
December 2018
edit post Becky Piper: Get Back Up Eight Times by Betta Ferrendelli December 1, 2018 Piper crosses the finish line in disbelief as she finishes her first Ironman triathlon. Piper
edit post Becky Piper: Get Back Up Eight Times by Betta Ferrendelli December 1, 2018 Piper crosses the finish line in disbelief as she finishes her first Ironman triathlon. Piper
In 2017, Richard Thaler, PhD, an economist from the University of Chicago, won the Nobel Prize for Economic Science for his work in behavioral economics. His research challenged traditional economic
Piper crosses the finish line in disbelief as she finishes her first Ironman triathlon. The tattoo on Becky Piper’s left forearm reads Relentless Forward Progress. She got the tattoo as
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 includes information on modifier codes
Exclusive live coverage from The O&P EDGE. More than 250 people from as far away as Japan, Norway, Sweden, and Haiti, and as young as four years old attended the Skills
One chilly December day about 12 years into my career as a prosthetist, I received a call from a physical therapist who was working with a patient who needed a
Within the past year, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has altered or has announced its intention to alter the provision of O&P care to our nation’s veterans. Although
Eighteen years ago, I exhibited at my first tradeshow with Coyote Design. We were at the Western and Midwestern Orthotic and Prosthetic Association meeting in Reno, Nevada. The show,
As we enter December, I greet the month with excitement—I love the sights, scents, and sounds the holiday season brings. But for others it’s just another month, or conversely,
How would you describe the average activity level of your prosthetic patients? Active? Inactive? Sedentary? In an era of smartphone-based pedometry, daily step counts are available across a range of
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