Myo Arm Opens New Vistas
The O&P EDGE
“I was scared at first, because I thought that I would need surgery to use a myoelectric arm. It’s really cool. I can now do more things for myself, like
Insurance Cuts, Costs: Who’s Responsible?
Ralph W. Nobbe, CPO
I recently went through the rather painful process of reviewing our company health insurance benefits and obtaining quotes for replacement (cheaper/less expensive) policies. We just got hit with the third double-digit
From the Editor: Giving Children Wings
Miki Fairley
There are only two lasting bequests we can hope to give our children. One is roots; the other, wings. –Hodding Carter, journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Whether temporary or permanent,
Therapy Skills Too Complex To Combine
Denise D. Shalonis, MS, OTR/L
I am an occupational therapist in New Jersey and just finished reading Jeffrey M. Arnette’s article on combining occupational therapy and physical therapy as one animal [” New Professional Standards To
