OrthopaediCare, a 17-physician orthopedics practice in Willow Grove, Pa., has bought a site for a new office in Chalfont, Pa. for $3.2 million, according to a release by BPG Properties.
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Adam Freedhand, MD, FAAOS, has joined the Orthopedic Surgical Institute, a new practice in St. Helena, Calif., according to a report by the Napa Valley Register.
Wilson Asfora, MD, of Sanford Clinic Neurosurgery and Spine in Sioux Falls, S.D., received U.S. Food and Drug Administration 510(k) market clearance for a spinal implant to be used as a lumbar intervertebral body fusion device, according to a news…
A survey by the American Medical Group Association finds that large medical groups saw a slight boost in compensation in most specialties in 2008 but many continued to operate at a significant loss, according to a release from AMGA.
SpineSearch is a full service recruitment and education company specializing in the field of spine. SpineSearch’s data bank consists of over 500 pre-screened employees including administrative assistants, coders, medical assistants, RNs, PAs, NPs, first assistants and attendings with spine experience.…
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Northshore Orthopedics Associates in Houston has signed an agreement with Versa Card to open an outpatient spine injury treatment center, according to a release from Versa Card.
US Spine is launching the Preference 2 Complex Spine System, a hook, rod and pedicle screw system, according to a release from the company.
Scientia, a consultant specializing in growth strategies for companies, predicts strong future growth in the market for implanted technologies that deliver electrical stimulation for treatment for nerve-related disorders, according to a release from Scientia Advisors.
Recovery audit contractor audits starting in Florida include hospital outpatient codes and differ from codes targeted in initial RAC auditing in South Carolina, according to a report by AHA News.
GE Healthcare is about to release a new MRI that has a wider tube to accommodate obese and claustrophobic patients, according to an article in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.