
January 2007
edit post Who Is Your Company’s Worst Enemy? by Miki Fairley January 1, 2007 “We have met the enemy, and he is us.” This famous quote by cartoonist Walt Kelly’s
edit post Who Is Your Company’s Worst Enemy? by Miki Fairley January 1, 2007 “We have met the enemy, and he is us.” This famous quote by cartoonist Walt Kelly’s
Lose weight, save money, get organized, quit smoking, get in touch with old friends… New Year’s resolutions sure are predictable! Still, it sometimes takes the ritualistic declaration of the commitment
It’s Not Always about the Time Goals and accomplishments aren’t always measured on a clock. When I set my sights on the 2006 Marine Corps Marathon, I trained hard and
Terry Hammer, CO, left the military in 1969 as a first lieutenant. “I guess this is where I got my ideas about paying attention to detail,” he says. After his
H.E. “Ted” Thranhardt’s first job in orthotics and prosthetics, at age 15, was carving a knee from a block of hickory wood. From that simple beginning, his career has soared
As a new year begins, we have a lot to celebrate. In 2006, bills were introduced throughout the country, three new laws were signed, and we had hearings on prosthetic
Competitive bidding, NPI numbers, DX Code updates, Medicare contractor reform, etc. Keeping up with the new Medicare 2007 rules and regulation changes can become very overwhelming. Count on “GOT FAQS”
Every business must promote its products and services if it wants to be successful, but marketing strategies that work well for other industries may be problematic if used by healthcare
One family’s tragedy became another’s miracle when Michael and Dawn Kimberly generously donated their bereaved son’s computerized leg (C-Leg) prosthesis to then 18-year-old Sara Ashcroft. When the Kimberlys’ youngest son,
Knowing and using proper ethical practice is vital for newcomers to the O&P field and established practitioners alike. Not only does it enable providers to deliver the best patient care
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