Dr. Michael Crovetti and special guest, Doug Geinzer from Performance Providers, discuss elective surgeries during the current pandemic and the state of hospitals and surgical centers’ future in the healthcare industry. Elective surgeries Hospitals versus Private Surgical Centers 48 million
Dr. Michael Crovetti, Dr. Caleb Pinegar and Dr. Tomas Kucera discuss how tough situations can lead to success in your business and personal lives. Special guest Mike Almeido of TeamAMC. Explain what makes you tough. Why do grown men cry
The first ever Crovetti Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Podcast, hosted by Dr. Michael Crovetti, Dr. Caleb Pinegar and Dr. Tomas Kucera. Introductions and topics that will be covered in future podcasts Why we became doctors? The importance of education and
Tomas J. Kucera, M.D., M.S. Offers Non-Narcotic Pain Relief at Crovetti Orthopaedics In Western medicine, it’s long been a common belief that the only real way to find pain relief requires either a long-term drug regimen or surgery. That perception
The First Time Around It was ten years ago that Michael Morrissey first crossed paths with Dr. Michael Crovetti of Crovetti Orthopaedics – a time when Morrissey realized he finally had to address his problem knee. From the comments and
Jessica Dowell, Assistant to Dr. Pinegar Compassionate Patient Care is Second Nature for Jessica Dowell If you’re a patient with a painful medical condition, there’s a lot to deal with. There’s the pain itself along with your daily life and
Ginnea Smith, Technically the Billing Manager Titles Don’t Matter to Ginnea as Much as Helping Patients There may have been a few detours on Ginnea Smith’s journey from a small town in Oklahoma to the bright lights of Las Vegas,
Trained with Renowned James R. Andrews, MD in Sports Injury Prevention and Treatment Henderson, Nevada: Caleb Pinegar, D.O. joins the staff of Crovetti Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine. Pinegar specializes in the evaluation, treatment, and prevention of athletic injuries, as well
It was in his late teens that Tony Berti began his personal education about learning how to “power through the pain.” He was just 18 when he tore the cartilage in his right knee. But he had dreams for his
Despite the fact that Jeff Daun has been pretty physical all his life – from his 20 years in the Air Force (including a turn in Iraq), and further back during his school years with wrestling, football, and basketball –
