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The Case for Centralized Surgical Coordination

The Case for Centralized Surgical Coordination

Everyone loves one-on-one attention, but centralized coordination may be the way forward when it comes to surgeries. Having a dedicated coordinator for each case is not necessarily the best way to navigate the system. The surgical coordination process can best...

November 18, 2020

Is Your Surgical Practice Prepared for a Second Wave

For Practice Administrators Top tips for surgical practices

Is Your Surgical Practice Prepared for a Second Wave

We’re all getting used to the idea that Corona is here to stay. So as schools reopen around the country and winter creeps in, it’s clear we could be looking at a second surge that could bring our new normal...

October 12, 2020

For Practice Administrators Trends and technology

Why Surgical Practices Are Merging

Size doesn’t always matter, but when it comes to surgical practices, more and more practices are joining forces to create larger and more formidable medical entities. And there’s a good reason this has become one of the hottest trends of...

October 8, 2020

Fears, Finances, and Faces: Seven Trends Emerging in Elective Surgery from COVID-19

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Fears, Finances, and Faces: Seven Trends Emerging in Elective Surgery from COVID-19

The global pandemic has sent us all on an unpredictable ride, with no real end in sight. Worldwide, we are doing our best to adapt to living with the numerous challenges this brings, while holding our breath and hoping that...

September 17, 2020

For Practice Administrators For Surgeons Patient care and communication

The Cost of Pausing Elective Surgery

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S. by force in March 2020, elective surgery was paused while doctors and hospitals fought on the frontlines of the battle against coronavirus. While there were hopes that the coronavirus crisis could pass swiftly,...

September 1, 2020

Healthcare Terms and Their Origins: Making Sense of Doctor Speak

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Healthcare Terms and Their Origins: Making Sense of Doctor Speak

Doctors have a language all of their own that’s basically Greek to most non-medical folk. Given that the Greeks founded modern medicine — cue the Hippocratic Oath — it’s no surprise that many common medical words actually originate from Greek....

July 30, 2020

How to Encourage Patients to Have Surgery During COVID-19

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How to Encourage Patients to Have Surgery During COVID-19

As many states across the country have opened up, and the “new normal” becomes just “normal,” the number of elective surgeries taking place remains lower than the average pre-COVID-19. Despite assumptions that patients would be banging down the doors to...

July 15, 2020

Navigating the “New Normal”: How to Safely Open Your Surgical Practice After A Pandemic

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Navigating the “New Normal”: How to Safely Open Your Surgical Practice After A Pandemic

A new but different normal. That’s what we expected after a few months in isolation. With the changes, elective surgery went from none to starting up again at various levels across the country. Exactly how and when each state reopened...

June 8, 2020

For Practice Administrators For Surgeons Surgery scheduling Trends and technology

The Return of Elective Surgery

The COVID-19 crisis is not behind us, but it seems the first (and hopefully only) wave of infections is waning in certain areas of the U.S. and in some parts of the world. So it’s no surprise there’s a push...

May 18, 2020

How to Plan For the Surgical Backlog When A Pandemic Ends

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How to Plan For the Surgical Backlog When A Pandemic Ends

No one knows when a pandemic will be over. Early predictions for COVID-19 ranged from the hopeful (one-to-two months) to the unimaginable (12-18 months, or longer). The truth is, no one knows when a pandemic will end or what the...

April 22, 2020

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Why Surgical Practices Are Merging

Fears, Finances, and Faces: Seven Trends Emerging in Elective Surgery from COVID-19

The Cost of Pausing Elective Surgery

Healthcare Terms and Their Origins: Making Sense of Doctor Speak

How to Encourage Patients to Have Surgery During COVID-19

Navigating the “New Normal”: How to Safely Open Your Surgical Practice After A Pandemic

The Return of Elective Surgery

How to Plan For the Surgical Backlog When A Pandemic Ends

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