Ortmann Healthcare Consultants has announced the retirement of its president and founder, Fred W. Ortmann III.
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In a panel discussion at 9th Annual Orthopedic, Spine and Pain Management-Driven ASC Conference in Chicago on June 10, Kenny Hancock, president and CEO, Meridian Surgery Centers, Larry Taylor, president and CEO, Practice Partners in Healthcare, and Jeff Leland, CEO,…
In a keynote address to attendees at the 9th Annual Orthopedic, Spine and Pain Management-Driven ASC Conference in Chicago on June 10, Joe Flower, a healthcare futurist, discussed trends in healthcare delivery and where he sees the industry moving in…
In a presentation at the 9th Annual Orthopedic, Spine and Pain Management-Driven ASC Conference in Chicago on June 9, Mike McKevitt, senior vice president, business development, and Bo Hjorth, vice president, business development, Regent Surgical Health, discussed best practices for…
Nir Hus, MD, a surgery fellow at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, has been arrested and charged with stealing medical equipment from the hospital, according to a report by NBC News Miami.
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Under a new FDA rule, hospitals that are considered device manufacturers may be investigated by the agency for compliance, according to an Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation news release.
Researchers have discovered a peptide that can block chronic pain signals to the brain without harmful side effects such as reduced motor coordination, memory loss or depression, according to a release by the Indiana University School of Medicine.
A jury has favored Columbia St. Mary's Hospital in Milwaukee, Wis., formerly Columbia Hospital, in a lawsuit filed by a former patient who accused the hospital of causing her infection, according to a WISN news report.
GE Healthcare and Mayo Clinic have won a $5.7 million federal grant to develop a lower-cost, head-only MRI scanner that could handle 25-30 percent of MRI imaging needs, according to a report by DOTmed News.
Anesthesiologist Arnold H. Aaron, MD, listed as owner of three Florida pain clinics raided and shut down on Wednesday, was not one of those arrested because he was in Michigan, according to a report by the Sun Sentinel.