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Depending on the subspecialty, orthopedic surgeon compensation based on the number of years in practice can increase with age, decrease with age or take on a variation of the bell curve, according to data from MGMA's Physician Compensation and Production…
Barbara M. Henagan recently joined the Board of Directors at SANUWAVE Health, a company focused on biological devices in regenerative medicine, according to a SANUWAVE news release.
Sue Bird, guard for the Seattle Storm women’s professional basketball team, had surgery on her right hip Tuesday morning, according to a report by The Washington Post.
Scaffolds loaded with low-dose recombinant bone morphogenic protein-2 is comparable to autograft bone as a bone graft substitute for anterior lumbar interbody fusion in a large animal model, according to a study published in Spine.
Zimmer Holdings has partnered with National Senior Games Association to launch the 2011 Zimmer Winter National Senior Games, according to a Zimmer news release.
Two orthopedic practices have joined Signature Medical Group, one of Missouri's largest physician-owned medical practices, according to a St. Louis Business Journal report.
Here are four tips from Irene Rademayer, vice president clinic services and Jason Jones, senior director of customer service at Laser Spine Institute, about optimizing employee loyalty at spine centers.
Mary Mayer, CPC health information manager at the Laser Spine Institute, has recently been selected as the chairwoman of the advisory board for Erwin Technical Centerꞌs medical coding and billing program, according to a news release by the Laser Spine…
Spine Pain Management, a medical management and financial company, has recently appointed John Bergeron, CPA, former director and chairman of the audit committee, as new company CFO, according to a Spine Pain Management news release.