Garrison Wells, Author at The O&P EDGE Magazine

Dealing with third-party payers can be challenging, even in the best of times. Lately, however, conversations at various O&P professional...

Audit Allies: How Extending Your Resource Base Is Critical for Surviving Documentation and Audit Challenges

by Garrison Wells

January 2, 2022

Like many orthotics and prosthetics (O&P) practitioners these days, Christian "Zach" Smith, CPO, has run up against Recovery Audit Contractor...

Central Fabrication Accreditation: Has the Time Come?

by Garrison Wells

January 2, 2022

Robert Pierre, orthotic technician, uses a cast saw while fabricating an AFO. Trevor Dehaan, prosthetic technician, grinds trim lines into...

Carl Caspers, CPO: Innovation Sparked by Personal Experience

by Garrison Wells

January 2, 2022

Carl Caspers, CPO, widely recognized as the father of vacuum suspension, was a pioneer in using scientific inquiry and research...

Walk This Way: Gait Assessment Technology Steps Forward

by Garrison Wells

January 2, 2022

The usual purpose of lower-limb orthoses and prostheses is to enable or improve the wearer's gait. How well the device...

Getting to Market

by Garrison Wells

January 2, 2022

From idea to prototype to final product, getting a new orthotic or prosthetic device to market can be a long...

Apples to Apples: ISPO Proposes Model for Research Participant Data

by Garrison Wells

January 2, 2022

Ask any business owner: Attempting to set standards that are consistently adhered to in a single company can be tough....

To Fit or Not To Fit?

by Garrison Wells

January 2, 2022

Considerations When Fitting Elderly Dysvascular Patients with a Prosthesis Regardless of an amputation's etiology, fitting a prosthesis is no easy...

On Your Feet: Pedorthic Solutions for Stressed Out Feet

by Garrison Wells

January 2, 2022

Feet aren't just a built-in mode of transportation—they can be critical to a person's professional success. For a professional athlete,...

O&P Fabrication Are We on the Same Page?

by Garrison Wells

January 2, 2022

It's not if—it's when. The move toward standardizing O&P fabrication procedures isn't new, but it's likely to trigger changes in...

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More Than a Supplier: Responding to Payer Requests for Component Invoices

Audit Allies: How Extending Your Resource Base Is Critical for Surviving Documentation and Audit Challenges

Central Fabrication Accreditation: Has the Time Come?

Carl Caspers, CPO: Innovation Sparked by Personal Experience

Walk This Way: Gait Assessment Technology Steps Forward

Getting to Market

Apples to Apples: ISPO Proposes Model for Research Participant Data

To Fit or Not To Fit?

On Your Feet: Pedorthic Solutions for Stressed Out Feet

O&P Fabrication Are We on the Same Page?

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