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David A. Forlander, MSPT, OCS, CEAS, specializes in evaluating and treating musculoskeletal impairments and sports injuries, postoperative conditions, vertigo problems, and gait and balance issues. A member of the Summit Health Physical Therapy team since 2002, Mr. Forlander is among only 3% of US physical therapists who have a clinical specialist board certification in orthopedic physical therapy.Mr. Forlander notes, "After a thorough evaluation, I teach my patients about their conditions. I then provide hands-on treatment and personalized corrective exercises to help patients achieve their goals quickly. Most importantly, I educate my patients so they can manage and preserve their health throughout their lives."When he is not working with his patients, Mr. Forlander enjoys competitive beach volleyball, mountain biking, snowboarding, and traveling.

Jennifer Rulka, PA-C is a member of Summit Health's Plastic Surgery Center team.

Nadia Jamil, APN is a member of Summit Health's Primary Care at Home team. With a masters degree in Family Practice, Ms. Jamil is trained to provide care across the lifespan but has special focus in geriatric medicine. She graduated from Rutgers University with a doctorate in Clinical Practice to better care for her patients using up-to-date evidence-based research.Ms. Jamil previously worked as an emergency room nurse in a level two hospital in New York for 9 years, where she treated many respiratory, stroke and cardiac patients emergently. She has certification in Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), and Basic Life Support (BLS).I believe in patient-centered care that focuses on primary prevention and education, says Ms. Jamil. I believe the key to good health is using advancements in technology, evidence-based practices, and incorporating a mind/body philosophy to collectively accomplish patient goals.Ms. Jamil holds a bachelors degree in Art and worked as a graphic designer for close to three years before deciding to make the move to health care. Higher education was very important to my dad, and he was the one who encouraged me to continue my education. At the same time, my mom was caring for my grandmother who was on Hospice which further inspired me to enter the field of medicine a path that has been extremely rewarding personally and professionally.Ms. Jamil loves meeting new people, helping those in need, and facing new challenges every day. When not caring for patients, she enjoys hiking, painting, visiting museums, traveling, spending time with family, friends and her animals, and volunteering.