The joint venture will be called Cooper Bone and Joint Institute at Inspira Woodbury, and will include physicians from both organizations. The joint venture will focus on providing various types of musculoskeletal care, including joint replacements, sports medicine, and foot and ankle surgery.
Financial terms of the partnership were not disclosed, according to the report.
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