Today's Top 20 Stories
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Tri-County Orthopedics adds Dr. Brian Perez
Cedar Knolls, N.J.-based Tri-County Orthopedics has added joint replacement specialist Brian Perez, MD. -
Newman Regional Health adds sports medicine program
Emporia, Kan.-based Newman Regional Health has launched a new sports medicine program through the addition of Justin Clark, a certified athletic trainer, according to a Sept. 4 report from The Emporia Gazette. -
Zimmer Biomet names new senior vice president of investor relations
Zimmer Biomet named David DeMartino as its new senior vice president of investor relations, according to a Sept. 5 news release.
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RJWBarnabas Health adds neurosurgical oncology leader
Jonathan Sherman, MD, was named chief of neurosurgical oncology at Rutgers Cancer Institute in New Brunswick, N.J., according to a Sept. 3 news release. -
Alphatec's spine robot: 5 things to know
Alphatec's Remi spine robot has grown in recent years and is under new ownership. -
Dr. Thomas Lynch operates on Javier Báez
Detroit Tigers shortstop Javier Báez had hip surgery, the Detroit Free Press reported Sept. 4. -
The spine procedures eligible for UnitedHealthcare's new gold card program
On Sept. 1, UnitedHealthcare released a list of procedures that will be eligible for its new physician gold card program, which aims to save patients and providers time by allowing qualifying providers to skip the prior authorization process for a number of procedure codes.
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AdventHealth surgeon reimagines OR space for new orthopedic hospital
Orthopedic surgeon Wayne Mosley, MD, of Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based AdventHealth has spent this year breathing life into an old hospital space and creating a specialty facility. -
The orthopedic procedures eligible for UnitedHealthcare's gold-card program
On Sept. 1, UnitedHealthcare released a list of procedures that will be eligible for its new physician gold-card program. -
Spine surgeons' field guide to the most essential complex techniques
Many spine training programs embrace new technologies and teach minimally invasive techniques, but there are some complex cases that surgeons recommend all spine physicians master as well. -
Delta Health adds local orthopedic practice
Delta (Colo.) Health has added Delta Orthopedic, a local clinic owned by surgeon John Knutson, MD, according to a Sept. 4 report from NBC affiliate KKCO.
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Ensemble Orthopedics opens new training facility
Ensemble Orthopedics has opened a surgical training facility in Austin, Texas, to conduct surgical training workshops focused on Ensemble's minimally invasive joint replacements for the hand and wrist. -
Kansas system to add Dr. Firas Kawtharani
Meade, Kan.-based Artesian Valley Health System is adding orthopedic surgeon Firas Kawtharani, MD, according to a Sept. 3 report by KSCB. -
Arthrex launches education tool for orthopedic patients
Arthrex launched OrthoPedia Patient, an educational resource for spine and orthopedic patients, according to a Sept. 4 news release. -
Medtronic, Aclarion and more: 4 medtech notes
From product debuts to FDA nods, here are four key updates from spine and orthopedic medtech companies since Aug. 28. -
Texas Spine Consultants adds surgeon
Dallas-based Texas Spine Consultants added Haariss Ilyas, MD, according to a Sept. 3 LinkedIn post. -
Black Hills Orthopedic & Spine Center adds sports medicine specialist
Rapid City, S.D.-based Black Hills Orthopedic & Spine Center has added sports medicine specialist Nathan Jacobson, MD. -
6 spine devices, tech earning FDA nods
From navigation platforms to implants, here is the spine technology earning FDA clearances since July 8. -
Why 1 orthopedic surgeon thrives on a solo, cash basis model
David Bailie, MD, runs a practice built on his own reputation with no ancillary revenue streams, and limited insurance contracts. He's been doing this for a decade and is thriving. -
Rothman must pay its share of NFL player's verdict, court rules
Rothman Orthopaedic Institute will have to pay its share of former Philadelphia Eagles captain Chris Maragos' $43.5 million verdict, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported Sept. 3.
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