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Daniel Olivero

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Daniel Olivero

Background

Experience and approach.

Dr. Daniel Olivero is a physician with more than a decade of post-residency clinical experience and a strong focus on addiction medicine, behavioral health, and patient-centered medical care. As Medical Director, he brings extensive experience overseeing treatment programs, collaborating with teams of medical and mental health professionals, and helping individuals achieve long-term recovery and improved overall wellness.

Since 2017, Dr. Olivero has served as the founder and Medical Director of Olivero Medical Health Center, where he has provided leadership across a broad range of healthcare services, including addiction medicine, primary care, ketamine infusion therapy, hormone replacement therapy, weight management, and wellness-focused treatment programs. Throughout his career, he has served as Medical Director for numerous healthcare organizations nationwide, helping establish high standards of clinical excellence, patient safety, and evidence-based care.

He earned his Doctor of Medicine degree from Universidad Iberoamericana and completed his residency training at Lincoln Medical & Mental Health Center. While his early medical training included pediatrics and primary care, his professional focus has evolved toward addiction medicine, medical leadership, and integrated behavioral healthcare.

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