In this episode, Dr. Scott Hannum, Orthopedic Arthroplasty Surgeon, President, and Medical Director at EmergeOrtho Brunswick Ambulatory Surgery Center, shares key trends in the ASC and orthopedic spaces. He discusses the shift to outpatient surgery, advancements in robotics and AI, and the evolving role of orthopedic supergroups in shaping the future of patient care.

In this episode, Dr. Swannie Jett, CEO of Park DuValle Community Health Center, shares insights on the transformative role of AI in healthcare, the critical issues surrounding reimbursement models, and the importance of addressing social determinants of health. Dr. Jett also highlights exciting initiatives, including an innovative indoor farmer’s market aimed at tackling food insecurity in Louisville.

In this episode we talk with Jimmy Dascani, Senior Director of Health Care Administrator Relations at Arthrex. Jimmy shares some top priorities and key concerns from administrators and surgeon owners as well as new programs to keep an eye out for. Tune in for these insights and more!This episode is sponsored by Arthrex.

In this episode, Terry Bohlke, Vice President of Ambulatory Surgery Centers at Community Health Systems, shares insights on the key trends shaping the ASC industry, including staffing challenges, rising costs, and reimbursement issues. He also discusses the importance of collaboration and growth strategies in the evolving outpatient care landscape.

In this episode, Dr. Benjamin Stein, Orthopedic Surgeon and Chairman of Capital Surgical Solutions, discusses the creation of surgeon-led ambulatory surgery centers. He shares his passion for empowering surgeons through control over patient care and operational decisions, and his insights on the evolving role of independent surgeons in the healthcare landscape.

In this episode, Margaret Chappell, CEO of the Center for Advanced Surgery, shares her expertise on ASC trends, including reimbursement challenges and staffing efficiencies. She also offers leadership advice from her 44 years in healthcare, emphasizing flexibility and thorough preparation.

In this episode, Prashanth Bala, Chief of Ambulatory Surgical Services & Vice President of ASC Operations at Shields Health, shares his journey and discusses Shields Health's role in transforming healthcare delivery. He also explores current trends in surgery centers, including outpatient procedures and partnerships with hospitals.

In this episode, April Ernst, Chief Operating Officer at Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute, shares insights into the challenges and opportunities driving orthopedic and spine care. She discusses growth strategies in Central Florida, advancements in robotic surgery and telemedicine, and the shift toward outpatient care, all while keeping patient-centered, value-based care at the forefront.

In this episode, Dr. Mark Kozlowski, CEO of CarePoint Health, shares insights into the organization's physician-led model, AI advancements, and strategic growth plans. Discover how CarePoint Health is leveraging technology and innovative care approaches to improve patient outcomes and scale its operation

In this episode, Alan Condon interviews David Fitzgerald, CEO of OrthoNY, who shares insights into the strategic direction of OrthoNY, including plans for growth, consolidation in upstate New York, and the role of technology and partnerships in navigating challenges like inflation and reimbursement declines in the orthopedic space.

In this episode, Dr. Mario Gössl, Director of Transcatheter Valve Therapies at Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute and a registered yoga teacher, discusses the evolving landscape of cardiology, the challenges of talent retention, and the importance of addressing physician burnout.

In this episode, Dr. Choll W. Kim, Leading Spine Surgeon from Excel Spine Center and UCSD Medical Center East Campus, discusses the challenges and advancements in minimally invasive spine surgery. He delves into the impact of insurance-directed care on patient treatment, the role of social media and AI in healthcare, and the importance of physician-led decision-making in improving patient outcomes.

Dr. Michael Swords, a leader in the trauma program for University of Michigan Health-Sparrow, discusses the growing trend of foot and ankle procedures shifting to outpatient settings. He shares his insights on how this impacts practices, the overall market, and what exciting developments lie ahead for outpatient foot and ankle surgery.This episode is sponsored by DePuy Synthes, the Orthopedic Company of Johnson and Johnson.

Join Erika Spicer Mason of Becker's Healthcare as she explores physicians' employment decisions and their broader implications with Marty Nichols, co-founder and acting COO of Physicians' First Bancorp. Discover insights on the shift towards hospital employment and private equity impacts on private practices.This episode is sponsored by Physicians First Bancorp.

In this episode, Dr. Arthur L. Jenkins III, a board-certified neurosurgeon and expert in complex spinal neurosurgery, shares insights on the evolving landscape of spine surgery, the impact of AI in clinical practice, and the future of private practice in an increasingly complex healthcare environment.

In this episode, Dr. Neal Kaushal, Executive Director of General GI and Endoscopy at OU Health, shares his insights on expanding gastroenterology services, embracing AI in colon cancer screening, and the future of healthcare innovation.

In this episode, Dr. E. Wayne Mosley, Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon at AdventHealth, shares his journey from military medicine to developing an orthopedic hospital in rural Florida. He discusses the challenges of expanding surgical services, recruiting top talent, and the importance of a team approach in providing high-quality, local care to grow market share.

In this episode, Dr. Bethwel Raore of APEX Spine & Neurosurgery shares insights on transitioning from hospital employment to private practice, the importance of patient-centered care, and the exciting trends in ambulatory surgery that are transforming the field of spine surgery.

Dr. Maricela Schnur, NMS Dyad Leader at St. Lukes-Aspirus Hospital, discusses the continuous introduction of new procedures in pain management. She explains her approach to managing responsibilities within this specialized sector of healthcare, detailing how she evaluates and determines which strategies to implement in her practice to optimize patient care.

In this episode, William Reeves, Vice President of Operations at Wisconsin Spine and Pain, discusses the expansion of their interventional pain clinics and ASCs, the integration of AI scribes, and strategies for managing Medicare Advantage challenges.