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3 orthopedic surgeons join Formus Labs' advisory board
Three orthopedic surgeons joined Formus Labs' clinical advisory board, the medtech company said Feb. 15. -
Spire Orthopedic Partners completes 4 acquisitions in 1 year
Spire Orthopedic Partners, a physician owned and operated management partner backed by private equity firm Kohlberg and Co., has quickly made a name for itself in the orthopedic MSO space since its 2021 founding. -
ModMed named top EHR for orthopedic practices, per Black Book
Technology leader ModMed has been named the top EHR system for orthopedic practices for the sixth year in a row by poll conductor Black Book. -
Englewood Health re-certified by The Joint Commission for knee, hip replacement
Englewood (N.J.) Health has been re-certified by The Joint Commission for its hip and knee replacement, spinal fusion surgery and stroke care programs. -
Dr. Douglas Padgett named Hospital for Special Surgery's next surgeon-in-chief and medical director
Douglas Padgett, MD, will succeed Bryan Kelly, MD, as New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery's surgeon-in-chief and medical director. -
OrthoNJ launches new website
OrthoNJ launched its new website, orthonj.org, to improve the experience for patients. -
BayCare Clinic opens new orthopedic, sports medicine facility
BayCare Clinic has opened a new orthopedic and sports medicine facility on the east side of Green Bay, Wis., according to a Feb. 14 report from Fox affiliate WLUK. -
Orthopedic surgeon to give commencement speech at University of Georgia
Orthopedic surgeon Leah Brown, MD, was tapped to give the commencement speech in May at Athen-based University of Georgia, The Red & Black reported Feb. 14. -
Forté Sports Medicine and Orthopedics CEO joins Great American Songbook Foundation
Marty Rosenberg, CEO of Forté Sports Medicine and Orthopedics in Carmel, Ind., joined the board of Great American Songbook Foundation, Broadway World reported Feb. 13. -
New Jersey orthopedic surgeons create online community
OrthoNJ, a community of orthopedic surgeons in the state of New Jersey, launched a website to provide patients with care information in the state. -
Dr. Craig Mintzer to operate on Florida pro soccer star
Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute surgeon Craig Mintzer, MD, will perform surgery on Orlando Pride defender Carrie Lawrence to repair an ACL tear in her left knee. -
Former Philadelphia Eagles player wins $43.5M verdict in knee injury case
Former Philadelphia Eagles team captain Chris Maragos won a $43.5 million jury verdict in his lawsuit naming an orthopedic surgeon, CBS Sports reported Feb. 13. -
Oklahoma hospital earns Orthopedic Center of Excellence designation
Hillcrest Hospital South in Tulsa, Okla. earned DNV's Orthopedic Center of Excellence designation. -
A road map to running a strong ASC, per 5 orthopedic leaders
From benchmarking to "SMART" goals, five orthopedic specialists recently connected with Becker's to share what they would add to their own successful ASC management cheat sheet. -
Orlando orthopedic institute 1st in state to receive new imaging technology
Orlando Health has become the first health system in Florida to receive Siemens' deep resolve MRI technology for faster scans, according to a Feb. 13 press release sent to Becker's. -
3 hospitals adding smart knee replacement in 2023
Three hospitals have added Zimmer Biomet's smart knee implant, Persona IQ, so far in 2023. The device monitors patient metrics after surgery and shared the data through a wireless connection. -
Anika's new reverse shoulder system debuted
The first cases with Anika Therapeutics' RevoMotion reverse shoulder replacement system were completed, the devicemaker said Feb. 13. -
5 places hiring orthopedic surgeons
Here are five places hiring orthopedic surgeons, using LinkedIn's job search tool: -
Indiana orthopedic surgeon settles Medicaid fraud allegations for $700K
An orthopedic surgeon settled allegations he fraudulently filed 13,101 false claims to Indiana's Medicaid program, the state's attorney general's office said Feb. 10. -
What orthopedic leaders should avoid to be successful
Four orthopedic and spine surgeons recently connected with Becker's to discuss what leaders in their field should avoid to be successful.
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