OrthoCincy joins PELTO Health Partners
PELTO Health Partners added its first new partner group, OrthoCincy, since forming in 2023.
Source: beckersspine.com
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What PELTO Health Partners did in its 1st year to prepare for expansion
In February 2023 Durham, N.C.-based EmergeOrtho, Indianapolis-based OrthoIndy and Seattle-based Proliance Surgeons came together to form PELTO Health Partners.
Ed Hellman John Pryor Health Partners Indianapolis Based Orthoindy Seattle Based Proliance Surgeons Proliance Surgeons President John Pryor
Source: beckersspine.com
There are riches, risks when private-equity firms acquire medical practices – Indianapolis Business Journal
Some warn that the spiraling number of deals could lead to large physician groups having an unfairly high market share, which could lead to price increases and cost-cutting.
Source: ibj.com
'Be constantly looking for opportunities to innovate': What we heard in July
Spine and orthopedic experts in July spoke with Beckers about topics from CMS policy to outdated industry trends.
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6 things to know about OrthoIndy
OrthoIndy offers orthopedic treatment for the neck, back, shoulder, hand and arm, foot and ankle, hip, and knee.
Source: beckersspine.com
Private equity is a mainstay in orthopedics. This group aims to change that.
Leaders with PELTO Healthcare Partners discussed plans for the group and private equity in orthopedics.
Source: beckersspine.com
How Low Yields Are Spurring Texas Winemakers' Creativity
Due to myriad factors, Texas yields are down by as much as 60%. But the grapes that made it are poised to make exceptional wines.
Source: winemag.com
How Herbicides Are Threatening Texas Wine Production
This cotton herbicide threatens to halt Texas wine production. Producers in the High Plains respond by filing lawsuit—but who is to blame?
Source: winemag.com