There are several ways for orthopedic practices to expand within their community and maintain profitability in today's tough healthcare environment. Todd Albert, MD, spine surgeon and president of Rothman Institute in Philadelphia, discusses six ways for large orthopedic practices to…
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The Food and Drug Administration may soon be cracking down on mail-order genetic tests such as those that claim to find out which sport children will excel at by testing their DNA, according to a KGW news report.
The Spine Network of California has launched a public awareness campaign to educate patients about the benefits of spine care and promote positive outcomes for appropriately-indicated patients for surgery, according to an organization news release.
Theodore Belanger, MD, an orthopedic spine surgeon, recently joined Texas Back Institute in Plano, according to a practice news release.
The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons suggests surgeons complete training in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief before providing orthopedic and medical care to disaster victims, according to an AAOS news release.
The Food and Drug Administration has rejected Medtronic's Amplify spinal product, citing cancer development in some patients during clinical trials, according to a Reuters news report.