Millennium Healthcare Management (MHC) was formed in January 2006 by Mr. Keith LeBlanc and Dr. Gerald Cvitanovich to provide management of urgent care and occupational medicine centers.

Combined, they bring together over 70 years of extensive emergency department, outpatient medical, hospital administrative and medical administrative experience.

Post Hurricane Katrina, the greater New Orleans area experienced a dramatic loss of physicians (approximately 2,400 to 4,000) and closure of five hospitals. In order to fill the void of appropriate, cost effective medical care, MHC has been instrumental in providing services to client urgent care/occupational medicine centers ranging from clinic start up and preparation, to full ongoing management through its diverse and comprehensive services.

MHC's staff is highly trained and experienced with over 25 years of medical management, and is proficient in different modalities in the medical industry .

Dr. Gerald A. Cvitanovich, Medical Supervisor of the Millennium Network

Dr. Cvitanovich a 1978 graduate from Jesuit High School in New Orleans, Louisiana. In 1982 he earned a BS in Biology from Tulane University. He graduated from LSU Medical School – New Orleans in 1986 and completed a Family Practice Residency at Earl K. Long Hospital in Baton Rouge in 1989. Dr. Cvitanovich is Board Certified in Family Practice. Dr. Cvitanovich began his career as an Emergency Staff Physician for EMSA Limited Partnership in May 1989. In 1992 he joined the Emergency Department Staff at East Jefferson General Hospital in Metairie, Louisiana.

In 2002, he opened his first Urgent Care Center. East Jefferson After Hours-Kenner is an affiliate of East Jefferson Hospital, but Physician owned. East Jefferson After Hours-Metairie was opened in 2006. Both of his Centers are accredited by the Urgent Care Association of America, the only Accredited Centers in the Metropolitan area. Dr. Cvitanovich has been the Medical Director of East Jefferson General Hospital’s Wound Center from 2002 till 2007. He also has served three terms on the Medical Executive Committee at East Jefferson Hospital.

Dr. Cvitanovich and his staff reopened East Jefferson After Hours-Kenner 8 days after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina without electricity, phone lines, or water. He personally funded and coordinated free medical care and immunizations for over 4,000 hurricane victims and relief workers in the months after the Storm. Also, Dr. Cvitanovich’s family restaurant, Drago’s served over 77,000 free meals to the community in the 2 months after the storm. Dr. Cvitanovich lives in Metairie with his wife Heidi and four children.