Sabrenia Gill, PA-C

Teresa Brooks recommends Jordan Young Institute for Orthopedic Surgery & Sports Medicine. Just now · I had 2 massive tears in my rotator cuff along with bone spurs and a massive tear in my bicep tendon. I was recommended to Jordon Young Institute and specifically Dr. Kevin Bonner. Dr. Bonner explained to me that my shoulder was very ugly as my tendons were so shredded from an accidental fall on 8/25/19. Dr. Bonner & PA Gill did my surgery on 10/21/19. Every step of the way, they have truly been amazing. I am now 16 weeks post-op & have been in physical therapy for 2 1/2 months with at least 6 weeks more to go for strength training. My physical therapist said my improvement was remarkable. Thanks so much to Dr. Kevin Bonner, PA Gill and the entire team!!

PA Sabrina Gill was my primary clinician after rotator cuff surgery. She is without any doubt an expert at what she does. Never did I have a question she couldn't answer nor did she appear to be stretching to give me an answer. She is a very fine clinician and has "sunny" outlook. I would recommend Dr. Bonner and Ms Gill to anyone needing shoulder surgery of any sort. Couldn't be happier regarding my surgery and treatment post-surgery. Should get SIX stars!!!

PA Gill was who I mostly saw after my surgery. First visit after surgery she showed me via pictures what was wrong with my shoulder and bicep tendon and what they did to repair it. She was very informative during office visits. She answered all my questions, and showed me alternative exercises to strengthen my shoulder instead of overhead moves. Overall great experience. Thank you.

I was seen by PA Sabrenia Gill for all my ACL reconstruction surgery appointments. She is very patient and answered all my many many questions. Great provider, made me feel very comfortable. I would recommender, without a doubt A++

Very efficient office in all respects. Surgery and recovery (rotator cuff repair) was essentially painless. After about 5 months I have about 75% strength in my left arm and no pain. Strength is building back up over time. Flexibility for some movements is not as good as before injury (that was expected and very livable) but that may get somewhat better as long as I keep up my home regiment of PT.