Gerald Kadis, MD, a neurosurgeon at Archbold Medical in Thomasville, Ga., has retired after more than 46 years of service, according to a Nov. 22 report from Thomasville Times-Enterprise. After completing his residency in 1979, Dr. Kadis began his career…
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Patients expect clarity, speed and consistency. If a provider can’t deliver, they’ll look for a new one. The problem? Fragmented workflows, siloed tech and friction in routine tasks like scheduling or billing. This whitepaper explores how health systems can use…
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Joseph Greschner, DPM, a foot and ankle surgeon, is opening a private practice in Morgantown, W.Va. He provides evaluation, treatment and surgical care for foot and ankle issues including trauma, sports injuries, deformity correction and reconstructive procedures, according to a…
Specialty pharmacies face growing pressure to improve efficiency, but legacy workflows often stand in the way — creating delays and headaches. This session explores how leaders are replacing manual processes with flexible, tech-enabled systems that accelerate care and ease day-to-day…
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Orthopedic surgeons say the most complicated part of delivering care today is not surgery — it is navigating the administrative layers behind it, from prior authorization hurdles to performance metric overload and bundled payment programs. Question: What’s the one part…
Spine surgeon Richard Westmark, MD, performed the first outpatient spine procedure at an ASC utilizing PathKeeper Surgical’s system. The system uses AI and 3D cameras to provide real-time surgical guidance and eliminates traditional intraoperative CT, according to a Nov. 24…
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The spine landscape is constantly evolving, and William Mitchell, MD, president of the North American Spine Society, aims to keep the organization on the same pace. Dr. Mitchell was named to the role after NASS’ 2025 meeting in November, and…
Access delays are worsening. Appointment wait times average more than 3 weeks, manual workflows are stretched thin and frustrated staff are juggling high volumes with low visibility. But AI alone won’t solve the problem. Many organizations stall after pilot phases,…
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Transitioning his organization to a new integrated network and integrating young, hardworking surgeons are on the to-do list for this orthopedic surgeon and leader. Scott Kimmerly, MD, an orthopedic sports medicine surgeon and president of Atlanta-based Peachtree Orthopedics, recently connected…