Rashawn Jackson, Author at MAX Surgical Specialty Management

MAX Surgical Specialty Management Deepens Pennsylvania Footprint with Strategic Expansion into Greater Philadelphia and Lancaster County

HACKENSACK, N.J., Aug. 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — MAX Surgical Specialty Management (“MAX” or the “Company”), the premier support platform for oral and maxillofacial surgery (OMS) practices, today announced its continued expansion in Pennsylvania through two new partnerships, broadening its presence in both Greater Philadelphia and Lancaster County. These additions bring MAX’s footprint in Pennsylvania to four leading oral surgery groups (six practices in total), each led by […]

MAX Surgical Specialty Management Proudly Supports 15 Top Oral Surgeons Recognized by New Jersey Monthly

HACKENSACK, N.J. (June 26, 2025) — MAX Surgical Specialty Management is proud to announce that 15 oral and maxillofacial surgeons across its network have been named to New Jersey Monthly Magazine’s 2025 list of Top Dentists, as chosen by their peers. This honor reaffirms what we’ve always known — MAX supports the best of the best. The […]

The right mentor: Finding the right associate position and transitioning into ownership

From guiding clinical growth to paving the way for ownership, here’s how the right mentor can transform an associate role into a successful leadership position. By Jason M. Auerbach, DDS In oral and maxillofacial surgery-and dentistry as a whole-the path to professional fulfillment is often shaped by the relationships we build. At the core of […]

Where MAX Surgical is heading with its $77M investment

DSOs and dental groups have to have a solid structure to build upon to provide partner dentists and oral surgeons with the best support system to fuel growth. Hackensack, N.J.-based MAX Surgical Specialty Management recently secured a $77 million credit facility to continue building upon its support foundation. Mark Censoprano, co-CEO at MAX, recently connected with Becker’s to share […]

Oral Cancer and Soda—New Research Suggests There May Be a Link

A new study highlights a possible link between sugary drinks and increased oral cancer risk in women—even among non-smokers and non-drinkers. Jason M. Auerbach, DDS featured in the article, emphasizes how these findings shed light on less traditional risk factors and the need for greater awareness around lifestyle choices. Read more via Health.com

Emerging Group to Watch in 2025 – MAX – Lands $77M Credit Facility to Grow OMS Partnerships

Dr. Jason Auerbach founded MAX Surgical Specialty Management (MAX) in 2022 with the vision to elevate patient care and transform oral surgery. His journey began with a solo practice, where he focused on hospitality as a key driver for refining processes and assembling a team dedicated to exceptional patient care. This commitment to detail and excellence laid […]