Dr. Nolan Wessell

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Becker’s Healthcare -- Spine and Orthopedic Podcast · Dr. Nolan Wessell, Assistant Professor and Well-being Co-Director, Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Division of Spine Surgery, University of Colorado School of Medicine · 8 Dec 2025 podcast

And that's leaving countless women and their babies without a place to receive their care.

And if we're not careful, we're going to see those same trends trickle over into other specialties.

We've seen it in primary care.

We're seeing it in OB-GYN.

And...

I'm concerned that not enough red flags are popping up amongst the individuals and organizations that have the ability to influence how funding is allocated and how these decisions are made.

So I'm going to be watching that really closely, especially as we learn more about the 2026 CMS fee schedule and how that might affect practices and patients' ability to access care.

Yeah, I think the onus is on us to try to get a seat at the table.

I've mentioned a lot that I work at an academic institution, but at the same time, I'm not that big on research.

I like the advocacy side of things.

I sit on the executive board for the Colorado Orthopedic Society, which is actually a really fun and rewarding role.

We're always keeping a pulse on what's going on within the state of Colorado political scene, but also at the national level.

And there have been numerous instances where I feel like we've really made a difference in terms of

how healthcare is regulated and distributed within our own state's borders.

You know, not really.

I think...

hopefully more and more people tune in and subscribe and listen.

And I would love to see our podcast reach beyond other healthcare providers, right?

I think we need to have open and honest discussions with our patients about what the healthcare climate is like.

And, and,

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