Lakeway Regional Medical to strengthen spine program: 5 observations

Philippe Bochaton, CEO of Lakeway (Texas) Regional Medical Center, plans to bolster the hospital’s spine and brain programs, according to Community Impact Newspaper.

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Here are five observations:

 

1. The hospital’s Center for Spinal Disorders includes eight spinal surgeons and is one of the hospital’s largest programs.

 

2. To further strengthen the spine and brain programs, Lakeway Regional integrates physicians from various disciplines to brainstorm treatments.

 

3. A strong relationship also exists between the physicians and the hospital’s administrative team.

 

4. The hospital also wants to be on the frontend of technological advancements, and already has the da Vinci Surgical System.

 

5. Mr. Bochaton said the hospital currently seeks joint-replacement physicians.

 

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