Take-aways of the Becker's Spine, Orthopaedic and Pain management-driven ASC + The future of Spine Conference

2 weeks ago, our team attended the Becker’s Spine, Orthopedic and Pain Management-Driven ASC + The Future of Spine Conference. Leading experts and innovators discussed the future of orthopedic care, providing valuable insights into how technology and data enhance clinical efficiency and patient outcomes.

The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) has released seven new guidelines regarding telerehabilitation in physical therapist (PT) practice addressing efficacy, delivery, facilitators, barriers, and potential for adverse events.

Principal Care Management (PCM) codes allow for the treatment of patients with a specific chronic condition and are associated with four CPT billing codes: 99424, 99425, 99426 and 99427. Osteoarthritis is included as a disease for these codes. The purpose of the codes for an orthopedic surgeon is to optimize pre-surgery planning.

Last week, moveUP was in Las Vegas, where the orthopedic community gathered for OVBC 2024, probably one of the most inspiring conference of the year.

Discover the four MIPS performance categories (Quality, Improvement Activities, Promoting Interoperability, and Cost) to help you report healthcare quality and value under Medicare.

Discover the four CPT codes you need to know when setting up RTM if you are working with musculoskeletal conditions and how much you can reimburse for them.

The following blog will explore the proposed rules and the implications for those working in Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs) and Physical Therapy (PT) clinics.

The moveUP index combines two powerful reports to provide you with a comprehensive assessment of a patient’s health status and predict surgical outcomes.

When we say that the moveUP system is safe, secure, efficient, and high-quality, we make sure to have proof for it. Here is how we got internationally-recognized certificates and validated our product through multiple clinical studies.

Discover moveUP's journey in validating telerehabilitation. Our MORE clinical study provides concrete evidence that remote rehabilitation is as safe and effective as standard care. Learn how we leverage technology to enhance patient experience, improve healthcare outcomes, and reduce costs.