A key element for success in any business is to maintain efficiency while delivering high-quality service or products. And for O&P practices, the ability to operate efficiently is impacted significantly
Christi Grimm, inspector general for the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), published a report in late May titled “Medicare Remains Vulnerable to Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Related
When it comes to in-house and central fabrication, Carmen Miller, CPO, has seen the good, the bad, and the ugly. During her first 18 months as a practitioner, she worked
Different methods, different needs As 3D printing in O&P continues to gain traction, new and potential users bring a diverse list of needs to the table. To discover how users
Though the capability for manufacturing and fitting prostheses has developed throughout Ukraine’s history, it gained new, rapid momentum due to the full-scale invasion of the country. When the invasion led
Adria “Nikki” Twyman was well on her way to building a successful and thriving full-service hair salon in Charlotte, North Carolina, in the early 2000s. One of the services she
Proper documentation of a patient’s visit serves two vital purposes: Professionalism: To pass on the sum of all your training and expertise used in treating your patient Compliance: To include
