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As featured in: Population Health News for the November Thought Leader section

OrthoNOW CFO and Co-Founder, Justin Irizarry, sits down with Jack Sweeney from Middle Market Executive Thought Leaders to discuss the OrthoNOW model and pathway to franchising. Listen Below:

Imagine if your doctor had a heads up on your injury before you pulled into the parking lot? That and more are now available thanks to OrthoNOW and Uber. This new version of their mobile app includes a feature called “On My Way NOW,” that sends alerts about patient arrival at the nearest OrthoNOW location…. Read More »

OrthoNOW CEO Alejandro Badia is more driven than ever on his mission to make orthopedic urgent care readily accessible for patients all across the United States Dr. Alejandro Badia’s big, hairy, audacious goal is for his company OrthoNOW to be as synonymous with orthopedic urgent care as Starbucks is with coffee. But Badia knows that… Read More »

Share this on social media:      You might not think of urgent-care centers, where you can come in off the street for quick treatment of a flu or stomach ache, as retail outfits. After all, they don’t sell clothing, makeup, auto parts, or other actual products the way classical retailers do. But Justin Irizarry… Read More »

In their continued commitment to providing outstanding patient care OrthoNOW®, the nation’s only specialized urgent care franchise, announced today that they will be offering Master Franchises in 54 exclusive territories available across the US. OrthoNOW was co-founded in 2010, by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Alejandro Badia and financial industry expert and Wharton alumni Justin Irizarry. The… Read More »

March 14 – 15, 2017 Miami Anatomical Research Center   The Second Annual OrthoNOW Franchise Convention (ONFC) is coming soon and you don’t want to miss out on reserving your seat!  Thanks to the generosity of our supplier partners, we’re able to produce the convention at no cost to our current franchisees. Day 1 of the… Read More »

As featured on FHIcommunications: Share this on social media:      A recent study by researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine says medical errors should rank as the third leading cause of death in the United States. The Hopkins study, based on an analysis of prior studies, estimates that more than 250,000 Americans die each year… Read More »