This webinar is on-demand and can be viewed at your convenience. Nearly 30% of new hospital hires leave within the first year, and more than 60% of all exits happen within the first two. For public sector healthcare systems already…
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From world first’s procedures to new technology and device debuts, here are 50 milestone firsts in spine and orthopedic surgery, as reported by Becker’s in the first half of 2026. Note: This list is not exhaustive.
Independent physician groups have spent years investing in revenue cycle automation—and it has delivered real results. But the biggest revenue cycle challenges were never the repetitive tasks. Denials, payer rule changes, authorization gaps, and workflow exceptions require context, judgment, and…
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Clinical AI has moved from novelty to fixture in everyday practice. The harder question now: what makes it deliver lasting value rather than stall after rollout? In this webinar, clinical and informatics leaders from Adventist Health and Rady Children’s Health…
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Cynthiana, Ky.-based Harrison Memorial Hospital added two orthopedic surgeons to its staff. Cody Lane, DO, and Joshua Owens, MD, joined the hospital, providing services including fractures, sports injuries and total joint replacements, according to a June 29 news release from…
From the Times Center in New York City on June 6, 2026: Abridge CEO and Co-Founder Dr. Shiv Rao announced the patient-centered clinician intelligence platform—a single, horizontal intelligence layer, connecting providers, payers, and life sciences, organized around every patient, for…
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For young orthopedic surgeons, having the full, long-term outlook of a practice before signing on is crucial, but is something that can be overlooked. Private equity has changed the business dynamics of orthopedics, and understanding those nuances is critical. These…
North Oaks Health welcomed neurosurgeons Dani Terrell, MD, and S. Garrett Whipple-Bones, MD, to its North Oaks Neurosurgery Clinic in Hammond, La., earlier this month. Dr. Terrell and Dr. Whipple-Bones recently completed neurosurgical oncology fellowships at Moffitt Cancer Center in…
Spine surgeons see real upside in the newer biologics, from faster fusion to fewer failures and less hardware lucency, but the long-term evidence behind many of these products has not kept pace with their adoption. The osteobiologics category now accounts…
The next six months for spine surgeons depend on delivering better outcomes for the right patients while technology, training and reimbursement all shift underfoot. That’s no easy task, according to the surgeons and ASC leaders who spoke at the Becker’s…
