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Soldier Gets New Prosthetic Design
Josh Olson can never forget the date of October 27, 2003. The young soldier on duty in Iraq was hit...
Read moreDetailsLighter Breast Prostheses Equal Comfort, Benefits
Breast prosthesis weight is an issue that has evolved in recent years. The traditional school of thought was that women...
Read moreDetailsM.A.S. Socket: A Transfemoral Revolution
The M.A.S.® socket design is an evolution--and perhaps even a "revolution"--in the development of ischial containment (IC) socket concepts. Since...
Read moreDetailsFive Steps for the Introduction to Lower Limb Amputee Running
Learning how to run with a prosthesis can be very challenging, yet, when simplified into series of relatively basic elements,...
Read moreDetailsCan You Afford To Discount?
"Yes." Now that is an answer that will get some folks' blood boiling. Immediately, your thoughts might be... "How does...
Read moreDetailsGet the Clutter Out—Save Time and Money!
Welcome to the second installment in this series of articles presenting real-world solutions to production problems in the O&P fabrication...
Read moreDetailsTalk Before You Sweep!
Welcome to the first installment in a series of articles presenting real-world solutions to production problems in the O&P fabrication...
Read moreDetailsMCOs: Keeping Track of the Players
How often do the MCOs/HMOs metamorphose? Is it true that they are buying each other out, changing names, and absorbing...
Read moreDetailsGuerrilla Warfare: More Managed Care Organization Contracting Survival Tips
A "Nightmare on Elm Street" aptly sums up how many O&P providers feel about managed care contracting. Previous articles explored...
Read moreDetailsMCO Closed Provider Panels: Can They Be Opened?
"I continue to believe-especially as we have seen it work-that patient activism is the best way to pry open these...
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