AdhesiveCapsulitisShoulder near Provo, UT

Care Philosophy: When surgical intervention is necessary, Dr. Pitts's extensive training in state-of-the-art techniques, including robotic-assisted and computer-assisted procedures, ensures that patients receive the most advanced care available. His commitment to outcome-driven approaches is reflected in his meticulous attention to each phase of the patient's treatment journeyfrom initial consultation to post-operative recovery and rehabilitation.Community and CompassionHaving returned to Utah to be closer to family and serve the community he calls home, Dr. Pitts's practice is more than a professional endeavorit's a personal commitment to improving the lives of those around him. Together with his team, Dr. Pitts strives to create an environment where patients feel supported, respected, and valued throughout their care.

Care Philosophy: I chose to do family practice as I enjoy caring for a variety of patient problems and conditions. I feel it's important to deal with an individual's problem in the context of his or her family.

Biography: Dr. Bryce Peterson enjoys the broad spectrum of family medicine: caring for newborns, those on hospice, and everyone in between. After obtaining his medical degree from Ohio State University, he completed a residency locally at McKay Dee Hospital. As a Family Physician at the Ogden Clinic, Dr. Peterson provides joint injections and fracture treatment for his patients, and a host of other services.Bryce loves spending time with his lovely wife Shonni and their two sons, hiking, and occasionally riding a bicycle. He also enjoys gardening, wood working, making fine ice-creams, reading new books, and good jokes.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Amundsen is focused on the overall patient experience. He always takes the time to make sure that each patient completely understands their diagnosis and all treatment options.

Care Philosophy: He believes this physician-patient interaction is the keystone of the healthcare industry and that treatment should be a shared decision making process. He encourages non-operative treatment when available and is very grateful and honored for the trust patients bestow in him.