AOP will use PatientIQ to unify patient data across its practices and provide educational videos and surveys to patients, according to a news release.
“As we continue to grow and partner with new orthopedic practices, we will use our patient-reported outcome data to demonstrate clinical excellence across our practice and providers when compared to national averages,” Ted Schlegel, MD, chief medical officer at AOP, said in the release.
PatientIQ has onboarded more than 1,500 orthopedic surgeons in the last six months.
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