Billing and Collections Q&A
Denials are difficult to identify and time consuming to appeal. With mandatory accreditation, continual coding updates, and increased paperwork, running...
Reimbursement Support That Works For You
Find our Audit Survival Kit, coding help, and documentation guides at Ottobock's Reimbursement website. The Audit Survival Kit was created...
PrimeFare West Finds New Home in Colorado
Exclusive live coverage by The O&P EDGE Photograph courtesy of PrimeCare O&P Network. The PrimeFare West Regional Scientific Symposium's relocation...
Policy Forum 2013: What’s at Stake for O&P?
Exclusive live coverage from The O&P EDGE Kirk concludes his discussion at the AOPA Policy Forum. Policy Forum photographs courtesy...
NCOPE Accreditation Process
When I entered the profession, practitioners spent a considerable amount of time fabricating and less time on patient care. In...
Ron Dominy, CTP, CP, BOCP
Basingstoke, England, was a small country village when Ron Dominy was born there. It was a growing town when he...
Kenneth Cook Sr.: Testing the Limit
Cook, center, with his wife and Hogan. Photographs courtesy of Al Hogan. Kenneth Cook Sr. was able to park his...
What Resin Am I Using? Let the Truth Be Known
When I sat down to write this article on laminating using epoxy resins, I began reflecting on how many phones...
Fab Lab Lingo
The O&P technician's domain is the fabrication laboratory, whether in-house as part of an O&P practitioner's patient care facility or...
Technician Safety: Best Practices in the Fab Lab
O&P fabrication labs are noisy, dusty, and often smelly. The tools of the trade can cut, grind, burn, and bruise....
