Dr. Yovanni J. Tineo, DO

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Making a Positive Impact in Her Community of Naples, Florida, Through Her Medical Practice

A compassionate and experienced physician, Dr. Tineo has been serving her community in private practice since 2003. With a profound commitment to patient care, she specializes in key areas such as Nutrition, Women's Health, Pediatrics, and Geriatrics, ensuring that patients of all ages receive personalized and comprehensive healthcare.

With an impressive educational background, she earned her undergraduate degree in Biology from the College of Mount Saint Vincent, where she cultivated her passion for science and medicine. Following her undergraduate studies, she pursued a medical degree at the prestigious New York College of Osteopathic Medicine. Her dedication to excellence continued as she completed her residency at the renowned Mount Sinai School of Medicine of New York University, where she honed her skills and expertise in patient care.

Throughout her career, Dr. Tineo has been dedicated to the holistic well-being of her patients. Her major interests in nutrition and women's health empower her to provide vital insights into preventive care, promoting healthier lifestyles and informed health choices. Additionally, her work with pediatrics ensures that children receive the best possible start in life, while her focus on geriatrics addresses the unique health challenges faced by older adults, helping them maintain their quality of life.

In her free time, Dr. Tineo enjoys staying active through Zumba, promoting fitness and well-being in her own life. She also has a passion for music, playing the piano, which allows her to express creativity and find balance amidst her busy practice. Most importantly, she treasures time spent with her family, cherishing the moments that enrich her life outside of her professional commitments.

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