
September 2012
edit post The Evolving Business of O&P by Kate Hawthorne September 1, 2012 In the last decade or so, the O&P industry has been buffeted by the same winds of
edit post The Evolving Business of O&P by Kate Hawthorne September 1, 2012 In the last decade or so, the O&P industry has been buffeted by the same winds of
“A heart as big as all outdoors” seems to be a phrase specifically coined for Rick Fleetwood, MPA, CEO of Snell Prosthetic & Orthotic Laboratory, Little Rock, Arkansas. Giving generously—not
WillowWood’s LimbLogic VS has been a popular choice with clinicians to provide patients with elevated vacuum. Now WillowWood is making this popular product even better. The new LimbLogic features a
In the August issue, The O&P EDGE highlighted six athletes who should be exciting to watch. Now that the Paralympics are complete, we wanted to provide you with a follow-up
Running an O&P facility in today’s landscape of enhanced scrutiny and changing billing requirements can leave even the most seasoned billing professional feeling frustrated. If you have a billing question
What does O&P have in common with bears, owls, and elk? The answer is Matthew Schenk, who works at the Wheat Ridge, Colorado, Hanger Clinic. He traded a career as
Greg LaKomski found a way to turn his limb loss into success for himself and possibility for others. In 1996, Greg LaKomski was injured in a car accident in Austin,
Part 2 in our exclusive coverage of the development of the master of science in orthitics and prosthetics at Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas. My shoes are too clean!
Repeatedly flexing a thin strip of rigid material will eventually cause it to break. This principle has been demonstrated countless times with orthotic footplates. When the footplate breaks, it always
It is safe to say that most patients do not readily embrace the thought of having to wear custom-molded shoes. Their list of complaints is lengthy and familiar to the
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