May 2017 Webinar: O&P Fabrication is Changing
In 2016, more O&P clinics switched to using Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) tools than in any previous year.
Frozen reimbursement rates, a shortage of qualified clinicians, rising patient expectations, and the desire for better work-life balance are among the many challenges driving this surge.
Speakers
Learn directly from professionals like you who have made the shift.
Practitioner
Thomas J. (TJ) Daley, CO
Great Lakes Orthopedic Labs
T.J. led the switch to CAD/CAM at Great Lakes Orthopedic Labs to improve their patients’ experiences and keep the business viable in spite of falling reimbursement rates. The decision paid off.
”We now practice O&P at a higher level.”
Director of Central Fabrication
Michael Lavezzo, CPO, CTP
Friddle's Orthopedic Appliances
Friddle's has been using CAD/CAM technology to offer central fabrication services for over 20 years. Michael's team successfully fabricates thousands of devices each year, making him one of the most experienced experts on CAD/CAM and the process of fabricating devices over foam molds.
