Part 1: Recipe for a Master’s Program from Scratch
Joshua B. Utay, MEd, CPO
Each of us has a unique answer as to why we entered such a distinct profession as O&P. This is mine: I listened to my mother. From grade school and
Billing and Collections Q&A
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Denials are difficult to identify and time-consuming to appeal. Count on “Got FAQs?” to help you sort through the complexities associated with O&P billing. This month’s column addresses your questions
Canine Niche
Betta Ferrendelli
Ben Blecha, CPO, didn’t realize how much growing up on a farm in rural Nebraska would shape his future—personally and professionally. An illness, a culture of community involvement, the distance
Orion: Choosing Wisely
Laura Hochnadel
You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. You’re on your own, and you know what you
Jeremy Murray, CO, OTL
The O&P EDGE
Jeremy Murray is the director of orthotics at Michigan Hand and Sports Rehabilitation Centers (MHSRC), headquartered in Warren. The orthotics department, which Murray oversees, offers an array of orthotic services;
Why I Became a Pedorthist
P. Charming aka Michael Adams, CP, LP, CFo
A tongue in cheek (or tongue in shoe) look at how fairy tale history might have to be rewritten if Prince Charming had become a pedorthist. Ballroom dancing is my
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