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3 orthopedics ASCs opening or expanding in July
Becker's ASC Review reported on the opening or expansion of three ASCs offering orthopedics services in July: -
Innovation incubators: New opportunities for outpatient total joints in the ASC
Orthopedic surgeons who specialize in hand surgery or sports medicine have worked in Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASC) for a long time. -
Mississippi surgery center performs robotic partial knee replacement — 3 insights
Flowood, Miss.-based Capital Ortho clinicians performed a partial knee replacement using the Navio robotic system. -
3 key steps ASCs should take when establishing an outpatient total joint program
The Association of periOperative Registered Nurses outlined key steps to establishing an outpatient total joint program. Here are three of them: -
MUVE Health, digital platform company partner for total joint replacement program
Total joint and spine center developer MUVE Health partnered with digital health joint venture Quil to reduce cost and improve outcomes for total joint replacement surgery. -
Colorado Springs practice using robot to assist in knee surgeries
Surgeons at Southern Colorado's largest orthopedic practice are now using a robotic arm for total knee replacement surgery. -
Orthopedist salary, revenue generated & demand: 3 notes from Merritt Hawkins
Orthopedists have one of the highest starting salaries for physicians, and generate over $3 million for hospitals, according to surveys conducted by physician search firm Merritt Hawkins. -
Drs. Michael Lykins, Tim Conlan discuss Spectrum Orthopaedics' total joint program — 3 insights
Surgeons at Spectrum Orthopaedics in North Canton, Ohio, have been performing total joints for about four years, according to Michael Lykins, DO, and Tim Conlan, MD, who discussed the program on LiveonLakeside. -
Oregon institute first in state to earn The Joint Commission's advanced gold seal for joint replacement
McMinnville, Ore.-based Willamette Valley Medical Center’s Joint Replacement Institute of Oregon program has earned The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval for advanced certification for total hip and total knee replacements. -
7 surgery centers achieving total joint milestones
Seven surgery centers recently announced a milestone number of total joint replacements: -
Regent Surgical Health, Conformis partner to cut ASC joint replacement costs
Medical technology company Conformis has entered into a partnership focusing on outpatient joint replacements with ASC developer Regent Surgical Health. -
ASC total joint program bundles, vendors & more — 3 insights from an administrator
Joleen Harrison, BSN, RN, is administrative director at Mankato (Minn.) Surgery Center, a multispecialty, freestanding ASC with 32 surgeons and four operating rooms. -
3 ASCs adding surgical robots
The following ASCs recently implemented robotic surgical technology: -
More efficient anterior hip replacements: the role of orthopedic tables
Demand for total hip replacements is growing among both younger and older patients. -
NTTC Surgery Center now offers robotic total knee replacement surgery
The Mesquite, Texas-based NTTC Surgery Center is offering robotic total knee replacement. -
Orthopedic surgeon recruitment trends in 2018-19 — 4 key points
Orthopedic recruiting searches have fluctuated for the past five years, according to the Merritt Hawkins 2019 review of physician and advanced practitioner recruiting incentives. -
Total joint replacements 40% cheaper in ASCs, study says
ASCs save total joint replacement patients 40 percent over their hospital counterparts, according to an American Council on Science and Health report. -
SurgCenter's outpatient joint program — 2019 growth + 3 keys to success
SurgCenter Development physicians have performed about 2,700 joint replacement procedures since April. -
Dr. John Uribe: The 'quagmire' that hurts patients & 2 more quotes
Miami Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Institute's John Uribe, MD, spoke to Becker's ASC Review about competing motives, documentation burden and career satisfaction. -
Top, bottom 5 states for neurosurgeon pay
The average yearly salary for a neurosurgeon working in the U.S. is $308,571, according to jobseeker website ZipRecruiter.
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