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'Practicing medicine is an art, not a cookbook': What we heard in July
Spine and orthopedic experts and leaders in July spoke with Becker's Spine Review on topics from smart knee replacements to bundled payments. -
What 1 spine surgeon sees for the future of surgical outcomes
Standards of care for spine surgery will become increasingly aligned as surgeons become more reliant on patient outcome data to drive treatment, one spine surgeon predicts. -
'Sad but not surprising': Spine, orthopedic surgeons react to the CMS 2023 proposal
Many spine and orthopedic surgeons were disappointed by the proposed 2023 rules from CMS. One of the major proposed changes is a decrease in the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. -
How Dr. Richard Wohns gives back as a spine surgeon
Richard Wohns, MD, is involved in multiple service endeavors to educate spine surgeons and serve patients in need. -
Patients, physicians, insurers and the internet: How 1 spine surgeon says patient care is evolving
The increasing demands of patients is making it difficult for surgeons to meet their expectations, according to one spine surgeon. -
'It's not an equal back and forth': What we heard in Q2
Spine and orthopedic experts and leaders spoke with Becker's Spine Review on key topics in the second quarter from Medicare to spine navigation technologies. -
Twin Cities Orthopedics CEO sees 'regional play' as next big growth opportunity
Minneapolis-based Twin Cities Orthopedics and Ridgeview, a four-hospital system, are building the Orthopedic Institute on the health system's Chaska, Minn., campus. -
2 healthcare trends Dr. Chester Donnally follows
Preventive medicine and shifts in healthcare ownership are two key trends Chester Donnally, MD, is keeping an eye on. -
The topics Dr. Bobby Bhatti approaches with elected officials
Bobby Bhatti, MD, pays attention to healthcare legislation across the U.S. and has discussed topics with elected leaders. -
Why this surgeon prefers freehand spine surgery
Spine robotics and navigation technologies have grown rapidly, but not all surgeons are keen to adopt them immediately. -
The area of orthopedic surgery that still needs to be conquered, per Dr. Andrew Green
As shoulder surgery technology grows, rotator cuff procedures still need developments for long-term outcomes, Andrew Green, MD, said. -
5 lessons from Hospital for Special Surgery's CEO on building a great organization
Louis Shapiro, president and CEO of New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery, outlined the five focuses that can help make an organization great for the "Becker's Healthcare Spine and Orthopedic Podcast" May 25. -
'The only way forward is not cheaper; it's better': What we heard in May
Spine and orthopedic experts and leaders spoke with Becker's Spine Review on key topics in May from competition with large physician groups to threats in orthopedics. -
How a Colorado orthopedic practice helps make care accessible
Considering site of care and using constructive payment plans are ways patients without insurance are able to get care at Denver-based Orthopedic Centers of Colorado, orthopedic surgeon and Chief Medical Officer Brian Larkin, MD, said. -
Lobbying key to addressing spine care challenges, Dr. Ciro Randazzo says
The top challenges neurosurgeon Ciro Randazzo, MD, expects in 2022 include reimbursement and hospital pressures. -
The 'POWER' strategy behind Tallahassee Orthopedic Clinic
A key part of culture strategy is connecting values to employees, said Mike Boblitz, CEO of Tallahassee (Fla.) Orthopedic Clinic. -
'We're at a perfect size now': EmergeOrtho sets sights on MSOs, clinically integrated networks
In 2016, four orthopedic groups merged to form Durham, N.C.-based EmergeOrtho, which added a fifth group the following year. Since then, the statewide orthopedic group has expanded to more than 140 physicians and 46 locations. -
The key question for stakeholders in regenerative medicine
Collective decision-making will be an important factor when it comes to the future of regenerative medicine in orthopedics, said Brian Larkin, MD, an orthopedic surgeon and chief medical officer of Denver-based Orthopedic Centers of Colorado. -
The 'musical chairs' playing out in orthopedics
Grant Zarzour, MD, is observing private equity, management service organizations and other forms of partnerships in orthopedics closely. -
How the 'Neiman Marcus' of spine practices plans to compete with large groups, MSOs
While some practices are looking to expand across state lines, Spine Center Atlanta plans to focus on the Georgia market, founder and spine surgeon James Chappuis, MD, said.
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