KnockoutAnesthesia
A steady presence through every procedure
Personalized physician anesthesiology centered on preparation, communication, vigilance, and your comfort.
Led by John Michael Grose, D.O., D.ABA
The beacon behind our care
Like a lighthouse, excellent anesthesia care is calm, watchful, and dependable. We help patients understand what to expect while maintaining a focused presence before, during, and immediately after a procedure.
Meet the practice
The people patients and professional partners can count on for thoughtful care and responsive communication.
Owner · Physician Anesthesiologist
Dr. Grose brings a physician-led approach to anesthesiology, pairing careful preparation and continuous attention with clear, reassuring communication.
“Every patient deserves to feel informed, heard, and cared for.”
Office Manager
Diana supports the practice with personal attention and organized communication, helping patients, facilities, and professional partners connect with the right information.
Contact the office →Continuity of care
Anesthesiology is more than the time spent in a procedure. It includes understanding your health, developing the care plan, closely monitoring vital functions, and supporting your transition to recovery.
Before
Review health history, medications, allergies, previous experiences, and the plan for your procedure.
During
Administer the planned anesthesia while continuously monitoring breathing, circulation, oxygen, and other vital signs.
After
Guide the transition into recovery and help address comfort, nausea, breathing, and immediate post-procedure needs.
Your procedure guide
Your facility and care team will provide directions specific to you. Their instructions always come first.
Bring a current list of medications and supplements. Mention allergies, sleep apnea, heart or lung conditions, and previous anesthesia concerns.
Follow the eating, drinking, and medication directions from your facility and physician. Call your care team if anything is unclear or your health changes.
When your care team requires an adult driver or someone to stay with you, make those arrangements before the day of your procedure.
Patient education
Start with dependable educational material from the American Society of Anesthesiologists, then discuss questions specific to your health with your own care team.
Common questions
These general answers support—not replace—the instructions from your surgeon, facility, and anesthesia team.
Share your health conditions, medications and supplements, allergies, prior anesthesia experiences, sleep apnea, recent illness, pregnancy status when applicable, and any questions or concerns.
Food or liquid in the stomach can create serious risk during anesthesia. Follow the exact timing provided by your own care team because instructions can differ by patient and procedure.
Some medications continue as usual while others may require special instructions. Do not guess or stop prescribed medication on your own—confirm with the team responsible for your procedure.
Many procedures involving anesthesia or sedation require a responsible adult to drive you home, and sometimes to stay with you. Confirm your facility’s requirements in advance.
Connect with our office
For practice information, administrative questions, or professional inquiries, contact Diana Grose, Office Manager. Public office contact details will be placed here after final confirmation.
Please do not send private medical details by regular email. For urgent medical concerns, contact your treating facility or call 911.