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When orthopedic surgeons anticipate hitting 2019 income levels again
Most orthopedic surgeons think they'll return to pre-COVID-19 income levels in the next three years, according to the Medscape Orthopedics Compensation Report 2021, released May 14. -
St. Vincent Medical Center launches outpatient robotic joint replacement center
Cleveland-based St. Vincent Charity Medical Center has launched a robotic joint center that allows for outpatient knee replacement procedures, Cleveland Jewish News reported May 13. -
Virginia ASC performs first TKA using Conformis iTotal in ASC
Orthopedic surgeon Robert Snyder, MD, performed the first outpatient total knee arthroplasty using the Conformis iTotal G2 patient-specific total knee replacement system at an ASC, according to a May 5 press release. -
Total hip surgeries soared in these 9 states last year
Surgeons in nine states performed at least 115 percent more total hip replacements in 2020 than in 2019, according to data from Definitive Healthcare. -
9 states with the biggest drop in total hip replacements
Definitive Healthcare collected data on total hip replacements performed over the last two years by state and the case volume differential. -
How Dr. Stefan Kreuzer of INOV8 Orthopedics sees the ASC industry evolving
ASCs should support private practice physicians, according to Dr. Stefan Kreuzer, owner and founder of INOV8 Orthopedics in Houston. -
Adena sues 3 orthopedic surgeons, alleges contract breach
Chillicothe, Ohio-based Adena Health System sued several physicians, including three orthopedic surgeons, alleging they violated their employment contracts and misused confidential information, according to a Chillicothe Gazette report. -
10 states with the biggest drop in total knee surgeries in 2020
Definitive Healthcare collected data on total knee replacements performed over the last two years by state and the case volume differential. -
10 states with biggest growth of total knee surgeries in 2020
Surgeons in 10 states performed more total knee replacements in 2020 than in 2019, according to data from Definitive Healthcare. -
Pennsylvania orthopedic practice adds outpatient knee replacements
Newtown Square, Pa.-based Premier Orthopaedics added outpatient knee replacements at its surgery center in Exton, Pa. -
Why ASCs are the key to orthopedic success: Q&A with Dr. Mark Kerner
As traditional areas of profit for orthopedic surgeons are in flux, some orthopedic surgeons think an ASC focus is the way to maintain profit. -
Florida orthopedic practice breaks ground on ASC, medical complex
Orthopaedic Medical Group of Tampa Bay broke ground on a 37,000-square-foot medical complex with an ASC in Fish Hawk, Fla., according to an April 21 release. -
Outpatient joint replacement riskier for patients with mental illness, study shows
Patients with preexisting mental illnesses undergoing outpatient total joint replacements had an increased risk of adverse outcomes when compared to inpatient joint replacements, researchers from Charlottesville-based University of Virginia found. -
Anterior hip replacements gaining steam
Anterior hip replacements are increasing in popularity as a less invasive procedure than traditional open hip surgeries, according to a report in The Philadelphia Inquirer. -
Rhode Island ASC hits 300 total joint replacements milestone
East Providence, R.I.-based East Bay Surgery Center has recorded more than 300 total joint replacements since it opened in 2019. -
6 milestones in outpatient spine, orthopedic surgery in 2021
From one ASC's 4,000th total joint replacement to another's first three-level lumbar fusion, here are six milestones in outpatient spine and orthopedic surgery so far this year: -
Washington surgeon says his outpatient total joints jumped 200% after pandemic
P. Brodie Wood, MD, told Thurston Talk his total joint replacement practice in Olympia, Wash., shifted largely outpatient during the pandemic. -
ASC completes total outpatient shoulder replacement
Natick, Mass.-based New England Surgical Suites announced the completion of the center's first total shoulder replacement. -
How race, socioeconomic status affect total joint replacement patients
Patients from lower socioeconomic backgrounds and patients from racial minorities were less likely to have a total joint replacement, according to a study published March 5 in The Journal of Arthroplasty. -
An administrator's outlook on payers, orthopedics and ASCs
Raghu Reddy, administrator at Cumberland-based SurgCenter of Western Maryland, spoke about payers' evolving attitudes toward spine and orthopedic surgery during Becker's Orthopedic, Spine + ASC Virtual Event on March 18 in the session "The Next 18 months: What to Expect From Payers on Total Joints, Spinal Fusions and More in the ASC."
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