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Hospital for Special Surgery receives gift to bolster AI
New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery received support from Schmidt Futures to advance artificial intelligence and machine learning efforts, according to a Nov. 16 news release. -
Orthopedic implant company seeks new CEO
Bioretec, which develops biodegradable orthopedic implants, is initiating a new CEO recruitment process, the company said Nov. 16. -
Memorial Hospital adds 2 orthopedic surgeons
North Conway, N.H.-based Memorial Hospital's orthopedics and sports medicine practice has added two orthopedic surgeons. -
Value-based care and orthopedics: What to know
The popularity of value-based care is growing across healthcare, and orthopedic and spine care are no exceptions. -
93K-square-foot Rush Orthopedic building sold
A 93,386-square-foot medical building in Oak Brook, Ill., 99% leased to Rush University System for Health has sold, according to a Nov. 15 report from Boston Real Estate Times. -
2 spine, orthopedic industry leaders retire
Here are two spine and orthopedic industry leaders that are retiring that Becker's has reported on since Nov. 9: -
Dr. James Voos performs 2nd surgery on Cleveland Browns running back
James Voos, MD, performed surgery on Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb's anterior cruciate ligament. -
Dr. Douglass Weiss joins Gifford Orthopedics
Randolph, Vt.-based Gifford Health Care has added Douglass Weiss, MD, to its team of orthopedic surgeons. -
Dr. Walt Lowe operates on Portland Trail Blazers player
Portland Trailblazers center Robert Williams, III, underwent knee surgery, the team said Nov. 13. -
$20M donation to support new sports medicine center at University Hospitals
Shaker Heights, Ohio-based University Hospitals received a $20 million donation to establish a new sports medicine facility that will be led by James Voos, MD, according to Nov. 14 news release. -
What's next for orthopedic surgery
Increased consolidation, ASCs and artificial intelligence will all play a role in how orthopedic care is delivered next year, according to Leesa Galatz, MD. -
8 athletes having spine, orthopedic surgery
Becker's reported on eight athletes who had spine or orthopedic surgery since October 1. -
DePuy Synthes aids in world's 1st eye transplant
A team of surgeons at New York City-based NYU Langone Health performed the world's first total eye transplant, and technology from Johnson & Johnson's orthopedic company, DePuy Synthes, played a role. -
How the COVID-19 pandemic impacted orthopedic surgery efficiency
While reports from countries including Italy and the United Kingdom showed a dramatic decrease in the efficiency of orthopedic surgery operating rooms during the COVID-19 pandemic, a Nov. 10 study published in the American Journal of Managed Care showed minimal changes in efficiency in U.S.-based operating rooms. -
The traits that make an orthopedic surgeon great
Great orthopedic surgeons must also have great character. -
Behind Southeast Orthopedics Specialists' expansion strategy
Jacksonville, Fla.-based Southeast Orthopedics Specialists is keeping a close eye on the trend of healthcare moving out of traditional settings and into the medical office building and ASC space, according to an Oct. 31 report from the Jacksonville Business Journal. -
Ospitek adds Dr. Mihir Patel as chief visionary officer
Ospitek named Mihir Patel, MD, as chief visionary officer, the company said in a Nov. 9 news release. -
6 notable orthopedic practice acquisitions in 2023
As orthopedic management organizations have continued to grow in 2023, Provident has broken down six major acquisitions that occurred in 2023 in its third quarter "Mergers and Acquisitions Update" report. -
Dr. James Andrews to retire as Auburn University's football medical director
James Andrews, MD, will retire from his role as Auburn (Ala.) University football's orthopedic surgeon and medical director. -
Orthopedic power players
Meet the leaders of five of thelargest orthopedic groups in the U.S.:
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