Rebecca Geise

Sr. Vp, Revenue Cycle at Growth Orthopedics

Rebecca Geise is an experienced healthcare executive with a strong background in revenue cycle management and operations. Currently serving as Senior Vice President of Revenue Cycle at Growth Orthopedics since April 2025, Rebecca previously held the position of Chief Operations Officer at Premier Bone & Joint Centers from February 2024 to May 2025. Prior roles include Vice President of Revenue Cycle Operations at United Surgical Partners International, Inc. from December 2021 to February 2024 and President at NSN Revenue Resources, LLC from June 2014 to December 2021. Additional experience includes Vice President of RCM & Contracting at Surgical Management Professionals, Director of Reimbursement & Materials at SurgCenter Development, and Business Director at Weston Outpatient Surgical Center & ParkCreek Surgery Center.

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Growth Orthopedics

Growth Ortho has developed a new approach to managed service organizations (MSO) for orthopedic practices. Using our specific knowledge of this area of medicine, our team can support surgeon recruiting, deliver technological advancements, improve administrative efficiency, and more. Growth Ortho is not an orthopedic practice seeking to expand into new markets. On the contrary, all our member practices are local independent orthopedic offices who partner with our private equity firm. No healthcare investment firm could understand the nuances of your orthopedic practice the way that your doctors and staff members do. At Growth Ortho, patient outcomes and satisfaction are our highest priority, and clinical decisions are made by the physicians. By developing an extensive network of orthopedic physicians, we are able to eliminate redundancies across practices. Rather than each office or practice having an independent support center, we reduce costs by sharing support staff and facilities. This, of course, is undetectable from the patient perspective. The practice can reduce support staff, office space, and equipment, allowing accelerated growth and increased equity.