Dr. William Kemp

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Becker’s Healthcare -- Spine and Orthopedic Podcast · Dr. William Kemp on Innovations in Spine Surgery and Patient-Centered Care · 17 Feb 2026 podcast

Thanks for having me, Carly.

Happy to be here.

Sure.

I'm a board-certified, fellowship-trained spine neurosurgeon with a specific focus on delivering high-quality, patient-centered care with an emphasis on spine surgery outcomes, efficiency, and innovation.

I recently turned to a new role down in Richmond, Virginia at Neurosurgical Associates.

Sure, there are a few areas that I think are really up and coming in the field, maybe even already here.

One of them is motion preservation biologics.

It's a huge part of my practice trying to expand the indications and the utility of disc replacement surgery.

It's an old adage in this field that it only takes 10 patients to have a spine practice because patients keep coming back to the next level.

And we have good data to suggest that disc replacement arthroplasty patients in the cervical and lumbar spine can hopefully avoid those very things from happening.

I think the utility of minimum invasive endoscopic surgery is not just a marketing fad.

I think that it's actually improving patient outcomes, particularly in the short term, immediate post-operative recoveries.

So I think, you know, oftentimes the metric that maybe can't even be measured is just having a conversation with the patient.

How are you doing?

Are you back to your life again?

the way you want to be living it.

And that's a really hard metric to measure.

But I actually think that, you know, from a standpoint of, you know, how quickly can we get the patient back into physical therapy after their surgery?

How quickly can we get them back to their normal lifestyle?

And my goal after every surgery is that it's happening within six weeks to three months after surgery.

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