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Care Act (ACA) and expansion of same-sex marriage further supported our assertion that the program was needed; the sociopolitical

Care Improvement (BPCI) program in an effort to examine payment models that improve coordination, quality, and cost-effectiveness of care

care should be taken when preparing the bone and implanting components.93 In general, we recommend collaborating with the patient

care and their own preoperative readiness.3,7,8 Indeed, following orthopedic consultation for OA, patients who described themselves as “more

care: follow-up to “own the bone” J Bone Joint Surg Am 15, 2011;93: e87. doi:10.2106/JBJS.I.00540

Care recommends a staged, gradual process of hormonal treatment, moving from fully reversible to partially reversible therapies starting in adolescence

care and therefore less access to nonoperative treatments for knee and hip OA, such as physical therapy.80 Patients with

care team, including orthopedic surgeons, rheumatologists, physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians, primary care sports medicine physicians, and physician

care of female patients presenting for TJA are multifactorial. Care must be taken to complete a comprehensive preoperative

care has continued in a key way. Gender transition care (e.g., hormone therapies, hysterectomies) are not required components