NAAOP Hosts Congressional Fly-In to Advance O&P Policies
Our nation’s capital played host to the second annual in-person Congressional Fly-In organized by the National Association for the Advancement...
Read moreDetailsOur nation’s capital played host to the second annual in-person Congressional Fly-In organized by the National Association for the Advancement...
Read moreDetailsAfter years of developing sophisticated prosthetic technology to help people regain function after limb loss, the most important lesson I...
Read moreDetailsIn a profession that sits at the intersection of clinical care, innovation, and reimbursement pressure, it’s easy to assume that...
Read moreDetailsTwo things will come as no surprise to anyone who has spent time conversing with me. First, I talk a...
Read moreDetailsMy views in this article reflect over 50 years of personal experience wearing upper-limb prostheses and almost a decade of...
Read moreDetailsPhotograph courtesy of Surestep. One in five infants develop plagiocephaly or brachycephaly during the first year of life.1 These asymmetric...
Read moreDetailsI entered the O&P profession more than two decades ago. At that time, nearly every device in the lab was...
Read moreDetailsThe first impression Karl Lindborg, CPO/LP, prosthetic and orthotic clinical practice consultant, Intersect Orthotic and Prosthetic Solutions, had of silicone...
Read moreDetailsIn O&P, innovation can start when someone notices that the way things have always been done may not be the...
Read moreDetailsAlisha Brennon, Shawna Ross, Jessica Lara, Kendal Wipperling, Dalila Contreras, Brooke Manz, and Amelia Toomey are all women from different...
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