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Peak Performers of the Month

Hegeman, Kylie MN 9.24 PPOM
Meet Kylie
Kylie underwent a bunionectomy/lapiplasty procedure after progressive pain and deformity of her big toe that was limiting her ability to enjoy her favorite activities.  Despite her surgeon indicating that PT was optional, Kylie advocated for herself, wanting a faster and better recovery if possible. Kylie says:  “Mike helped me to...
Carole

August 2024 Peak Performer of the Month

Meet Carole
Carole tripped on a tree root while hiking in July 2023.  Somewhere in the process, she felt her knee twist and the pain began.  Her meniscus was torn, and her knee locked and wouldn’t straighten all the way.  This made walking and getting up from a chair nearly impossible.   Carole says: ...
Dobiesz, Craig WS 7.24 PPOM

July 2024 Peak Performer of the Month

Meet Craig
Skier, UPS Driver and our July 2024 Peak Performer of the Month!! In February of 2024, Craig tore his ACL and meniscus while skiing. This injury sounds so common, almost normal to us, as we see this often, but when it happens to you, it is anything but normal. The...
Mashewski, Katelyn MN 6.24 PPOM

June 2024 Peak Performer of the Month

Meet Katelyn
Katelyn had been playing lacrosse at Syracuse University as a faceoff specialist.  In 2023, she tore her ACL, meniscus, and had a chondral lesion on her femur.  That is an extensive injury.  She was doing well, but wanted to add on to what her ATC’s had given her.  She came...

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