August 15, 2014
Orthopedic hospital uses ‘price point’ strategy to lower implant costs
Total joint arthroplasty volumes have ballooned in the last two decades, and reimbursement has not kept pace with costs. Rising implant prices are a major driver of hospital spending on these procedures. As the aging US population creates growing demand for joint replacement, controlling implant costs is becoming a top priority for OR leaders.
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