Happy Halloween from SCOS!
Happy Halloween from SCOS!
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We had a SPOOK-tacular Halloween at SCOS!
We had a SPOOK-tacular Halloween at SCOS! The staff really dressed to impress with their fantastic costumes to celebrate, and the holiday potluck was a real treat!
From spiders to skulls and everything in between, SCOS is ready for this Halloween!
Halloween decorations coming in early, and a special shoutout to our medical assistant Armando Del Moral for the creativity!
Happy #PAweek to all of our Physician Assistants!
A huge thank you to our awesome PAs. It would not be possible to provide the care that we do without their help.
We are grateful to take care of patients with such an amazing team!
SCOS hosted a weekend staff training on Saturday 8/26
This was an awesome opportunity to get the staff together with the common goal of learning how to provide a positive experience for our patients!
Dr. Lance Montgomery was recently featured in an article by MemorialCare!
Nanci Nielsen is an avid dancer, swimmer, runner and is on her feet all day at work. About two years ago, she noticed limitation in her movement and pain in her hip, which was diagnosed as arthritis and managed with medication.
Please join us in welcoming our newest physical therapist, Klay Solomon, DPT!
Klay graduated from California Baptist University with his Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science in 2020. He then attending Loma Linda Medical University and graduated summa cum laude with his Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2023.
Team work makes the dream work!
The hand surgery team got together for happy hour to hang out away from the office. Good people, good laughs, good food, and good times!
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The 1st Annual “First Hand Club” Meeting to Advance the Field of Hand Surgery
Dr. Patel joined 15 other hand surgeons at the 1st Annual “First Hand Club” meeting at the Ritz Carlton in Amelia Island, Florida from July 6 through July 8. This is a special group that aims to advance the field of hand surgery for decades to come.
