From increased practice consolidation to evolving marketing strategies and stiffer competition with big players, five spine surgeons discuss the biggest threats to physician-owned orthopedic practices.
Cheektowaga, N.Y.-based Sisters of Charity Hospital St. Joseph Campus is making outpatient orthopedic surgery a priority after it discharged its final COVID-19 patient May 18, ABC affiliate WKBW reports.
From an MLB ace to a top NFL draft pick, here are 10 professional athletes who Neal ElAttrache, MD, treated so far this year:
Stryker's upcoming portfolio and five more spine and orthopedic device company notes from the last week:
Camber Spine named Mark Nixon as its new vice president of sales for the eastern U.S.
Stryker will showcase its new-look foot and ankle portfolio at the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons Vegas Scientific Conference, May 18-21.
A neurosurgeon accused of performing medically unnecessary spine surgeries on multiple patients has lost an appeal to have restrictions on his license lifted, the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin reported May 18.
A new spine center in Minnesota and four more practice centers to know:
An Alabama hospital is the latest to install radiation-free imaging for spine and brain procedures. Birmingham-based Princeton Baptist Medical Center was reportedly the first hospital to add 7D Surgical's Flash navigation system, and three others across the U.S. have adopted…
The Florida Orthopaedic Association is among the physician organizations calling on Gov. Ron DeSantis to veto a bill that would enumerate rights of parents related to healthcare and education, Fox 13 Tampa Bay reports.