Participating Versus Nonparticipating DMEPOS Suppliers: Pros and Cons
For O&P professionals, the decision to become a participating DMEPOS supplier with Medicare represents a fundamental business choice that affects ...
Irreplaceable: Counting the Ways to Restore Function for Upper-Limb Prosthesis Users
Although progress in prosthetic technology continues to evolve, there is no single upper-limb prosthesis that perfectly meets the multiple needs ...
Upper-Limb Bone-Anchored Prostheses: Real-World Use, Coordinated Care, and Timing Decisions
Upper-limb osseointegration (OI) is shifting from a niche last-resort intervention to an emerging reconstructive pathway for individuals with upper-limb loss ...
Editor’s Note–October 2026
Upper-limb O&P care is rarely straightforward—there is no one solution that works for every patient even with the same clinical ...
Bike Leg Project Travels to Africa
Around two years ago I set out to determine if I could create a functional and adjustable transtibial prosthesis from ...
Shame in Clinical Education and Practice
About five years ago I played pickleball casually for the first time, a sport that almost five million Americans played ...
