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Since implementing the Mild Procedure to help treat #LSS, Dr. Sushanth Boda has seen phenomenal improvements in patient experience: “From a physician’s perspective, it’s awesome to hear those stories that they relay back to us, to really see the impact that we can have for these patients.” To learn how Dr. Boda is enhancing patient experience and growing his practice with Mild, visit https://lnkd.in/eh3gRvch #ChronicLowBackPain #LookForTheLigament #MildProcedure #VertosMedical #PainMedicine #LSS #ELEVATEwithmild

Why do pain management doctors complete medical fellowships? Doctors have to complete a fellowship in order to gain specialized medical training and expertise in a particular area of medicine. A fellowship is an advanced, post-residency training program that allows physicians to develop more in-depth knowledge and skills in a specific medical subspecialty. The main reasons doctors undergo fellowship training include: Specialization: Fellowships provide the opportunity for doctors to focus on a narrower scope of medical practice, such as cardiology, oncology, neurosurgery, or critical care. This allows them to become highly proficient in that subspecialty. Hands-on experience: Fellowship programs provide extensive practical experience under the guidance of experts in the field. Fellows perform advanced procedures, manage complex cases, and conduct research to hone their clinical skills. Board certification: Completion of a fellowship is often required to become board certified in a medical subspecialty. Board certification demonstrates advanced knowledge and expertise to patients and other healthcare providers. Career advancement: Fellowships can open up opportunities for doctors to pursue academic, research, or highly specialized clinical roles that may not be accessible without the additional sub-specialty training. The duration of fellowships typically ranges from 1 to 3 years, depending on the medical specialty. During this time, fellows work under the supervision of experienced faculty, allowing them to gradually take on more independent responsibilities and leadership in patient care. Is your pain management doctor fellowship trained? Are they Board Certified? At Louisiana Pain Care, all of our doctors are fellowship trained and Board Certified in Pain Management. We can help you identify and relieve your pain. Call, click or make an appointment today and let us find a great way to manage your pain. www.lapaincare.com

We are thrilled to welcome Matthew Adams, PA-C to our team! 🎉 With his extensive expertise and passion for patient care, Matthew is ready to help you achieve your health goals. Book your appointment with Matthew today at lportho.com #patientsatisfaction #welcometotheteam #rockwalltx #Orthopedics #sportsmedicine

CMS's proposed rule expanding changes to the Medicare overpayments regulations raises several questions and appears contrary to the overpayment statute. Healthcare organizations and industry stakeholders should review the potential changes and consider submitting comments, which are due on September 9, 2024. Read up on what you need to know: https://lnkd.in/eJ72TRXG Authors: Tony Maida, Emily Cook, Monica Wallace and Dexter Golinghorst

There is a certain emotion that I have experienced and was not able to put in words. This sums it up. There is no feeling that compares to that of allowing another to realize their potential. Try it once and you will not be able to stop. #leadershipfirst #service #success

This is why most successful businesses are driven by customer service. Customer service is driven by organizational culture. Build your brand around service and reap the rewards. #customerservice #employeesfirst #success

🌟 PRP for Cartilage and Ligament Conditions: A Game-Changer? 🌟 Cartilage and ligament injuries, such as ligament sprains and meniscal tears, can be challenging to treat. Traditional interventions like physical therapy and surgery often provide mixed results, with many patients experiencing prolonged recovery times and incomplete pain relief. ➡️Enter Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) – an emerging treatment that could change the game. Outcome Success Index: Patients with symptoms lasting 6-12 months reported the highest success with an OSI of 4.72, indicating a strong positive response across multiple metrics, including function, pain, and mental health. Pain Reduction: Across all symptom durations, patients reported up to 69% pain reduction, with the most significant improvements in those treated within the first 3-6 months. 💡 Takeaway: PRP may offer a promising alternative that could be more effective when introduced early in the treatment process. Curious to know if PRP is right for your patients? Explore more and join the discussion on optimizing outcomes for cartilage and ligament conditions. 👉 Learn More About PRP and Our Data-Driven Approach https://hubs.la/Q02LwR8_0 #PRP #CartilageRepair #LigamentRecovery #RegenerativeMedicine #PatientOutcomes #MCID#DoesPRPWork

Congratulations to James Downing, MD, and Peter Witherell, MD, at First State Spine, for being designated as an #Intracept Procedure Center of Excellence. We appreciate your continued dedication to delivering positive patient outcomes with this proven treatment for chronic #vertebrogenic low back pain.

Healthcare provider spotlight - Debra Caroline Coenen, MSN, APRN, FNP-C Board Certification: American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, Certified Nurse Practitioner Graduate Degree (MSN):  Master of Science in Nursing- Family Nurse Practitioner, Northwestern State University of Louisiana, Shreveport Undergraduate Degree (BSN): University of Louisiana at Monroe, Monroe, Louisiana Memberships: American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Louisiana Association of Nurse Practitioners

Watch Stryker’s Chair and CEO, Kevin Lobo, as he joins CNBC’s Money Movers to discuss the business drivers behind our company’s growth, from record #robotic installations to recently acquired innovations. Check out the interview here: https://ow.ly/uHlt50SQ2pT #StrykerInnovation #MedTech