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California Orthopaedic Association
Annual Meeting & QME Course
COA
May 31-
June 3
2018
CBones Annual Meeting
Thursday May 31
San Francisco
Marriott Marquis
Special Forum for Young Orthopaedic
Surgeons and Residents/Fellows:
Fundamentals of a Successful
Orthopaedic Practice
Saturday, June 2
A MUST ATTEND FORUM!
Why YOU Should Attend?
COA knows how precious your me is, which is why we have designed a ghtly packed
Annual Meeng/QME Course to give you strategies and lessons that you can apply to
your pracce immediately to be more successful in today’s healthcare.
Orthopaedic Surgeons
• Take home praccal and aconable informaon on how to -
commercial and government bundles - for all orthopaedic pracces
• Learn how - how that aects which paents you take to an ASC
• Learn about and how they are important to supplement ASC stays
• Hear from great presidenal speakers - one on how technology will change orthopaedic
pracce and the other on Congressional acon aecng medical pracce
• Learn from naonal and state experts the latest in clinical advances in Joint Replacement,
Trauma, Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle, Tumors, Spine, Hand and Wrist, Hip, Pediatrics, and
Radiaon Safety for Fluoroscopy
• Understand why some 400 QMEs have been removed from the Panel QME System
• Learn about apporoning to genec disease and why it’s important to consider
• Network with colleagues in similar pracce types to share best pracces
• Breakfast and luncheon educaonal sessions will enhance the informaon presented during the meeng
Young Orthopaedic Surgeons/Residents/Fellows
• Learn from other young orthopaedists who have just entered pracce
• Network with orthopaedic surgeons who are leaders in their eld
• Learn what you need to know as you consider your pracce opons
• Learn about contracng, nding a job, and being nancially stable
• Understand the basics about Workers’ Compensaon in California
• Hear from orthopaedic leaders on the latest in clinical orthopaedic procedures,
research and techniques
Practice Managers
• Connect with pracce managers from similar pracces and share best pracces
• Margaret Maley of Karen Zupko & Associates will teach you coding and billing ps
Basil Besh, M.D.
COA President
Russell Nord, M.D.
Program Chair
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CME Accreditation
The California Orthopaedic Associaon is accredited by the Instute for Medical Quality/California Medi-
cal Associaon (IMQ/CMA) to provide connuing medical educaon for physicians.
The California Orthopaedic Associaon designates this live acvity for a maximum of
Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their
parcipaon in the acvity.
The California Orthopaedic Associaon takes responsibility for the content, quality, and scienc integrity
of this CME acvity.
credits will qualify for ABOS MOC scored and recorded Self As-
sessment Examinaon credits. You must take a pre and post test to receive the credits.
The QME Course is accredited for
COA is provider #100.
Target Audience
This program has been designed for the general orthopaedic surgeon to instruct them in the latest re-
search and technologies in: Joint Replacement, Trauma, Foot and Ankle, Tumors, Spine, Hand and Wrist,
Hip, Pediatrics, and Sports Medicine and Radiaon Safety. The QME course will update physicians on the
latest Workers’ Compensaon disability evaluaon issues for both QMEs/AMEs and treang physicians.
Educational Objectives
• Be able to implement the new advancements in Joint Replacement, Trauma, Foot and Ankle, Tumors,
Spine, Hand and Wrist, Hip, Pediatrics, and Sports Medicine and Radiaon Safety.
• Understand the best pracce models through interacve networking sessions.
• Understand bundled payment - commerican and government bundles - to provide quality paent care
• Learn how the role of ASCs is changing - how it will aect paent outcomes
• Learn about Recovery Care Centers and how they will aect surgical sengs
• Learn how bundled payments will aect paent care
• Federal and State Legislave Update aecng orthopaedic surgeons and their paents.
• Evaluang the eects of apporoning to genecs and how it aects orthopaedic evaluaons.
• Understand Workers’ Compensaon Disability Evaluaon Issues and how they aect injured workers.
This acvity is in compliance with California AB 1195 which requires connuing medical educaon acvies with pa-
ent care components to include curriculum in the subjects of cultural and linguisc competency. Cultural competency
is dened as a set of integrated atudes, knowledge, and skills that enables health care professionals or organizaons
to care eecvely for paents from diverse cultures, groups, and communies. Linguisc competency is the ability of a
physician or surgeon to provide paents who do not speak English or who have limited ability to speak English, direct
communicaon in the paent’s primary language.
Accreditation
7:00 AM-
5:00 PM
Foyer/Salon 9
7:00 AM Salon 9
7:30 AM
7:55 AM Basil Besh, M.D., President
Russell Nord, M.D., Program Chair
Moderator: Lawrence Feiwell, M.D.
8:00 AM Fibromyalgia
8:20 AM Osteoarthris & Rheumatoid Arthris
8:40 AM Understanding Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. Samuel Ahn, M.D.
9:00 AM Expert Panel Discussion / Q&A All Faculty
Moderator: Lawrence Feiwell, M.D.
9:20 AM Why Orthopaedic Surgeons Need to be Thinking About This -
Legislaon Pending in Sacramento
Gideon Baum, Consultant Senate Labor &
Industrial Relaons Commiee
9:30 AM Genecs May be a Factor- What Does the Literature Say?
How to Determine the Percentage of Impairment
Jerey Coe, M.D.
9:45 AM Can We See Low Back Pain?
Do Pathologic Changes on Imaging Studies Make Spines More Vulnerable to Injury?
Eugene Carragee, M.D., Stanford *
10:05 AM Expert Panel Discussion / Q&A All Faculty
10:15 AM Salon 9
Moderator: Lawrence Feiwell, M.D.
10:45 AM How to Apporon Bi-Lateral Injuries - Kite Case
Workers’ Compensaon Legal Updates
Sean Morrisroe, Esq. Bradford & Barthel, LLP
11:20 AM Q&A
11:30 AM
12:00 PM Bill Tappin, Esq., Tappin and Associates
12:20 PM Q&A
Moderator: Peter Mandell, M.D.
12:30 PM Mechanics of Wring a Medical-Legal Report
What Makes a Report Rateable?
How to Write a Beer Report
Sue Honor-Vangerov, Esq.
1:00 PM Q&A
Moderator: Peter Mandell, M.D.
1:15 PM Strategies to Win - Applicant Perspecve Keith More, Esq., Bentley & More*
1:30 PM - Defense Perspecve Bill Tappin, Esq., Tappin and Associates
1:45 PM Expert Panel Discussion / Q&A All Faculty
Moderator: Peter Mandell, M.D.
2:00 PM Subscribing Opioids – How Long and How Many Pills?
Alternave Treatment Modalies to Opioids
How Can the CURES Database Help?
Steven Feinberg, M.D. Feinberg Medical Group
2:30 PM Q&A
2:45 PM Salon 9
Moderator: Peter Mandell, M.D.
3:15 PM Medical-Legal Update
Other Regulatory Changes
George Parisoo, Esq., AD
Division of Workers’ Compensaon
3:35 PM Q&A
3:50 PM Moderators: Peter Mandell, M.D .
Lawrence Feiwell, M.D.
Intake Form, Review & Organizing Medical Records, Evaluaon of Paent,
Wring Reports, & Geng Paid
Daphne Carrico, Feiwell Medical Group
4:05 PM Q&A
4:15 PM Sue Honor-Vangerov, Esq.
4:45 PM Q&A
Salon 8
QME Course Thursday, May 31
7:00 AM –
5:00 PM
Foyer/Salon 9
7:00 AM Salon 9
7:30 AM
7:55 AM Basil Besh, M.D., President
Russell Nord, M.D., Program Chair
Moderator: Basil Besh, M.D.
8:00 AM Moving Total Joint Replacements to an ASC Seng Alexander Sah, M.D.
8:20 AM Pain Management/Recovery Care Centers - Second Day Stay John Steinmann, DO , Arrowhead Orthopaedics
8:40 AM Financial Insights - ASC Joint Venturing Henry Bloom, President, The Bloom Organizaon
9:00 AM Expert Panel Discussion / Q&A All Faculty
Moderator: Nicholas Colyvas, M.D.
9:20 AM How Our Groups Have Made Bundled Payments Work
CJR and Commercial Bundles
BPCI Bundles
James (Jamie) Caillouee, M.D.,
Newport Orthopedic Instute
William Robb, M.D., Orthopaedic Director
Illinois Bone & Joint Instute
9:50 AM Partnering for Bundled Payment Success
“Physician-Controlled” Bundles are the Key
Opons for Physicians Tom Gallagher, Episode Soluons
Sco Legge, Global One
10:20 AM Expert Panel Discussion / Q&A All Faculty
10:40 AM Salon 9
Moderator: Nicholas Colyvas, M.D.
11:10 AM Comparave Dierences with EMR - What's Best for Ortho?
“Yelp” Review of EMR Systems - What COA Members Have to Say
Challenges with Changing EMR Systems
Nic Gay, M.D.
11:30 AM Technology Soluons: Virtual Scribes (Google Glass / Org Medics) Nicholas Colyvas, M.D.
11:50 AM Post-Surgical Paent Follow-up: Digital Strategies for Paent Engagement Todd Johnson, CEO, HealthLoops
12:10 PM Expert Panel Discussion / Q&A All Faculty
12:30 PM
Solo/Small Pracce
Large Group Pracces
Employed Physicians
Moderators:
Nicholas Colyvas, M.D.
Robert O'Hollaren, M.D.
Russell Nord, M.D.
Moderator: Basil Besh, M.D.
2:00 PM
2:15 PM
MOC 2.0
What Changes are Coming to the ABOS MOC Process
What's the Longitudinal Pathway for Fellows Recerfying
Value Added Benets of Board Cercaon
AAOS Presidenal Update
David Marn, M.D.
Execuve Medical Director, ABOS
William Maloney, M.D.
AAOS President
2:30 PM Expert Panel Discussion / Q&A All Faculty
2:45 PM What Will Technology Look Like in Orthopaedic Pracce
- Arcial Intelligence, Virtual Reality
Stefano Bini, M.D., UC San Francisco
3:15 PM Congressman Eric Swalwell (D) Castro Valley
3:35 PM Salon 9
Moderator: Basil Besh, M.D.
4:05 PM Polical Climate in Washington DC - What's on The Agenda? Congressman Kevin McCarthy (R)*
Majority Leader
4:20PM What's Happening in Washington DC in Orthopaedics? Graham Newson - Director,
AAOS Government Relaons *
4:40 PM What's Happening in Sacramento? Bryce Docherty, KP Public Aairs, COA Lobbyist
5:00 PM Expert Panel Discussion / Q&A All Faculty
5:15 PM
6:00 PM -
7:00 PM
Exhibit Hall- Prize Drawings
Practice Management - Practice Efciencies
Friday, June 1
Salon 8
6:30 AM –
5:15 PM
Foyer/Salon 9
6:30 AM Salon 9
7:00 AM New and Novel Approaches to Osteoarthris of the Knee Flexion
7:30 AM Basil Besh, M.D., President
Russell Nord, M.D., Program Chair
7:35 AM Open Mic with COA Leaders Basil Besh, M.D. President
Moderators: Alexander Sah, M.D.
William Maloney, M.D.
8:05 AM Pain and Blood Loss Management aer Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty - The "Secret
Sauce" for Rapid Recovery Total Joints
Charles DeCook, M.D.
Arthris & Total Joint Specialist, Atlanta
8:20 AM Debate - Posterior THA is Tried and True, Anterior is a Markeng Tool Benjamin Bengs, M.D., UCLA
8:30 AM Debate - Anterior THA is Legimately Advantageous and is Superior Charles DeCook, M.D.
8:40 AM Rapid Fire: Indicaons, Limitaons, and Tricks for Arthroplasty in the Younger Paent All Faculty
8:50 AM Avoiding and Managing Complicaons Aer Hip and Knee Arthroplasty Benjamin Bengs, M.D.
Alexander Sah, M.D.
9:05 AM Rapid Fire: Dental Prophylaxis, DVT, TXA, Nerve Block, Foley Catheter,Closure, Dressing,
Staples/Pain/Post-Op Physical Therapy/Post-Op Instrucons/Sports Aer Arthroplasty
All Faculty
9:20 AM Expert Panel Discussion / Break All Faculty
Moderator: Michael Gardner, M.D.
9:30 AM How to ex-Fx/ Do Fasciotomies Saam Morshed, M.D.
9:45 AM The Unstable Syndesmosis:
How I Diagnose, Reduce and Stabilize
Michael Gardner, M.D.
9:55 AM Suprapatellar vs. Standard Nailing of Tibial Sha Fractures
What Should You Do On-Call and How Do You Do It?
Julius Bishop, M.D.
10:10 AM Should I Do a Cemented or a Press Fit Hemi/Total for Femoral Neck Fracture? If so, when? Paul Toogood, M.D.
10:25 AM Expert Panel Discussion / Break All Faculty
10:35 AM Salon 9
Moderator: Glenn Pfeer, M.D.
10:50 AM Acute Achilles Tendon Ruptures
Operaon vs. Non-operaon
Data and Rehab Data and Methodology
Easy Tricks if More Chronic
11:05 AM Achilles Heel When to Do Op vs. Non Op
How Quickly To Get To The OR Rehab for Op and Non Op
11:20 AM Ankle Fractures - When Do You Need More Than a 1/3 Tubular Plate and 4-0 Cannulated
Screws?
11:35 AM Expert Panel Discussion All Faculty
11:45 AM
12:45 PM Appropriate Work-Up of Commonly Found Lesions
How to Decide When to Refer to an Orthopaedic Oncologist
Avoiding Unplanned Resecon of Sarcoma/Disease Spread
Jerey Krygier, M.D.
1:00 PM Q&A
Moderator: Ray Oshtory, M.D.
1:05 PM Management of the Lumbar Spine Dimitriy Kondrashov, M.D.
1:15 PM Management of the Cervical Spine Michael Cluck, M.D.
1:25 PM Rapid Fire: What's New in Non-Operave Spine Treatments? All Faculty
1:35 PM Expert Panel Discussion /Break All Faculty
1:40 PM Mini Fluoro is Lower Radiaon
No Need for Lead Protecon, Right? Wrong!
Ways to Minimize Radiaon Exposure
Isabel Newton, M.D., PhD, UC San Diego
2:30 PM Q&A
2:40 AM Salon 9
Clinical Symposiums Saturday, June 2
Salon 8
Moderator: Jerey Yao, M.D.
3:10 PM Distal Radius Fractures: The Volar Plate is NOT the Panacea Raymond Raven, M.D.
3:20 PM Scaphoid Fractures: Tips and Tricks Jerey Yao, M.D.
3:30 PM Hand Fractures: Keeping it Easy with Tips and Tricks Neil Harness, M.D.
3:40 PM Expert Panel Discussion / Q&A
3:45 PM Orthopaedic Instute for Children Resident Award
3:51 PM J. Harold LaBriola, M.D. Resident Award
3:57 PM Lloyd W. Taylor, M.D. Resident Award
4:03 PM OREF Presentaon
4:09 PM OREF Resident Award
Moderators: Marc Safran, M.D.
Dean Matsuda, M.D.
4:15 PM Arthroscopic Advances of the Hip and Pelvis Dean Matsuda, M.D.
4:30 PM Evaluang the Painful Hip Marc Safran, M.D.
4:45 PM When to Refer for Hip Arthroscopy Dean Matsuda, M.D.
4:52 PM Incorporang Hip Arthroscopy into My Pracce Marc Safran, M.D.
5:00 PM Expert Panel Discussion / Q&A All Faculty
5:10 PM Closing Remarks Russell Nord, M.D. Program Chair
5:15 PM
Clinical Symposiums Saturday, June 2
Salon 8
Day 2 Sunday, June 3
7:00 am -
11:30 am
Foyer/Salon 9
7:00 AM Salon 9
7:30 AM
7:55 AM Basil Besh, M.D., President
Russell Nord, M.D., Program Chair
Moderator: Mohammad Diab, M.D.
8:00 AM Pediatric Trauma - Geng Through the Night - Tips and Tricks Steven Frick, M.D.
When is This Genu Valgum/Varum a Problem? What Can be Done? Kevin Shea, M.D.
8:45 AM Expert Panel Discussion / Q&A
Moderator: Russell Nord, M.D.
9:00 AM Modern Meniscal Repair Techniques Nicholas Colyvas, M.D.
9:15 AM Bone Marrow Lesions - What's Up With That? Zackary Vaughn, M.D.
9:30 AM Opmizing results of knee arthroscopy in paents with osteoarthris Jason Dragoo, M.D.
9:50 AM 2018 ACL Update - Pearls and Tips Benjamin Ma, M.D.
10:10 AM Rapid Fire: ACL Gra Choices and Meniscal Repair Techniques All Faculty
10:20 AM Rotator Cu - 2018 Update John Costouros, M.D.
10:30 AM Rapid Fire: Rotator Cu Tears - What's The Data? How Best to Repair? All Faculty
10:40 AM Rapid Fire: Rotator Cu Repair Constructs for 1cm SS Tear and 2.5cm Tear All Faculty
10:50 AM Rapid Fire: When To Treat The Long Head Proximal Biceps Tendon & How Do You Do It? All Faculty
11:00 AM Rapid Fire: AC Joint Injuries - Treat Acutely or Not and How
Acute vs. Chronic Indicaons/Outcomes
All Faculty
11:15 AM Expert Panel Discussion
11:25 AM Russell Nord, M.D
11:30 AM
Salon 11
7:00 AM –
5:00 PM
Foyer/Salon 9
7:00 AM Salon 9
7:30 AM
8:00 AM Anne McCune, President
8:15 AM Margaret Maley, BSN, MS
10:00 AM Salon 9
10:15 AM connued) Margaret Maley, BSN, MS
12:00 PM
1:30 PM Salon 9
1:45 PM
2:15 PM
3:00 PM Salon 9
Moderator: Peter Mandell, M.D.
3:15 PM Medical-Legal Update
Other Regulatory Changes
George Parisoo, Esq., AD
Division of Workers’ Compensaon
3:35 PM Q&A Salon 8
3:50 PM Moderators: Peter Mandell, M.D .
Lawrence Feiwell, M.D.
Intake Form, Review & Organizing Medical Records, Evaluaon of Paent,
Wring Reports, & Geng Paid
Daphne Carrico, Feiwell Medical Group
4:05 PM Q&A Salon 8
4:15 PM Sue Honor-Vangerov, Esq.
4:45 PM Q&A Salon 8
Pacic J Room (4th Floor)
KarenZupko & Associates
Margaret Maley brings over 30 years of orthopaedic experience to her clients working with
KarenZupko & Associates as a consultant and speaker for over 20 years. With a B.S.N. from
e University of Illinois and Master’s degree from Rush University, Ms. Maley began her
career in Chicago as a clinical nurse specialist managing several FDA studies. Moving to
Houston in 1986, she transitioned to the business side of Orthopaedics. “Front-line” expe-
rience managing orthopaedic practices gives her unique insight into the challenges facing
orthopaedic surgeons and their sta on a daily basis. She is acutely aware of the importance
of correct coding and accurate documentation for proper reimbursement and to minimize
the risk of audit. She is recognized by her peers as a skilled communicator and for being
able to sort out dicult orthopaedic coding and reimbursement issues. Ms. Maley is an instructor for the national
coding and reimbursement workshops sponsored by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons with ex-
tensive experience working with private practices, employed physicians, academic orthopaedic departments, state
orthopaedic societies, and as a featured speaker. Ms. Maley’s fast paced humorous presentations make her a favorite
of surgeons, non-physician providers, administrators and sta.
CBones Annual Meeting Thursday, May 31
Salon 12
7:30 AM –
4:30 PM
Foyer/Salon 9
7:55 AM Dori Cage, M.D
8:00 AM Young Orthopaedists Sharing Their Pracce Experience
Private Pracce Physician Perspecve Jaicharan Iyengar, M.D. Private Pracce
8:10 AM Kaiser Physician Perspecve Elspeth Kinnucan, M.D. Kaiser
8:20 AM Employed Physician Perspecve Bradley Graw, M.D. PAMF
8:30 AM Academic Physician Perspecve Alexander Theologis, M.D. UCSF
8:40 AM Expert Panel Discussion / Q&A
9:00 AM Douglas S. Free, Esq., Kessenick, Gamma & Free,
LLP
5 Key Provisions to Look for in a Contract
5 Key Provisions to Stay Away From in a Contract
Q&A
10:00 AM Salon 9
10:30 AM Rosemary Pudlik, HUB Internaonal Insurance
Services Inc.
Medical malpracce insurance 101
Controlling your risk
Q&A
11:00 AM Anthony Williams ChFC, RFC, CLU,
Mosaic Financial Associates
Orthopaedic Success Manual
Q&A
12:00 PM
COA Members Networking with Residents Basil Besh, M.D. COA President
The Importance of Geng Involved Bryce Docherty, KP Public Aairs, , COA Lobbyist
Q&A
1:00 PM Dori Cage, M.D.
Understanding the California System
1:25 PM Q&A
1:30 PM
1:55 PM Q&A
2:00 PM Orrin Franko, M.D.
Markeng and Reviews
Building Your Pracce Online
Reputaon Management
2:30 PM Q&A
2:45 PM Salon 9
3:15 PM IP Aorney
3:35 PM Q&A
3:45 PM Lindsey Urband, M.D.
Overview of Part I & II—Tips for Passing
Studying Tips: - OKU Flashcards /Checklist/ Review Courses
High Yield Topics
4:20 PM Q&A
4:30 PM
Fundamentals of a Successful Orthopaedic Practice
Saturday, June 2
CBones Annual Meeting Thursday, May 31
Conference Hotel
780 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94103
To make a reservaon at the group rate, contact the hotel by calling
and menon that you are aending the COA Annual Meeng.
You can also go to
to make your hotel reservaon online.
Travel Information
Weather in May/June
Day me average temperature: 67° F
Evening average temperature: 53 F
San Francisco Internaonal Airport (SFO) - 14 miles
Oakland Internaonal Airport (OAK) - 20 miles
Hop on the BART train going towards Pisburg/Baypoint,
signied by the yellow line on the BART map. Exit in the -
which is only 1 block from the hotel.
Board a train for the eight-minute ride from Oakland
to the BART Coliseum staon, where you can transfer to the BART
train bound which is only 1 block from the hotel.
Visit http://www.bart.gov/ for more informaon.
Other transportaon opons in the city are Uber and Ly. All you have
to do is download the app then order your ride. They will pick you up
from the airport, hotel - basically everywhere.
SFO/OAK are served by a number of taxi and limousine companies.
Leave your car at home and use alternate transportaon.
It’s Easy and Convenient!
AMAZING THINGS
HAPPEN HERE!
Great Dining...
Great Museums ...
Great Fun for the Entire Family...
Check out newly remodeled ExplOratorium
now on Pier 15. The Exploratorium isn’t just a museum, it’s
much more! It’s a fun and interacve science experience that
sparks your curiosity at any age.
www.exploratorium.edu
Visit remodeled San Francisco Museum
of Modern Art (SFMOMAOnly 1.5 blocks from
the Marrio Marquis, the SFMOMA is full of unique exhibits
and plenty of surprises along the way. Even if you been before,
there are new things to discover.
Even the bathrooms are works of art!
www.sfmoma.org
Explore unique and local tastes of San Fransisco by vising the
SF Ferry Building! Here you will nd Far West Fungi
(specialty mushrooms), Cowgirl Creamery (wonderful cheeses)
Humphrey Slocombe Ice Cream (exoc avors) and Recchiu
Chocolates, along with other shops and restaurants.
Don’t miss the Saturday Farmer’s Market.
www.ferrybuildingmarketplace.com
Are you a sports fan? You can root for the Giants or their
opponent and enjoy an excing baseball game at
AT&T Park just minutes from the hotel oering great
views of the Bay.
www.mlb.com/giants
Take the family to watch a movie on IMAX, just across the
street from the hotel. Metreon 16 movie theatre is
equipped with luxurious power recliner seats and Dolby
Cinema with state of the art screens and audio.
IMAX delivers an incredibly immersive movie-going experience.
www.amctheatres.com
SAN FRANCISCO
MUST register to aend.
Marrio’s Execuve Chef will explore the use of
mushrooms in your dishes. Lunch will include Far West
Fungi organic mushrooms and Cowgirl Creamery Cheeses.
Aend for a unique luncheon experience.
Addional ckets may be purchased.
Flavors of
The Bay
Enjoy a wine and cheese recepon with wines from
local Napa and Sonoma Valley, explore unique cheeses
from Cowgirl Creamery and sourdough breads from
Boudin SF.
MUST register to aend
Enjoy me with fellow spouses and start your day with a
healthy breakfast while geng advice from skincare
consultants. Beautycounter has a NeverList of 1,500
harmful chemicals that are never used in their cosmecs and
skin care products. Their products are perfect for the whole family.
Join us for this fun, interacve presentaon and treat yourself!
COA Social Activities
San Francisco Dining Adventure
Be Part of the Fun . . .
San Francisco is as famous for its restaurants and food trends as it is for its Golden Gate Bridge and Cable Cars.
Below is a specially curated list of favorite Bay Area restaurants recommended by local Orthopaedic colleagues.
Make your Reservation and go on a San Francisco Dining Adventure
Saturday evening - June 2
is the crowning jewel that captures the core of Michael’s food philosophy: bold yet balanced avors
achieved through a combinaon of acidity, sweetness, spice and richness. At the helm, Execuve Chef Raj Dixit draws upon
global inuences, showcasing the highest quality authenc and seasonal ingredients.
252 California Street, SF $$$$ 10 minute Ly Ride
serves as the research and development laboratory for James Beard Award-Winning Chef Michael
Mina and his team of award winning chefs and beverage experts. The menu connually evolves and showcases a variety of
dierent cuisines and techniques through a series of public “pop-up” dinners before potenally making their way onto other
MINA Group restaurant menus naonwide. 2120 Greenwich Street, SF In 2017, dinner pricing - $39 pp $$ 15 minute Ly
Ride
experience the cuisine of an and coming new young chef, Kim Alter. Her cooking techniques
draw out deep and layered avors that are bold and balanced, evocave, and surprising, and, above all, delicious. This is savory,
sasfying food. 330 Gough Street, SF $$$ 10 minute Ly Ride
a the swank Bay area outpost of Michelin-star chef Ho Chee Boon. Guests can expect a vi-
brant atmosphere while enjoying a contemporary take on Chinese dishes. Hakkasan elevates dim sum to the ne dining realm.
One Kearny Street, SF $$ 6 minute walk
delivers Peruvian cuisine inuenced by the variety of ethnic backgrounds found throughout Peru. The blending of
these cultures mixed with Peru’s unusually large number of climate changes due to its many geological dierence, combined
with its unique, indigenous agriculture is what gives Peruvian cuisine its edge. Located on the Embarcadero near the Ferry
Building with views of the Bay Bridge. Embarcadero Pier 1 1/2, SF $$$ 12 minute Ly Ride
a Vietnamese-inspired restaurant located in the Ferry Building with views of the Bay Bridge. For every item
on the menu, Execuve Chef Charles Phan goes to the original source region of that item. He studies the tradional ingredi-
ents, avors and techniques, then retreats to his Mission district test kitchen, where he and his team recreate the original using
contemporary methods and the nest and freshest local ingredients. The nished product is a faithful reproducon of a world
classic, modernized in subtle yet powerful ways. One Ferry Building #3, SF $$$ 12 minute Ly Ride
(‘quince’ in Italian). You can opt for a more formal dining experience at Quince Restaurant, Chef Michael Tusk’s
celebrated ne dining establishment or choose Cotogna, a more casual sister traoria next door. Cotogna serves up a celebra-
on of rusc Italian cuisine and oers a daily-changing menu of spit-roasted or grilled meats and sh, wood-oven pizzas and
house-made pastas. 490 Pacic Avenue, SF $$12 minute Ly Ride
a gastronominal journey through contemporary Indian food and arsanal cocktails. They have traversed the length and
breadth of the country to create disnct seasonal menus which will introduce you to unique Indian ingredients, combined with
the very best of California produce. 333 Brannan Street, SF $$$ 12 minute Ly Ride
brings forth a modern take on tradional Izakaya-style dining. This is a modern izakaya and sushi bar in downtown San
Francisco. Located at the landmark San Francisco’s Financial District, PABU combines rusc, old-world Japanese charm with
modern, urban sophiscaon to create a dynamic, social dining experience. 101 California Street, SF $$$$10 minute Ly Ride
explores global approaches to re, grilling, and smoke to create avorful dishes that bring com-
munies together all around the world. Food is at the heart of community, and this Mina Group restaurant truly celebrates this.
301 Mission Street, SF $$$ 10 min walk
a Greek restaurant that has elevated “wallet” sandwiches to a high art. Inspired by casual souvlaki joints found
throughout Greece. They rosserie roast naturally-raised meats and wrap them in warm, uy pita bread with seasonal salads
and Greek yogurt sauces. Their Greek fries have made a whole lot of “best fry” lists, and don’t miss out on their frozen Greek
yogurt served in the classic “NY Cup.” 758 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 $ 8 minute Ly Ride
D is a casual eatery serving tasty French dip sandwiches made with slow-roasted meats (plus veggie
opons), arsan bread and organic vegetables, plus comfort food–inspired sides. Just a 10-minute walk to Coit Tower for views
of the City. 1318 Grant Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94133 $ 13 minute Ly Ride
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