
August 2013
edit post Fighting Back: Strategies to Address the RAC Audit Threat by Judith Philipps Otto August 1, 2013 In the search for silver linings in the current dark clouds of
edit post Fighting Back: Strategies to Address the RAC Audit Threat by Judith Philipps Otto August 1, 2013 In the search for silver linings in the current dark clouds of
Pendulums swing. Processes evolve. Perspectives and philosophies change. These facts may be an inevitable part of life, but as O&P professionals face this tempestuous chapter in the industry’s history, many
You’re walking along and suddenly someone pulls the rug out from under your feet. A curve ball you didn’t see coming slams you in the head. You’ve been playing by
In the search for silver linings in the current dark clouds of Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) audits, there is one: this is a situation everyone wants to resolve. Most OP&P
From time to time, I have added to or slightly modified the planned editorial focus of one or two feature articles in an issue of The O&P EDGE  based on
Just as physicians and pharmacists must take into consideration the side effects of a single medication and its potential interactions with other medications when determining its appropriateness for a particular
Whether you are new to O&P billing or have years of experience, denials can be frustrating to handle and difficult to appeal. Count on “Got FAQs?” to provide you with
Like any good start-up entrepreneur, Brian Glaister began with a dream-and a business in his basement. “It only started there because I didn’t have a garage,” jokes Glaister, president and
I have been presenting and educating about lean manufacturing principles in O&P for many years now. During the question and answer discussions that usually follow my presentations, I continue to
Craig Vogtsberger lives a life of travel, activity, and athletics. He says it’s the life he’s always dreamed of but didn’t dare imagine in the troubled years of recovery after
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