Today's Top 20 Stories
  1. Law firm investigating claims following orthopedic data breach

    Law firm Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz is investigating claims on behalf of patients who may have had data stolen in Access Sports Medicine & Orthopedics' data breach, according to a Sept. 19 news release.
  2. 3 spine, orthopedic donations

    There have been three multimillion-dollar donations involving spine and orthopedic surgeons since June 1.
  3. Dr. Andrew Schneider joins Orthopedic Associates

    Andrew Schneider, MD, joined Centerville, Ohio-based Orthopedic Associates in September. 
  1. Mercy grows orthopedic robotics team

    Mercy Clinic Orthopedic Surgery – Ardmore (Okla.) has added orthopedic surgeon Aamir Bhimani, MD, to its practice. 
  2. NYU Langone: How ASCs can easily add spine procedures

    Outpatient spine surgery is growing, and some ASCs have a particular supply advantage when it comes to adding endoscopic procedures.
  3. Kansas hospital adds spine surgeon

    The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus in Topeka added spine surgeon Olusegun Onibonoje, DO, WIBW reported Sept. 19.
  4. Stryker completes acquisition of neurosurgery company

    Stryker completed its acquisition of Nico Corp., a company focused on minimally invasive tumor and intracerebral hemorrhage procedures.
  1. Former Rothman CEO remembered for authenticity, being 'loved by everybody'

    Mike West, who led Philadelphia-based Rothman Orthopaedic Institute, for 22 years died Sept. 16 at age 65.
  2. Hospital for Special Surgery partners with United Federation of Teachers Welfare Fund

    New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery partnered with the United Federation of Teachers Welfare Fund to provide access to orthopedic and rheumatology care, according to a Sept. 19 news release. 
  3. 6 spine, orthopedic robot updates in Q3

    From new product launches to partnerships, here are six key updates in spine and orthopedic robotics during the third quarter:
  4. Dr. Mark Garon joins Ochsner Health

    New Orleans-based Ochsner Health has added orthopedic hand surgeon Mark Tyson Garon, MD, to its orthopedic staff.
  1. AI-led cervical spine fracture detection tool earns FDA clearance

    Avicenna.AI, a medical imaging AI company, has earned FDA clearance for its CINA-CSpine tool, designed to support the detection of cervical spine fractures from CT images, according to a Sept. 19 report from Imaging Technology News.
  2. Northwest Health named Aetna's 'Institute of Quality' for joint replacements

    Northwest Health – Porter (Ind.) has been named an Aetna Institute of Quality for total joint replacements, according to a Sept. 19 report from Valpo.Life.
  3. Medtronic loses $150M spine patent suit

    California-based medical device company Axonics has won a patent infringement trial against Medtronic, according to a Sept. 19 report from Global Data.
  4. UCLA opens same-day orthopedic clinic

    As walk-in and orthopedic urgent care facilities have gained traction at practices nationwide, Los Angeles-based UCLA Health has opened its own Santa Monica, Calif.-based facility. 
  5. The state of spine surgeon advocacy

    Spine surgeons are keeping a close eye on the evolving policy issues affecting their job from reimbursements to Medicare pay.
  6. University of Pittsburgh receives $18.5M gift for orthopedic research

    University of Pittsburgh received an $18.5 million donation from the Orland Bethel Family Foundation to support a biological specimen repository within the Orland Bethel Family Musculoskeletal Research Center for orthopedic research.
  7. Endoscopic spine techniques linked to less opioid use: Study

    A retrospective study from New York City-based NYU Langone found a connection between endoscopic spine surgery and reduced need for postoperative pain medication.
  8. Jupiter Medical Center earns Joint Commission gold seal

    Jupiter (Fla.) Medical Center has re-earned the Joint Commission's gold seal of approval for total hip and knee replacements, total shoulder replacements and spine surgery, according to a Sept. 16 report from South Florida Hospital News. 
  9. Walk-in clinics, urgent care gain traction at orthopedic practices

    Some healthcare companies are dedicated to providing urgent care for a range of injuries. But more practices and health systems are capitalizing on in-house orthopedic-specific walk-in services.

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