The increase in value-based care for orthopedic cases will continue to be pushed by the transition of cases to ASCs, but staffing shortages could threaten care delivery, according to one orthopedic surgeon leader.
A lack of access to innovative technology, mounting pressures from health systems and payer denials are among some of the top worries for spine surgeons today.
A Wisconsin health system that recently reached its 1,000th surgery and three other recent robotic surgery milestones to know:
Two neurosurgeons recently completed their 100th robotic-assisted surgeries.
Here are 10 orthopedic surgeons to know:
Here are five spine practices to know:
Charles Seal, MD, recently completed his 100th robotic-assisted spine surgery with Globus Medical's ExcelsiusGPS.
The best and worst ranked states for healthcare vary in the number of orthopedic surgeons in each state.
Expansion of procedures, new technology and physicians taking back autonomy are three ways one ASC administrator sees orthopedic and spine surgery changing in the next two years.
Increasing patient access and incorporating value-based care are among the top priorities the Orthopedic Centers of Colorado has for the second half of this year, according to Brian Larkin, MD.