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Kansas Joint and Spine Specialists data breach impacts 83,000+ patients
Wichita-based Kansas Joint and Spine Specialists has reported a data breach that affected 83,869 patients, according to a Jan. 25 report from classaction.org. -
Dr. Venu Nemani appointed to National Spine Health Foundation's board
Venu Nemani, MD, PhD, was named to the National Spine Health Foundation's medical and scientific board. -
Geisinger adds pediatric neurosurgeon
Geisinger Janet Weis Children's Hospital in Danville, Pa. added neurosurgeon Cameron Brimley, MD. -
Scoliosis Research Society establishes award in honor of Dr. Douglas Burton
The Scoliosis Research Society created a new award in honor of Douglas Burton, MD, to recognize the Best Adult Deformity Article in the Spine Deformity Journal. -
These technologies will define the future of spine
When people think about spine surgery in the future they'll likely also think of minimally invasive techniques, navigation, artificial intelligence and more. -
Is a spine, orthopedic surgeon hospital exodus ahead?
Orthopedic and spine cases are leaving the hospital for outpatient centers. Will surgeons do the same? -
ASCs, spine tech fuel mutual growth
The growth of spine technology and outpatient spine migration are two things that can benefit from each other. -
Best spine hospitals in 5 states: Healthgrades
Healthgrades' Specialty State Ranking Award ranks the best hospitals across multiple specialties. -
Spine's prior authorization problem
Prior authorization has become a thorn in the side of physicians across specialties, and spine is no exception. -
Dr. Choi Gun partners with 5D spine surgery company
Spine surgeon Choi Gun, MD, and his spinal medtech company AllThatSpine, has partnered with Veyond Metaverse, an industry leader in 5D digital surgery and extended reality technology. -
Endoscopic spine surgery is more expensive for hospitals than open procedures, study shows
Endoscopic spine surgery costs more for hospitals than open surgical procedures but is associated with fewer complications for patients, according to a study published in the January edition of the Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine. -
Spine leaders question insurer's cervical arthrodesis policy
Aetna's reimbursement policy for structural allografts in cervical arthrodesis is concerning two leaders at the International Society for Advancement of Spine Surgery. -
Cost of lumbar spinal fusion in the 30 largest US cities
Indianapolis and Columbus, Ohio are the most expensive cities in the U.S. to undergo lumbar spinal fusion surgery, according to Healthcare Bluebook, which helps patients shop for affordable care in their area. -
3 spine surgeons' toughest financial decisions
The business side of spine surgery poses many crucial financial choices. Here's how three spine surgeons manage those challenges. -
Spineology taps executive VP of marketing
Spine surgery technology company Spineology appointed Amanda Bloom as executive vice president of marketing. -
4 athletes who have undergone lumbar fusions
While surgeons often find that patients are leary of single-level lumbar fusions, expressing concerns about their range of motion or athletic ability being restricted, several major athletes have undergone the procedure, some of whom returned to play after recovering. -
New CMS rule aims to improve pain point for spine surgeons
CMS on Jan. 17 finalized a rule to improve the prior authorization process. -
Cost of total disc replacement in the 30 largest US cities
Columbus, Ohio and Indianapolis are the most expensive cities in the U.S. to undergo total disc replacement surgery, according to Healthcare Bluebook, which helps patients shop for affordable care in their area. -
Minnesota hospital adds spine surgery services
Community Memorial Hospital in Cloquet, Minn. launched its new spine surgery program, led by two independent neurosurgeons, ABC affiliate WDIO reported Jan. 15. -
10 places hiring spine, orthopedic surgeons
Here are 10 places hiring spine and orthopedic surgeons, using LinkedIn's job search tool.
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