
November 2012
edit post Quality Assurance: Are We Doing a Good Job? by Tony Wickman, CTPO November 1, 2012 When I started in this industry in 1984, I was amazed to find
edit post Quality Assurance: Are We Doing a Good Job? by Tony Wickman, CTPO November 1, 2012 When I started in this industry in 1984, I was amazed to find
Denials are difficult to identify and time-consuming to appeal. When denials have you at your wit’s end, “Got FAQs?” can help you get your billing back on track. This month’s
Dispensing custom foot orthotics successfully can be beneficial to patients, rewarding for the practitioner, and can also generate referrals that help a practice grow. Having more than 17 years of
Jeff Cole spent his 28-year-career running a family business that represented machine tool manufacturers. The pride he took in his work and the attention he paid to providing good customer
Impaired or loss of foot sensation is a common complaint among people who suffer from peripheral neuropathy, commonly caused by type 2 diabetes. This reduced sensation in the feet can
Endolite is proud to present the newest advancement for the K2 patient population—the avalon. The avalon, with controlled ankle motion and smooth roll over, offers the latest in biomimetic technology
Feet aren’t just a built-in mode of transportation—they can be critical to a person’s professional success. For a professional athlete, for example, foot wellness can translate into fame and a
O&P professionals are facing new challenges that may color and re-direct the future of their respective professions. The pedorthic profession in particular faces its own set of unique challenges in
As with any intricate piece of equipment with many moving parts, the human foot is subject to a wide array of possible malfunctions—ranging from congenital deformity and improper gait to
While expectant mothers may be most focused on their growing abdomens and the needs of their unborn children, they may be feeling the effects of pregnancy on their feet as
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