Medical 3D printing is transforming the way care teams plan, communicate, and operate. From patient-specific models to surgical guides, the clinical value is clear - and growing.
At the same time, hospitals are asking an equally important question: How do we make this sustainable?
Today, with the introduction of CPT codes for 3D-printed anatomical models and guides, healthcare organizations have a new opportunity to move beyond experimentation and toward reimbursable, scalable programs.
In this webinar, Dr. Sujaya Rao will walk through what it takes to build a successful hospital-based 3D printing program at MD Anderson, from clinical applications and operational setup to billing workflows and reimbursement strategy.
You’ll come away with a clear path forward, whether you're just getting started or looking to grow an existing program.
Dr. Sujaya Rao is a healthcare executive with 25 years of experience at one of the world's leading cancer centers, MD Anderson Cancer Center. She holds a Doctorate in Health Sciences and has built her career at the intersection of research innovation, clinical operations, and financial strategy. As a leader in the Division of Diagnostic Imaging, Dr. Rao is at the forefront of building and scaling novel programs (image de-identification services, quantitative imaging lab) including a point-of-care 3D printing practice that she helped build from the ground up. She has also filed several patents related to advancing diagnostic imaging. Her work spans clinical research and clinical operations (including medical 3D printing), as well as the critical financial architecture that makes these programs sustainable.
