Since its opening, the program’s goal has been to provide patients with convenient access to full musculoskeletal services. So far, the center has completed 3,176 surgeries and has recruited 21 new surgeons. It has also been in the 95th percentile for patient satisfaction during its first three quarters.
Looking ahead, the center hopes to further differentiate its programs to provide to specific patient groups, such as athletes, according to a news release.
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