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Allan Baird

On Marketscale’s Healthcare Podcast, we often discuss how innovative technology is shaping the future of healthcare. On today’s episode, host Daniel Litwin turned the spotlight onto the hardware and software of orthopedics and how the convergence of the two is transforming care in this field of medicine. Giving their unique insights were Allan Baird, senior account executive for ChartLogic, and Vinti Singh, marketing manager for CurveBeam. ChartLogic, a software under the parent company MedSphere, is a health IT solution for every aspect of care, providing an EHR, patient portal, revenue cycle management, and managed IT, with orthopedics as one of their specialty care areas. CurveBeam is an extremity 3D imaging company that designs and manufactures CT imaging equipment for orthopedic and podiatric specialties. The challenge for many orthopedic care providers is interfacing specific pieces of orthopedic equipment and hardware into the software, Baird said. “We get requests from our providers all the time that are looking for new innovation in hardware,” he said. “Our response is that we have to be able to adjust our software to match or meet those hardware needs.” Baird and Singh both pointed to X-ray diagnosis as a prime opportunity for technology convergence. But X-ray is a 2D look at a 3D problem, Singh said. CT and MRI technology help pick up where X-ray leaves off, but comes at a much higher cost. “Technology is evolving at such a rapid pace, orthopedic practices feel the pressure to stay caught up, making capital investments to keep a practice cutting edge while budgets seem to get smaller,” Vinti said.

On Marketscale’s Healthcare Podcast, we often discuss how innovative technology is shaping the future of healthcare. On today’s episode, host Daniel Litwin turned the spotlight onto the hardware and software of orthopedics and how the convergence of the two is transforming care in this field of medicine. Giving their unique insights were <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/contributors/allan-baird/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Allan Baird</a>, senior account executive for ChartLogic, and <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/contributors/vinti-singh-mba/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vinti Singh</a>, marketing manager for <a href="https://www.curvebeam.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CurveBeam</a>. <a href="https://www.chartlogic.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ChartLogic</a>, a software under the parent company MedSphere, is a health IT solution for every aspect of care, providing an EHR, patient portal, revenue cycle management, and managed IT, with orthopedics as one of their specialty care areas. CurveBeam is an extremity 3D imaging company that designs and manufactures CT imaging equipment for orthopedic and podiatric specialties. The challenge for many orthopedic care providers is interfacing specific pieces of orthopedic equipment and hardware into the software, Baird said. “We get requests from our providers all the time that are looking for new innovation in hardware,” he said. “Our response is that we have to be able to adjust our software to match or meet those hardware needs.” Baird and Singh both pointed to X-ray diagnosis as a prime opportunity for technology convergence. But X-ray is a 2D look at a 3D problem, Singh said. CT and MRI technology help pick up where X-ray leaves off, but comes at a much higher cost. “Technology is evolving at such a rapid pace, orthopedic practices feel the pressure to stay caught up, making capital investments to keep a practice cutting edge while budgets seem to get smaller,” Vinti said.

The Effect of Healthcare's Digital Transformation on Orthopedics with Allan Baird and Vinti Singh

The process of communicating the benefits of new technology can be as challenging as developing the technology itself. On today's Healthcare podcast, our host spoke with the Marketing Manager for CurveBeam, Vinti Singh, to break down the science and business aspects of CT imaging. As hospital budgets shrink, less funds are finding their way to capital investments. Hospital administrators increasingly want to find ways to lower costs and increase value. Singh discussed the one major change coming to CT imaging procedures that's going to automatically and more accurately make replace manual measurements. We hear about the simple logic behind the new techniques, and how innovation is helping physicians rethink their offices and workflows. "To see that technological benefit, you really have to look at your entire practice. You can't just sort of pop this in and expect everything else to adjust automatically," Singh said. "You have to be ready to really be a manager of change and execute that properly."

The process of communicating the benefits of new technology can be as challenging as developing the technology itself. On today's Healthcare podcast, our host spoke with the Marketing Manager for CurveBeam, Vinti Singh, to break down the science and business aspects of CT imaging. As hospital budgets shrink, less funds are finding their way to capital investments. Hospital administrators increasingly want to find ways to lower costs and increase value. Singh discussed the one major change coming to CT imaging procedures that's going to automatically and more accurately make replace manual measurements. We hear about the simple logic behind the new techniques, and how innovation is helping physicians rethink their offices and workflows. "To see that technological benefit, you really have to look at your entire practice. You can't just sort of pop this in and expect everything else to adjust automatically," Singh said. "You have to be ready to really be a manager of change and execute that properly."

Technology Provides a New Leg for Physicians to Stand On with Vinti Singh of CurveBeam