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May 29, 2024
"Discover how seven orthopedic and spine surgeons are investing in 2024, from AI and physician therapy to conservative and old school opportunities."
March 28, 2024
"Discover the ripple effects of one change in the healthcare industry as 24 leaders share their success stories at Beckers 30th Annual ASC conference."
March 13, 2024
When a woman came to the Illinois Bone & Joint Institute complaining of hip and groin pain, X-ray technician Karol Ruszczyk put his hand between her legs, touching her vaginal
February 20, 2024
Illinois Bone & Joint Institute is among several healthcare facilities under scrutiny for their handling of alleged patient sexual abuse, according to a Feb. 19
February 19, 2024
When a woman came to the Illinois Bone & Joint Institute complaining of hip and groin pain, X-ray technician Karol Ruszczyk put his hand between her legs, touching her vaginal area over her clothes. At Glenbrook Hospital in Glenview, nurse David Giurgiu had a heavily medicated, 76-year-old patient perform oral sex on him from her hospital bed. At Chicago’s Jackson Park Hospital and Medical ...
February 19, 2024
Over the course of a yearlong investigation, the Tribune found well-known health systems allowed workers accused of abusing patients to keep providing care.
February 19, 2024
Over the course of a yearlong investigation, the Tribune found well-known health systems allowed workers accused of abusing patients to keep providing care.
February 19, 2024
Over the course of a yearlong investigation, the Tribune found well-known health systems allowed workers accused of abusing patients to keep providing care.
February 19, 2024
Over the course of a yearlong investigation, the Tribune found well-known health systems allowed workers accused of abusing patients to keep providing care.
February 19, 2024
Over the course of a yearlong investigation, the Tribune found well-known health systems allowed workers accused of abusing patients to keep providing care.