
March 2009
edit post Prosthetic Parity Campaigns Sweep the Nation by Morgan Sheets March 1, 2009 With all of the state legislative sessions meeting and Congress in full swing, it is a
edit post Prosthetic Parity Campaigns Sweep the Nation by Morgan Sheets March 1, 2009 With all of the state legislative sessions meeting and Congress in full swing, it is a
Denials are difficult to identify and time consuming to appeal. When you have questions, count on Got FAQs to help keep your claims on track. This month’s column tackles your
“I guess I am driven,” Eileen Casey says. It’s an ironically humble statement to come from the woman who spearheaded the effort to pass Vermont’s prosthetics parity law-the tenth in
I’m an old shoe-nearly worn out- but my passion for orthotics and prosthetics has never diminished. And, like many in the field today, I was attracted to orthotics and prosthetics
When superior content and leading technology come together, great things happen. See for yourself on March 4, when the O&P industry’s portal-oandp.com-relaunches with a new design, a new structure, and
Photo credit: Jerry Jalava/Flickr A Finnish software developer has blurred the line between human and cyborg a little further. Jerry Jalava, who lost a finger when his motorcycle crashed into
The College Park name implies “learning and continuous education,” and that’s what CPI engineers and product designers incorporate into our foot/ankle systems and related products every day. From the ongoing
En la ultima década, muchas nuevas ortesis han sido introducidas en el Mercado de O&P que pudieran ser consideradas hÃbridas entre un AFO y una ortesis de pie a la
Is there a robot in your patients’ future? Or even more mind-boggling-will some of your patients wear a robot in the future? “Wearable robots,” or “exoskeletons,” are moving out of
In this final chapter of our preview of the future of O&P as seen through the eyes of some of its leading experts, we offer a collective vision of what
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