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Breanna partners with patients through every step of their orthopedic care, from the first evaluation to post-surgical recovery, with a focus on clear, unhurried explanations and hands-on, attentive support.
Breanna trained across orthopedic surgery, emergency medicine, and interventional radiology, with hands-on experience in fracture care, in-office injections, and first-assisting in joint replacement and arthroscopic surgery. She works alongside Dr. Hayk Stepanyan to care for his joint replacement and sports medicine patients.
Key takeaways
As a physician assistant on Dr. Hayk Stepanyan's team, Breanna Potenciano helps guide patients through the full arc of orthopedic care: evaluating new injuries, performing in-office procedures, assisting in surgery, and managing recovery. Patients see her for the kind of plain-language, unhurried explanations that make a treatment plan easy to follow.
Breanna earned her Master of Physician Assistant Studies at Loma Linda University, following physician assistant coursework at the University of La Verne, and completed her B.A. in Public Health Policy, with a minor in Health Informatics, at the University of California, Irvine. Her clinical rotations spanned orthopedic surgery, emergency medicine, interventional radiology, and critical care.
During her orthopedic training she assessed fractures and musculoskeletal injuries, performed joint and trigger-finger injections and aspirations including ultrasound-guided techniques, first- and second-assisted in joint replacements, arthroscopies, and fracture repairs, and provided post-operative wound care and splinting. Her graduate research examined the long-term effects of delayed access to musculoskeletal care in underserved populations.
Whether you're calling for a refill, a follow-up, or you're still in the recovery window after a procedure with our team, the path is short.
Call (323) 264-7600 during business hours for prescription refills, follow-up appointments, or questions about your care. We don't have a patient portal; every concern reaches a real team member.
Our post-op guide covers what's normal in recovery, when to call us, and when to go straight to the ER. Honest information, no marketing fluff.
After-hours emergencies: call our main line at (323) 264-7600 and follow the prompts. For life-threatening symptoms (chest pain, difficulty breathing, sudden weakness, suspected infection with high fever), call 911 or go to the nearest ER, and have them call us.
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