Allison Roditi

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Becker’s Healthcare -- Spine and Orthopedic Podcast · Allison Roditi on Scaling Orthopedics and Outpatient Growth at Catholic Health · 10 Feb 2026 podcast

Patients are definitely staying in the hospital for fewer days.

And we are really trying for when they are in the hospital to offer an excellent experience for them so that they can get up and get back to doing what they like as soon as possible.

But I think on the spine side, that is still in the arena where it's probably one of the last arenas where inpatient is really still ruling.

Although I'm sure if we have this conversation in another couple of years, we may be seeing something completely different.

Sure.

I think there's a couple of things I think that we can do so that we have resilient orthopedic service lines.

I think we need to look at building multidisciplinary hubs.

Patients are really craving one stop shopping.

They want to go in.

They want to be able to get their radiology studies, maybe their labs drawn, maybe even see a couple of providers in a day if that's possible scheduling wise.

So I think looking at how you set up your outpatient ambulatory practices to provide that experience, I think it's going to be really important.

Ease of access to care is critical.

Patients want to get in.

They want to get in quickly.

And so the more that an organization can do that, the better off that they will be.

And I think they also have to look at beyond the ambulatory arena and take a critical look at their system, just as we're doing at Catholic Health, and say, what do we want to do where?

And how does this make sense?

Does it make sense to do high-level joint replacements and revisions and spine in every single one of our six hospitals?

The answer is probably not.

So how do we look regionally and say, how do we build centers of excellence where you can get certain procedures and certain categories of treatment all in one place?

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