Here are four insights:
1. The new hospital incorporates an integrated approach between neurosurgeons, spine surgeons, orthopedic surgeons, radiologist and physical therapy experts to benefit patient outcomes.
2. Physicians are incentivized to collaborate on a single case. For example, a spine surgeon will work with a neurologist to determine the best treatment plan.
3. The institute’s goal is to eliminate the need for a patient to travel from physician to physician to receive care. Rather, the physicians can work together to deliver the patient care.
4. The Neuroscience, Spine & Orthopedic Institute’s multi-disciplinary team is made up of nearly 25 physicians who meet regularly.
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