Comments on: What's up with Bone and Joint? http://www.thinkinterval.com/2009/02/whats-up-with-bone-and-joint/ Welcome to the transformation Tue, 20 Dec 2011 22:42:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Chris Bevolo http://www.thinkinterval.com/2009/02/whats-up-with-bone-and-joint/#comment-35 Chris Bevolo Sat, 21 Feb 2009 06:36:09 +0000 http://www.thinkinterval.com/?p=875#comment-35 Thanks for posting, Keith. To extend you're thinking, maybe Boint Center? Or maybe the Ligajoint? Now that is stupid humor. But I'm writing at 12:30 am as my son and his six friends at his birthday sleepover refuse to even pretend they're tired. Writing at this hour is not recommended. Thanks for posting, Keith. To extend you’re thinking, maybe Boint Center? Or maybe the Ligajoint?

Now that is stupid humor. But I’m writing at 12:30 am as my son and his six friends at his birthday sleepover refuse to even pretend they’re tired. Writing at this hour is not recommended.

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]]> By: Keith Jennings http://www.thinkinterval.com/2009/02/whats-up-with-bone-and-joint/#comment-33 Keith Jennings Fri, 20 Feb 2009 16:14:58 +0000 http://www.thinkinterval.com/?p=875#comment-33 Great post! Sorry for the delayed comment, but I just read it. Most hospitals should call their "bone & joint" center their "Jones Center". My reasoning is that it combines Joints/Bones and hospitals love word combos. Second, it speaks to the Jones of the world, that everyone, especially hospitals, try so hard to keep up with. And third, maybe there is a wealthy Jones family in the community (that everyone IS trying to keep up with) who'd be willing to donate millions and have their name on the sign. I agree with you that Orthopedic Center is understandable by most (if not all) patients. And it sounds much better than "Bone & Joint". Maybe hospitals could set up Lube Centers where patients could get their knees and hips done and get a free oil change? Sorry for the stupid humor. Keep up the great writing! Great post! Sorry for the delayed comment, but I just read it.

Most hospitals should call their “bone & joint” center their “Jones Center”. My reasoning is that it combines Joints/Bones and hospitals love word combos. Second, it speaks to the Jones of the world, that everyone, especially hospitals, try so hard to keep up with. And third, maybe there is a wealthy Jones family in the community (that everyone IS trying to keep up with) who’d be willing to donate millions and have their name on the sign.

I agree with you that Orthopedic Center is understandable by most (if not all) patients. And it sounds much better than “Bone & Joint”. Maybe hospitals could set up Lube Centers where patients could get their knees and hips done and get a free oil change?

Sorry for the stupid humor. Keep up the great writing!

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