Today's Top 20 Stories
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Orlando Orthopedic Institute earns 'top commercial development' award
The Orlando (Fla.) Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute has been awarded a Golden Brick Award by the Downtown Orlando Partnership for having the top commercial development in downtown Orlando in 2023, according to an April 29 press release sent to Becker's. -
OssDsign signs contract with 100 VA orthopedic hospitals
Orthobiologics developer OssDsign has been awarded a contract with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to provide products for an additional 100 VA hospitals nationwide, according to an April 29 report from Realtid. -
Mariners player Matt Brash to see Dr. Keith Meister for arm pain
Seattle Mariners pitcher Matt Brash is flying to Dallas to meet with orthopedic surgeon and Texas Rangers team physician Keith Meister, MD, according to an April 27 report from Lookout Landing.
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Texas Tech Physicians adds Dr. Andrew Tyler
Texas Tech Physicians of El Paso added Andrew Tyler, MD, PhD. -
Dr. Rafael Diaz-Garcia joins Baptist Health Orthopedic Care
Baptist Health Orthopedic Care added Rafael Diaz-Garcia, MD, to its team of orthopedic surgeons. -
24 evolving approaches to patient care
Patients are changing how they approach their care, and providers are doing the same. -
10 states with the highest demand for Ozempic
Weight loss drugs are a prominent topic of conversation across every healthcare specialty, including spine and orthopedics.
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Bon Secours Piedmont Orthopedics opens 6th location
Bon Secours Piedmont Orthopedics has opened its sixth location in Greenville, S.C., and will specialize in treating spine and hand issues, according to an April 28 report from the Greenville Journal. -
Leave these trends in the past, spine surgeons say
As spine surgery technology and practice operations evolve, there are some trends that are ready to be sunsetted. -
The future of value-based care in orthopedics
Value-based care has become one of healthcare's biggest buzzwords. But what does it mean for orthopedics? -
30-story building set to house Hospital for Special Surgery hits construction milestone
A 400,000-square-foot, 30-story medical office building in New York City, where the Hospital for Special Surgery will be a tenant, has been topped out, according to an April 26 report from Commercial Property Executive.
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Former Medtronic exec tapped as Curiteva chief commercial officer
Technology and manufacturing company Curiteva, creator of the Inspired 3D-printed lumbar interbody fusion system, has appointed David Schmidt as chief commercial officer. -
Geneva General Hospital adds neurosurgeon Dr. Lucas Aurich
Geneva (N.Y.) General Hospital has added neurosurgeon Lucas Aurich, MD, to its medical staff. -
Vanderbilt adopts ERAS program for spine
Nashville-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center launched an enhanced recovery after surgery pathway for spine patients at Vanderbilt University Hospital and Belle Meade Surgery Center. -
Commons Clinic invests $9.75M into spine ASC
Los Angeles-based Commons Clinic is investing $9.75 million in Marina Orthopedic & Spine Institute in the same city. -
Joining a health system vs. an orthopedic MSO: Does practice size matter?
Some independent orthopedic groups will join a management service organization or a health system to support themselves. -
What is the future of ACDF?
Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion is considered a "gold standard" in spine surgery, but it will likely be eclipsed by disc replacement. -
Medtronic's Inceptiv closed-loop spinal cord stimulator earns FDA approval
Medtronic earned FDA approval for its Inceptiv closed-loop spinal cord stimulator, the company said April 26. -
Mayo Clinic surgeon debuts Rosa Shoulder robot
John Sperling, MD, of Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic completed the first surgery with Zimmer Biomet's Rosa Shoulder robot. -
Orthopedic surgeon pay: 4 notes
Here are four notes on orthopedic surgeon compensation from the Bureau of Labor Statistics:
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