About this episode
This episode reveals how orthopedic surgery is being transformed, not by expensive robots or CT scans, but by smart, affordable navigation technology. Jerry Ennett, Senior Managing Partner at Intellijoint, joins us to share how their system is helping surgeons achieve precise hip and knee replacements while reducing costs and complexity. We explore how robotic systems like Mako are changing surgical strategy, not just in the OR, but in how surgeons attract patients and grow their practices. Jerry highlights real-world examples, including Dr. Marshall in Rhode Island, showing how technology becomes a competitive edge in both clinical outcomes and patient engagement. The conversation digs into the debate over accuracy, consistency, and personalized care. Jerry breaks down how Intellijoint ensures even the outlier patients who fall outside textbook ranges, receive the precision and reliability they need. It's a powerful case for why navigation systems are becoming essential, not optional. Looking ahead, we discuss the growing demand for smaller, faster, outpatient-friendly systems like the T-mini. Jerry shares how market shifts, patient expectations, and surgeon branding are all driving change and why sales professionals need to adapt if they want to succeed in this evolving space. If you're in medical sales, orthopedics, or just curious about how innovation reshapes industries, this episode is packed with insights that will sharpen your strategy and broaden your perspective. Connect with Jerry: LinkedIn Connect with Me: LinkedIn Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Want to connect with past guests and access exclusive Q&As? Join our EYS Skool Community today!