Here are four insights:
1. As per the agreement, the practices will co-manage ProHealth Care’s orthopedic service line.
2. ProHealth named the Oconomowoc (Wis.) Memorial Hospital as its regional destination for orthopedics.
3. Currently, ProHealth Care owns 49 percent of Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin’s surgery center business.
4. At the surgery center in Pewaukee, 14 orthopedic surgeons staff the clinic.
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