Today's Top 20 Stories
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9 highest-paid CFOs in the spine device industry
CFOs hold one of the top C-suite positions in companies nationwide. The highest paid CFOs in the spine device industry earn upwards of $4.2 million a year, on average. -
Kansas governor signs bill to provide visiting team physicians with temporary waiver
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill that allows sports team physicians licensed in another state to receive a temporary waiver in Kansas, according to a May 9 report by The Topeka Capital-Journal. -
Why Dr. Alexander Vaccaro is optimistic about the spine, orthopedic industries
Longer life expectancies, increased adoption of value-based care and the streamlining of practices are some of the reasons why Alexander Vaccaro, MD, PhD, says he is optimistic about the spine and orthopedic industries.
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Spire Orthopedic Partners adds 3 execs to C-suite
Stamford, Conn.-based Spire Orthopedic Partners has expanded its C-suite with three appointments. -
Orthofix sees 65% revenue growth in Q1
Orthofix on May 9 posted $175.2 million in first quarter revenue. -
'The field is evolving for the better': 4 leaders' outlook on the spine, orthopedic industries
While one spine surgeon says the industry is evolving due to increased knowledge and technology advancements, another sees a lack in innovation. -
Intelivation Technologies launches minimally invasive screw system
Intelivation Technologies' Golden Isles minimally invasive screw system was launched, the devicemaker said May 9.
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Orthopedic One to build 60K-square-foot Ohio medical office building
Columbus, Ohio-based Orthopedic One plans to build a 60,000-square-foot medical office building in a medical development in Gahanna, Ohio, according to a May 8 report from The Business Journals. -
Monogram Orthopedics prepares to join the stock exchange
Monogram Orthopedics is preparing to join the stock exchange, planning to be listed on the NASDAQ under the symbol MGRM. The company is completing an A+ funding round to prepare for the listing. -
1,000 patients treated with OssDesign spinal bone graft
OssDesign's Catalyst nanosynthetic bone graft has been used in 1,000 patients, the medtech company said May 9. -
Top 112 hospitals for outpatient joint replacements, per Healthgrades
Healthgrades has released its inaugural list of top hospitals for outpatient joint replacements in 2023 and 2024, according to a May 9 press release.
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Top 146 hospitals for total knee replacements, per Healthgrades
Healthgrades has released its inaugural list of top hospitals for outpatient total knee replacements in 2023 and 2024, according to a May 9 press release. -
Spine surgeon performs spinal fusion on 95-year-old patient
Vijay Yanamadala, MD, of Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare spoke with Becker's about a recent spine case he performed on an older patient. -
Top 78 hospitals for total hip replacements, per Healthgrades
Healthgrades has released its inaugural list of top hospitals for outpatient total hip replacements in 2023 and 2024, according to a May 9 press release. -
12 celebrities who have undergone joint replacements
From total hip replacements to knee replacements, here are 12 celebrities who have undergone one, or more, of the procedures: -
7 Medicare updates for orthopedic, spine surgeons to know
Here are seven important Medicare changes and updates since Feb. 17 that spine and orthopedic surgeons should know: -
UAMS opens Orthopedic and Spine Hospital
The Orthopedic & Spine Hospital at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock opened, according to a May 8 announcement. -
Happe Spine's new interbody fusion system earns FDA nod
Happe Spine's Integrate-C interbody fusion system earned FDA 510(k) clearance, the devicemaker said May 8. -
ZimVie to lay off 5% of its workforce
Spine and bone solution manufacturer ZimVie plans to lay off 5 percent of its global workforce in 2023, according to data presented in its first quarter financial results. -
Indiana government earmarks $30M for orthopedic workforce retention
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed Indiana's newest two-year budget, which includes $536 million earmarked for local projects, into law May 4. About $30 million of that funding will go toward orthopedic workforce development and retention, according to a May 8 report from the Indiana Capital Chronicle.
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