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OrthoArkansas expanding after adding outpatient knee replacements
Dr. Eric Gordon of OrthoArkansas performed the first outpatient total knee replacement in Arkansas this past September amid a period of growth, according to Arkansas Business. -
OrthoSouth ASC logs 6K+ cases in 1 year — 4 details
OrthoSouth Surgery Center in Germantown, Tenn., logged 6,074 cases in its first year of operation. -
The promising future of GI, ophthalmology & orthopedics in ASCs
In the next several years, ASCs will see steady demand for gastroenterology and ophthalmology procedures — but demand for orthopedic services will skyrocket, according to several panelists who spoke at Becker's ASC 26th Annual Meeting: The Business and Operations of ASCs on Oct. 25. -
3 ASCs reaching total joint procedure milestones
Here are three ASCs that recently achieved milestones in their total joint programs: -
HCA Healthcare surgery center marks 50th robotic case — 3 quick notes
DeAnza Outpatient Surgery completed its 50th advanced robotic case on Oct. 21, according to Cherie Crutcher, a marketing and communications executive at Riverside (Calif.) Community Hospital. -
Wisconsin orthopedic practice opening joint venture ASC
Green Bay, Wis.-based Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Specialists and Milwaukee-based Ascension Wisconsin are teaming up to build an ASC in Fox Crossing, Wis. that's expected to open next fall. -
How extending the maximum stay time at ASCs to 48 hours would impact the industry: Dr. Nicholas Grosso weighs in
Nicholas Grosso, MD, is the president at The Centers for Advanced Orthopaedics in Columbia, Md. Here, Dr. Grosso discusses current trends in outpatient orthopedics and how the industry and patients could benefit from allowing longer stays at ASCs. -
How Beacon Orthopaedics boosts TJR cases with new anesthesia techniques — 3 takeaways
Cincinnati-based Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is moving into shoulder arthroplasty after performing outpatient hip and knee replacement for years, surgeon Andrew Razzano, DO, told local news outlet WLWT Cincinnati. -
3 expert insights on establishing outpatient total joint programs at ASCs
Here are three key insights to establishing an outpatient total joint program at ASCs from experts interviewed by Becker's ASC Review: -
Developing an ASC total joint program: Administrator Cami Love weighs in
Physicians at the Arkansas Specialty Surgery Center in Little Rock recently completed the center's first outpatient knee replacement. Administrator Cami Love described the process of developing the program for Becker's and shared how she expects the specialty to grow. -
Advancing quadruple aim performance: Impact of alignment, standardization and sole source arrangement
The quadruple aim is a hallmark of how many ASCs do business. For years, administrators have paid close attention to care quality, cost and patient satisfaction. Many surgery centers also prioritize surgeon experience, creating an efficient and effective surgical environment. -
Surgical site infections low in orthopedic surgery in ASCs
Risk of surgical site infections is low for orthopedic surgery in ASCs, but patient factors can contribute to risk, according to research published in the Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. -
Physicians at Illinois ASC complete 500th total joint procedure
Physicians at the Illinois Sports Medicine & Orthopedic Surgery Center in Morton Grove have completed the 500th joint replacement surgery at the center, according to ASC management company Regent Surgical Health. -
Illinois Bone & Joint Institute to cut ribbon on 3rd location this year
Illinois Bone & Joint Institute, a physician-owned orthopedic practice, will host a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house at its new location in Palatine, Ill., Oct. 29, according to Patch. -
Reflexion Health expands virtual exercise rehabilitation assistant to offer upper extremity at-home physical therapy
Reflexion Health® has expanded their portfolio of at-home physical therapy to include modules for upper extremities, including shoulder replacement. -
Analysts: Stryker's portfolio, robot will drive market gains
Stryker is positioned for success in robot sales and market gains, thanks to its robust portfolio and in-demand robotic surgery platform, according to an analysis by Zacks Equity Research. -
Excelsior Orthopaedics merger complete, brings group to 90 providers
The merger of two orthopedic groups in New York is now complete. -
New Jersey ASC adds Mako robotic system for orthopedics
The Elite Surgical Center in Wayne, N.J., is now offering knee replacement surgeries using the Mako robotic surgery system. -
ASC takes on Banner Health's 1st non-hospital joint replacement in 5 years
Banner Health scheduled its first total joint replacement outside of the hospital setting in more than five years, according to Atlas Healthcare Partners, a Phoenix-based surgery center development and management company. -
Launching an ASC total joint program — key elements and lessons from an administrator
Carolina Bone & Joint Surgery Center in Myrtle Beach, S.C., launched its total joint program at the end of 2016. Administrator Georgia A. Kapshuck spoke to Becker's ASC Review about the program's key elements and shared advice for other administrators.
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