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Dr. Mark Bowen's goals ahead of Hospital for Special Surgery role
Mark Bowen, MD, is bringing his career full circle with a new role at New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery. -
Hospital for Special Surgery's COO prepares for 'a new era'
Mary Cassai, RN, is looking forward to growth at New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery and has a focus on balancing efficiency and innovation. -
Spine, orthopedic leaders strategize amid shifting tariff policy
Tariffs have become a key concern for many sectors during President Donald Trump's second term. In February he imposed a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, a move that is expected to affect medical devices. -
Navigating the Uncharted Waters of Healthcare Supply Chains Amid Economic Turbulence
Orthopedic, spine, and ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) are currently navigating a complex landscape marked by volatile tariffs and fluctuating fuel prices. These economic variables significantly impact supply chain stability, procurement costs, and strategic planning. I’ve been asked by many colleagues how to deal with the multifaceted challenges posed by these factors. It’s difficult to create a strategy when the target is in constant flux from the Trump Administration.It’s also different when he suspends an action for 30 days to wait and see. People need surgery today and tomorrow. This is indeed strange for an experienced business person and entrepreneur. -
How orthopedic technologies, outpatient care will push the specialty forward
Technologies focused on efficiencies will play a major role in the future of orthopedics, Matthew Harb, MD, said. -
Why orthopedic care hasn't become easier
Pressures related to payers and overhead have made maintaining an orthopedic practice increasingly difficult, says Matthew Harb, MD of The Centers for Advanced Orthopaedics in Washington, D.C. -
Healthcare consolidation should be a 'net benefit': Dr. Matthew Lavery
The healthcare landscape is trending toward consolidation amid small practices, and leaders should stay mindful about how the benefits of those moves will support patients, Matthew Lavery, MD, said. -
Dr. Matthew Lavery's plan to continue OrthoIndy's leadership legacy
Orthopedic surgeon Matthew Lavery, MD, vision as Indianapolis-based OrthoIndy's new president will continue on a flurry of wins for the practice. -
'Why Not Me?' spine surgeon leads University Hospitals forward
Spinal neurosurgeon Xiaofei (Sophie) Zhou, MD, is a pioneer within Cleveland-based University Hospitals. -
How Western Orthopaedic Foundation is addressing gender gaps
Orthopedic diversity and fostering more leadership opportunities for women in the specialty has been a top priority for Robert McLain, MD. -
Spine surgery's boons
The advancements in total disc replacement and minimally invasive spine surgery pose strong opportunities for the specialty amid ongoing healthcare challenges, Robert McLain, MD, said. -
3D printing becoming 'standard practice' in orthopedics
Patient-specific orthopedic care is becoming more commonplace as 3D printing technology becomes more sophisticated and widespread, Michael Rivlin, MD, said. -
Proactive financial strategy essential in 2025, Hospital for Special Surgery's new CFO says
Christopher Dunleavy's career has taken him across the gamut of healthcare settings including Boston-based Brigham Health, Dallas-based Baylor Health and USMD Holdings. Now he's at a unique stage as CFO of New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery. -
Headwinds facing spine, orthopedic leaders in 2025: 22 insights
Payer frustrations and anesthesia coverage are among the headwinds facing spine and orthopedic leaders in 2025. But growing outpatient case volume and integrating new technologies is becoming easier for many practices. -
OrthoIndiana 'playing offense and defense' with 160-physician merger
An upcoming orthopedic merger will allow three practices to expand their scale at the statewide and national level. -
2 tips for spine surgeon, payer conversations in 2025
A continuing pain point for spine and orthopedic surgeons is prior authorizations and working with payers to get patients' care covered. -
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. -
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. -
Texas Back spine surgeon on AI and the 'holy grail' of innovation
Rajesh Arakal, MD, of Plano-based Texas Back Institute, has become an expert with spinal navigation technology and said he sees artificial intelligence as a potential game changer in the space. -
Spine navigation to become more 'sophisticated' in 2025
Frank Phillips, MD, is heading into the new year with a new spine tool in his arsenal.
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