Kerri Lauchner, PA-C

Kerri Lauchner, Physician Asst

Kerri Lauchner is a licensed Physician Assistant with over 20 years of experience in primary care in Ventura County. She initially worked in OB/GYN and Family Practice before spending the past 15 years as the Director of Health Services at California Lutheran University.

Kerri graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a B.S. in Microbiology and a minor in Psychology. She was president of her PA class at Baylor College of Medicine where she graduated with her Master of Science in 2000. She enjoys getting to know her patients and working with them to improve their health.

Kerri lives locally with her husband and daughter. They enjoy spending time with their two large shelter dogs and extended families.

Patient Testimonials

This was my first time seeing a chiropractor, and my experience has been nothing but wonderful. Dr. Shani and the whole team are incredible. Everyone is so friendly. They truly listen and take care of your concerns and needs. I’ve been dealing with neck and lower back pain after my car accident and have seen and felt great improvement. If you need an adjustment, need help with pain relief, or simply need posture correction, don’t look any further and come see them!

— Jennifer Polanco.

When it seems the medical system is so broken these days, Summit has renewed my faith in it. What an incredible staff. I have spent close to 40 hours in the waiting area (while my daughter is undergoing Spravato treatment) – I have never observed such a courteous, friendly and knowledgeable front office staff. Thank you, Summit!!!

— cathy clute.

This is a caring and compassionate total health group. I feel very fortunate to have found them. I was treated with professionalism and kindness from my first appointment, and still am experiencing and appreciating the same, three months in. I choose to continue with the treatments and therapy as all body strengthening and wellness. Best physical therapy and wellness practice I have ever experienced. You will not be disappointed!

— Joan fiedler.