Brandon L. Steves, MMS, PA-C

Many of my patients come to me when injured while doing something they enjoy. It's very gratifying when I'm able to provide the kind of care they need to help them get back to their hobbies. Injuries and trauma put us in vulnerable positions. As a provider, I like knowing I can make a difference in my patients' immediate health and care needs and long-term well-being.

Patient care is a collaboration. I want my patients to feel confident about their ability to positively impact their healing process. Trauma and injuries are hard on patients and can often be stressful for loved ones. Good trauma care involves patient-centered focus and open and honest communication with everyone involved.