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What's new with Washington spine, ortho center? Everything
Spokane, Wash.-based Alpine Orthopaedic & Spine is looking for a new location to expand its facility and to recruit more surgeons. -
Which spine surgeries are becoming more prevalent at ASCs?
Spine and orthopedic procedures once considered complex — and often requiring days of recovery in the hospital — are now being performed at ASCs, with patients going home the same day. -
$56M tower to augment spine, orthopedic surgery at Florida hospital
A $56 million, three-story tower is planned for Brandon (Fla.) Regional Hospital to meet increasing demand for spine and orthopedic patients, among others, Tampa Bay Business Journal reports. -
Ohio spine hospital building sold for $58.3M
Nashville, Tenn.-based Montecito Medical has purchased Beachwood (Ohio) Medical Center, which specializes in spine, orthopedics and pain management, the Cleveland Jewish News reports. -
Neurosurgical hospital part of Ascension St. Vincent's $325M expansion: 4 details
Indianapolis-based Ascension St. Vincent will build a new neurosurgical hospital as part of a $325 million expansion, the Indy Star reported May 10. -
Dr. Mark Getelman on how private practices can thrive
Consolidation of orthopedic practices is a trend that will continue, but private orthopedic practices can still thrive, according to Mark Getelman, MD, of Van Nuys, Calif.-based Southern California Orthopedic Institute. -
Hackers remove patient files from New York orthopedic group's computer systems
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.-based Orthopedic Associates of Dutchess County was recently the victim of a cyberattack that exposed patients' protected health information. -
Dr. Nader Nassif named Hoag's division chief of joint replacement
Nader Nassif, MD, was elected division chief of joint replacement at Newport Beach, Calif.-based Hoag Orthopedic Institute. -
How 4 spine surgeons are thinking about growth in the next 3 years
From increasing patient volume to expanding surgical presence and doubling down on white-glove service, four spine surgeons share how they are thinking about growth in the coming years. -
$15M neuroscience center expands spine care at Kentucky health system
Louisville, Ky.-based Norton Healthcare plans to open the Norton Neuroscience Institute at Norton Brownsboro Hospital by the end of June, WDRB.com reports. -
Wisconsin orthopedic group, surgery center break ground on shared facility
The Orthopaedic Associates of Wausau (Wis.) and Wausau Surgery Center broke ground May 3, WSAW-TV reports. -
Pennsylvania orthopedic group to open 4th location
East Stroudsburg, Pa.-based Mountain Valley Orthopedics will open its fourth office May 17 in Milford. -
Christus, Beaumont Bone and Joint Institute partner on facility opening in June
Beaumont (Texas) Bone and Joint Institute, a 16-physician practice, is partnering with Christus Family Medicine to open a facility in Port Arthur in June, Port Arthur News reports. -
Pennsylvania orthopedic group marks 50 years of physician ownership
Camp Hill-based Orthopedic Institute of Pennsylvania is celebrating 50 years as an independent, physician-owned practice in 2021, The Sentinel reported May 3. -
Rhode Island orthopedic group enters Massachusetts
Providence, R.I.-based University Orthopedics held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its most recent location in Mansfield, Mass., WickedLocal.com reported May 3. -
'It makes surgery very precise': Stamford spine team mastering augmented reality
Spine surgeons at Stamford (Conn.) Health's Bennett Medical Center have completed about 12 augmented reality procedures, with several more scheduled for the coming months, Westchester & Fairfield County Business Journals reports. -
Colorado hospital installs radiation-free imaging spine surgery system
Mercy Regional Medical Center in Durango, Colo., has installed 7D Surgical's Flash navigation system for spine surgery, The Journal reports. -
Assure Holdings acquires 2nd Texas practice in a month
Assure Holdings has acquired Sentry Neuromonitoring, a large intraoperative intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring practice in Houston. -
Hire for success: Best practices and mistakes to avoid for adding a great surgeon to your team
Successfully recruiting a surgeon to a hospital, health system or surgery center requires effective planning and execution, especially if the employer has a specific timetable. It also involves avoiding common pitfalls and mistakes in the recruiting process. Becker’s Hospital Review recently spoke with Judy Rosman about best practices in the recruiting process for hiring a surgeon. Ms. Rosman is the founder of RosmanSearch, an executive recruiting firm focused on neurosurgery and neurology recruiting. -
Spine Nevada strikes partnership to boost value-based care
Reno-based Spine Nevada has entered into a new partnership to develop a musculoskeletal platform in the state.
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