5 Trends Keeping Orthopedic Surgeons Up at Night
Orthopedic leaders are working to deliver quality care while preserving financial and professional stability amidst tightening reimbursements, rising operating costs, and new technologies.
Trend 1: Inflation and Reimbursement Headwinds
Orthopedic practices are feeling the squeeze as inflation drives up staffing, equipment, and facility costs, while reimbursement stagnates.
Leaders say payers haven’t adjusted to the new economics of care delivery, making it harder to retain talent and invest in innovation.
According to John Brady, CEO of Fox Valley (Ill.), this is a significant challenge.
- Inflation drives up costs
- Reimbursement stagnates
- Difficulty retaining talent and investing in innovation
Author's summary: Orthopedic surgeons face financial and professional stability challenges.
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