Three physician-owned orthopedic practices in California are merging to create the third-largest specialty group in the western U.S., San Francisco Business Times reported Nov. 18.
Practice Management
Value-based care has been a hot topic among spine and orthopedic surgeons. While some see promise in the way patient care can be delivered, many say there's still room for improvement.
A growing number of patients are using online platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Youtube to seek out healthcare providers, which presents a key opportunity for surgeons to expand their patient base.
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Vail (Colo.) Health on Nov. 16 opened Dillon (Colo.) Health Center, a multidisciplinary facility that comprises five of the health system's partners, according to Real Vail.
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Newly-formed independent physicians’ group Neurosurgery of St. Louis opened its first three clinic locations in Illinois and Missouri, according to a Nov. 15 report in local outlet riverbender.com. The clinics are located in O’Fallon, Ill.; St. Peters, Mo.; and Town…
Intraoperative neuromonitoring company Assure Holdings closed a $4.75 million private placement, according to a Nov. 15 news release.
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Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston has implemented augmented reality technology in its operating rooms to assist surgeons performing spine procedures.
Brentwood, Tenn.-based IMAC Holdings saw a slight increase in third-quarter revenue year over year, according to financial results posted Nov. 10.