a dedicated acute rehabilitation unit under one roof.

Services:

• Bariatric Surgery
• Bariatric surgery
• Breast surgery (single‑port and Carol Ann Read Breast Center)
• Cardiac ICU
• Cardiac care (including cardiac ICU)
• Joint Replacement
• Joint replacement (hip and knee)
• Kidney transplant evaluation