The Outcome Is in the Details
Ronald Dickson
It is hard to describe the residency experience in its entirety. It could best be summed up as one massive learning experience. Now at the three-quarters mark, I am hitting
Got FAQs?
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Billing for O&P devices seems to get more complicated by the day. Count on “Got FAQs?” to help answer your toughest questions. This month’s column addresses your questions about billing
The Virtue of Failure
Tony Wickman, CTPO
Not all of my ideas are good ones, and neither are yours, but you know what? That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Frequently I am asked to build an orthosis,
Laurie Richmond: Helping Hands
Laura Hochnadel
It takes a keen eye to see that Laurie Richmond wears a prosthetic left hand. “Either people notice it immediately, [especially] if I have the hook on, or they don’t
Face to Face: Gary Dodge, CTPO
The O&P EDGE
Gary Dodge received a ground-up introduction to the O&P profession—by sweeping floors at Dodge & Lundquist, a Seattle, Washington-based prosthetics clinic owned by his father Morris Dodge, CP, and Bob
Words Matter: Is it Really “Custom Molded”?
Aaron Anderson, CPed, BOCPD
Importance of Knowledge Fabricating custom feet orthoses properly takes time, experience, and a commitment to quality. Many professionals such as podiatrists, pedorthists, physical therapists, chiropractors, athletic trainers, and massage therapists
