Dr. Sara Trigero, MD

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Delivering Evidence-Based Care with a Patient-Centric Approach for Healthier, Happier Lives

Dr. Sara Trigero is a highly skilled and compassionate physician specializing in internal medicine and obesity medicine. Her strong connection to her Basque heritage shines through in her dedication to promoting wellness and individualized patient care at Achieve Health NV, in Reno, Neveda.

With a blend of expertise and empathy, Dr. Trigero offers a holistic approach to healthcare that resonates with her patients. Her commitment to evidence-based care and her warm and empathetic nature ensure patients receive the highest standard of medical attention and support on their journey to improved health.

Dr. Trigero’s medical journey began at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, where she laid the foundation for her career in healthcare. She furthered her training with a residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Colorado, Denver School of Medicine, where she refined her clinical skills and deepened her understanding of patient-centered care.  She sought additional certification in Obesity Medicine to ensure she could offer evidence-based tools to her patients seeking to improve their health by addressing concerns with weight that often complicate other health conditions.

Throughout her career, Dr. Trigero has held various roles, from serving as a nocturnist at the VA Eastern Colorado Health System to taking on leadership positions at the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System. Her commitment to evidence-based care and personalized treatment plans has earned her recognition among her peers and patients alike.

A valued member of the medical community, Dr. Trigero is actively involved in organizations such as the Washoe County Medical Society, the American College of Physicians, and the Obesity Medical Association. Her dedication to professional development and patient advocacy sets her apart as a healthcare provider who goes above and beyond for those in her care.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Trigero finds solace and rejuvenation in the great outdoors, a passion she shares with her family, including her husband and two sons. Her family operates a thriving ranch in central Nevada, a testament to her enduring ties to the local community and the region’s rugged beauty. Spending quality time with her loved ones in the natural beauty of Nevada’s landscapes not only keeps her physically active but also reinforces her belief in the importance of a balanced and active lifestyle. 

With a continual commitment to learning, an empathetic approach to patient care, and an unwavering commitment to her community, Dr. Sara Trigero embodies the values at Achieve Health NV. Through her exemplary healthcare services and dedication to leading a balanced life, she sets a remarkable example for others to follow on the path to improved health and happiness.

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