January 2004
The O&P EDGE
edit post Belize Mission Brings Satisfaction, Adventure by Miki Fairley January 1, 2004 “I was very proud of what we provided. The fit and alignments would pass in any facility
From the Editor: Plan Now for a Great 2004
The O&P EDGE
Your O&P EDGE team is looking forward to 2004: Exciting and challenging times are ahead for the O&P and allied rehab professions, and we look forward to keeping you abreast
Hispanic Patients: The Communication Challenge
Miki Fairley
You’re a new amputee, about to be fitted for your first prosthesis. You’re a bit nervous and apprehensive, even though some of your family has accompanied you to the prosthetic
Medicare Bill a ‘Mixed Bag’ for O&P
The O&P EDGE
The landmark Medicare reform and prescription drug bill passed by the Senate November 25 is a “mixed bag” for O&P, according to the National Association for the Advancement of Orthotics
Mary Healey
The O&P EDGE
RFOM, CMF, COFAmken OrthopedicsHicksville, New York What is your favorite spectator sport? Participation sport? Baseball is my favorite spectator sport, and I like to play basketball. What made you decide
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Lisa Lake-Salmon Executive Vice President, Acc-Q-Data Inc.
By Lisa Lake-Salmon Executive Vice President Acc-Q-Data Inc. The future of your practice depends on knowledgeable billing and collection information. Understanding the full aspect of billing guidelines and procedures will
Belize Mission Brings Satisfaction, Adventure
Miki Fairley
“I was very proud of what we provided. The fit and alignments would pass in any facility in the US. We worked long hours in makeshift, though adequate, conditions. Things
O&P Professionals: Worthy of a License?
Anthony T. Barr
It’s fortunate for the O&P profession and patients receiving their services that the National Association for the Advancement of Orthotics & Prosthetic (NAAOP) and the American Orthotic & Prosthetic Association
