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  1. Why Ozempic could be key for orthopedic surgery in 2025

    While it depends on the practice, many orthopedic surgeons will not operate on patients who have a body mass index higher than 40. 
  2. Orthopedic groups can cut costs with telemedicine

    A recent study from Wilmington, Del.-based Nemours Children’s Health found that more than a third of pediatric orthopedic cases transferred to hospitals could have been avoided through the use of telemedicine. 
  3. Dr. Alex Vaccaro talks Rothman New York acquisition

    On Jan. 7, New York City-based NYU Langone Health and NYU Langone Orthopedics announced final plans to acquire Rothman Orthopaedics of Greater New York. 

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  1. The 'win-win' mindset powering 1 Wisconsin orthopedic group's impact

    On New Year's Day in 2023 Jason Sansone, MD, was with his team in an empty office eating Jimmy John's sandwiches for lunch and talking about the start of their new practice – Orthopedic and Spine Centers of Wisconsin.
  2. 10 best, worst cities for an active lifestyle

    Honolulu has been named the best city for active lifestyles in 2025, while North Las Vegas, Nev., has been named the worst, according to a Jan. 8 WalletHub report. 
  3. New York orthopedic surgeon named in $450M insurance fraud suit

    Emmanuel Hostin, MD, orthopedic surgeon and owner of New York City-based Hostin Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, is among the defendants named in a $450 million insurance fraud scheme, according to a Jan. 8 report from Coming Soon.
  4. Advanced Orthopaedic Associates expands, partners with Hurt! app

    Wichita, Kan.-based Advanced Orthopaedic Associates has opened a new office and partnered with the Hurt! mobile application, according to a Jan. 8 report from The Wichita Eagle.
  1. 4 medtech notes: Medtronic, Stryker and more

    From new partnerships to acquisitions, here are four key developments from spine and orthopedic medtech companies since Jan. 1.
  2. Spine center opens at New York City's Hudson Yards

    NewYork-Presbyterian opened Och Spine at NewYork-Presbyterian/The Spiral in New York City's Hudson Yards neighborhood, the hospital said Jan. 8.
  3. Pain management physician launches MSO

    Long Island, N.Y.-based pain management physician Timothy Groth, MD, has partnered with private equity group Confluence Healthcare Partners and Skyline Investors to form a new physician management services organization. 
  4. Precision, evolution, flux and more: Spine's defining words

    At the start of 2025, spine surgeons discuss the words that will define their specialty in the year.
  1. Dr. Stephen Johnson joins Atlantic Brain and Spine

    Neurosurgeon Stephen Johnson, MD, joined Morristown, N.J.-based Atlantic Brain and Spine, according to a Jan. 7 news release published on Tapinto.net.  
  2. Commons Clinic expands insurer contracts in California

    Los Angeles-based Commons Clinic has expanded its network coverage to all major health plans in California, the group said Jan. 8.
  3. Blessing Health adds orthopedic, neurosurgeon

    Quincy, Ill.-based Blessing Health has added neurosurgeon Brian Anderson, MD, and orthopedic surgeon Benny Seto, MD, according to a Jan. 7 report from Muddy River News. 
  4. Teton Orthopaedics faces patient data breach

    Jackson, Wyo.-based Teton Orthopaedics has filed a notice of data breach with the Attorney General of Massachusetts, according to a Jan. 7 press release from JD Supra.
  5. Idaho hospital and clinic partner to launch orthopedic express care

    Moscow, Idaho-based Inland Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine Clinic has partnered with Pullman (Idaho) Regional Hospital to open Orthopedic Express Care services in Pullman, according to a Jan. 7 report from Big Country News.
  6. Think Surgical debuts Medacta International's implant with TMini robot

    Think Surgical's TMini robot was used with Medacta International's GMK Sphere implant for the first time, the robotics company said Jan. 7. 
  7. What's needed for academic spine centers to thrive in 2025

    Spine surgeons working with academic spine programs should remember their "true north"— exceptional patient care — to stay strong in the new year, Ali Baaj, MD, said.
  8. Go beyond academics in spine tech research: Dr. Ali Baaj

    Spine technology, robotics and artificial intelligence are at a pivotal point, and two key considerations will play a role in their future, Ali Baaj, MD, said.
  9. Panorama Orthopedics & Spine taps orthopedic surgeon

    Golden, Colo.-based Panorama Orthopedics & Spine Center has added orthopedic surgeon Mitchell John II, MD, to its team, according to a Jan. 6 LinkedIn post.

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