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LIGHTING the FUTURE SEPTEMBER 8-11, 2016 | BOSTON

EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

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Exhibits. Education. Networking. 35+ CE Credits.

The 99th Annual AOPA National Assembly The Hynes Convention Center, Boston, MA September 8-11, 2016

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WELCOME ............................................. 2

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GENERAL INFORMATION.................... 3 AOPA Antitrust Compliance Policy.........3 Attire...............................................................3 Badges and Tickets....................................3 Business Center .........................................4 Children ........................................................4 Complimentary Food and Beverage .....4 Continuing Education (CE) Credits ........4 Exhibit Hall Credits ....................................4 Exhibit Hall Hours ...................................... 5 Guests .......................................................... 5 Information Desk ....................................... 5 Location of Events .................................... 5 Lost and Found .......................................... 5 Membership Information ......................... 5 Message Center ........................................ 5 O&P Almanac ............................................. 6 Registration Hours .................................... 6 Speaker Ready Room ...............................7 AOPA National Assembly App ................7 SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS......... 8 Award Winners............................................ 8 Board of Directors.....................................10 Planning Committee.................................10 Sponsors....................................................... 11 Staff...............................................................12 GETTING AROUND..............................14

Thranhardt Golf Tournament................. 38 Watson Fundraiser....................................91 Welcome Reception................................ 38 Women’s Leadership Forum..................40 EDUCATION PROGRAMS THURSDAY........................................... 43 Business Certificate Program................ 57 Manufacturers’ Workshops.................... 44 Exhibit Hall Happenings.........................58 FRIDAY...................................................61 Education....................................................62 Exhibit Hall Happenings.........................80 General Session.......................................62 Keynote Speakers.............................62, 68 Poster Session....................................81, 82 Thranhardt Lectures................................62 SATURDAY............................................ 87 AOPA Membership Meeting..................88 Education....................................................88 Exhibit Hall Happenings....................... 100 General Session ......................................88 Hamontree Lectures................................88 Poster Session........................................ 102 SUNDAY.............................................. 109 Education................................................... 110 General Session ..................................... 110 Manufacturers’ Workshops....................114

PROGRAM OVERVIEW........................19

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SPECIAL EVENTS................................ 38 Duckworth Fundraiser.............................91 Exhibitor Sponsored Happy Hour Reception............................................... 39 Expo Day....................................................40 O&P Wine Tasting & Auction................. 39 Technical Fabrication Contest..............40

EXHIBITION EXHIBIT HALL MAP.................... Fold-Out Exhibitor Booth Locations.......... Fold-Out EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY...................... 119 Exhibitor Product Listings.....................146

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WELCOME

GENERAL INFORMATION

Welcome to Boston and our 99th National Assembly

AOPA ANTI-TRUST COMPLIANCE POLICY

BOSTON HAS BEEN THE INSPIRATION for a revolution, the bringing together of a country and for being a beacon of light and hope in shaping the world around us. This year it will be the flashpoint for O&P’s coming of age as themes of the past and the present are woven into your experience over the next few days in “Lighting the Future” for you and your colleagues.

A programming breakthrough will be a multidisciplinary forum involving MDs, physical therapists, O&P clinicians and patients drawing on the lessons learned in caring for the amputee survivors of the Boston Marathon bombing just three years ago. In fact this year’s clinical programming has more MDs and allied healthcare providers than ever before. It reflects the transition now underway from fee for service to a value based, patient driven and outcomes measured model, recognizing the best possible care demands a patient centered and collaborative approach.

The 2016 Assembly’s Planning Committee chaired by Chris Nolan outdid themselves in devising innovative programming and revising traditional formats to reflect the changing landscape of O&P. To make sure you have ample time to survey the innovative products and service offerings of our supplier community, the schedule has more unopposed exhibit hours than ever before. Another first—Saturday’s Expo Day features special events, deals and door prizes. Our final day, Sunday, will be exclusively reserved for more clinical and business programming as exhibits close at 6 p.m. on Saturday. You and your colleagues will have ample opportunities to accumulate needed CEs with more than 35 CE credits available.

Special events provide an expanded opportunity for networking with colleagues. The Thranhardt Golf Tournament is back for a Wednesday 1 p.m. tee time so golfers can fly in that morning. The tournament supports two great causes—the O&P Political Action Committee and the good works of the Orthotic and Prosthetic Activities Foundation. Thursday’s Welcome Reception begins at 5:45 p.m., Boston style with an AOPA cloned “Trail of Freedom” marking iconic locations that shaped our country’s history. Boston style also means a Friday sports themed Happy Hour in the exhibit hall at 5 p.m. livened up by you and your colleagues wearing your favorite sports team’s attire. The 6 p.m., Wine Tasting and Auction on Friday is more than just wine on auction. Not a wine aficionado? Well, there’s jewelry cigars, vacation offerings, bourbon and more enabling you to support the O&P PAC regardless of your taste inclinations. Another innovation is the Women’s Leadership Forum and Luncheon at Noon on Saturday and a separate Scoliosis Learning Lunch. Back by popular demand is the Alumni Connection, another great networking tool.

Then the awards and competitions round out the excitement on Saturday morning at the Membership and Awards ceremony. You’ll be able to join in recognizing extraordinary leadership as Tom Watson, CP, receives the Lifetime Achievement Award and the Legislative Advocacy Awards spotlights three great O&P advocates—Ralph Nobbe, CPO, Scott Schneider, and James Young, Jr., CP, LP, FAAOP. The Otto and Lucille Becker and the Edwin and Kathryn Arbogast Awards will recognize the best orthotic and prosthetic abstracts, respectively, submitted by students and residents.

All of this can be easily scheduled on the AOPA365 App downloaded to your smart phone. So join me in learning, connecting and enjoying the 99th Annual AOPA National Assembly. But, after 99 comes the 100th anniversary which we’ll celebrate in conjunction with the second AOPA hosted World Congress September 6-9, 2017, in Las Vegas. Hope to see you there.

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Any questions about AOPA’s antitrust policy should be directed to AOPA’s Executive Director.

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AOPA has a policy of strict compliance with federal and state antitrust laws which serve to prohibit agreements, combinations and conspiracies in restraint of trade. Attendees at the AOPA National Assembly should avoid discussing certain subjects when they are together at any formal or informal gathering. The following guidelines are to be adhered to at all times during the Assembly:

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AOPA has adopted a policy of business casual attire for the 2016 AOPA National Assembly. The Welcome Reception is also casual.

BADGES AND TICKETS Badges must be worn to all functions.

Your badge is your pass to the Exhibit Hall and the education sessions. It also ensures that you are able to greet and be greeted by name by your colleagues and friends. Unless noted otherwise, optional events require tickets. Please remember to bring your tickets with you to the event. If you ordered tickets with your advance registration, you will find them with your badge. If you are missing tickets, please go to registration for verification and replacement. There will be a $50 fee for the replacement of a lost badge.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

GENERAL INFORMATION

BUSINESS CENTER

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS

EXHIBIT HALL HOURS

The FedEx Office® Print & Ship Center in the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center offers you virtually everything you need to meet your convention exhibiting needs—from packing and shipping to signage, copying and last-minute office supplies.

Hours: Thu 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Fri 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Sat 10:00 AM-6:00 PM Sun 9:00 AM-6:00 PM Please call 617/954-2725 or email usa1325@fedex.com for more information.

The American Board for Certification in Orthotics, www.bocusa.org Prosthetics & Pedorthics (ABC) has approved a total of 36.25 continuing education (CE) credits for the 2016 AOPA National Assembly and the Board of Certification/Accreditation (BOC) has approved 39.5 CE Credits. Generally, one credit is awarded per session hour. Specific rules apply to specific disciplines. Exhibit Hall credits are available by completing the Exhibits Passbook or exhibit hall forms available from ABC and BOC. Representatives from ABC and BOC will be available during the Assembly to answer your questions. Many programs run concurrently, so you will only be able to earn credits for the programs that you actually attend. AOPA will be tracking all credits electronically during the Assembly.

To receive credit, please scan your badge at the beginning of each session. Please note that your Assembly badge may be scanned at only one concurrent session at a time. Those scanning at multiple concurrent sessions will not receive credit. Full-conference registrants will receive a certificate of attendance. You will also find exhibit hall credit forms in your meeting attaché bag. PT credit applications have been submitted to several state boards.

Thursday, September 8 5:45 – 7:15 PM

CHILDREN A special registration category has been created at a reduced rate for children ages 11-17.

Children under 11 are allowed in the exhibit hall, but must be supervised at all times. There is no registration fee or badge required for children ages 10 and under.

COMPLIMENTARY FOOD AND BEVERAGE Complimentary continental breakfasts and lunches are available for Full Conference meeting attendees. Your lunch tickets for Friday and Saturday are included with your Full Conference badge. Be sure to bring your ticket with you each day. Lunch will be served in the Exhibit Hall. Continental breakfast will be served on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in conjunction with the general sessions and tickets are not needed. Check the Program Overview for exact times.

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EXHIBIT HALL CREDITS ABC certified practitioners can earn (3) three CE credits for touring the Exhibit Hall and BOC certified practitioners can earn up to five (5) CE credits by completing the Exhibits Passbook or CE Credit Form. To receive credit, you must submit the completed Exhibits Passbook or an application with the required documentation directly to your certifying board or drop off at the AOPA booth (#1615). Applications will be available at the ABC booth (#1529) and the BOC booth (#1808) located in the Exhibit Hall.

You will also find the Exhibits Passbook and forms in your meeting attaché bag.

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Friday, September 9 9:30 AM – 6:30 PM

Saturday, September 10 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

GUESTS Please do not ask those who are not registered for the Assembly to meet you in the Exhibit Hall. They will not be permitted to enter without a badge. No exceptions will be made. Use the registration area as your meeting point. Guests, spouses and children qualify for reduced registration rates.

Please see registration personnel if you have questions.

INFORMATION DESK Staff members are available to help you with directions, to answer questions or to address concerns. If you have questions on any aspect of the meeting, whether it is the location of an education program or a question about earning continuing education (CE) credits, stop by the information desk located at registration. You can also visit the AOPA booth (#1615) in the exhibit hall.

LOST AND FOUND The AOPA National Assembly information desk located in the registration area will serve as the drop-off and pick-up point for all lost and found items.

LOCATION OF EVENTS

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

All official AOPA National Assembly events will be held at the Hynes Convention Center and adjoining Sheraton Boston Hotel.

• Manufacturers Workshops will be held at the Sheraton Boston Level 3 and Level 2.

• Auxiliary Pre-registration will be set up at the Sheraton Boston, Level 3 on Thursday, September 8 for those that are preregistered and attending workshops.

• The Exhibit Hall, General Sessions, and general education will be held at the Hynes Convention Center.

• The Thranhardt Golf Tournament will be held at the Robert R. Lynch Municipal Golf Club at Putterham. Buses depart at the Sheraton lobby at noon on Wednesday, September 7.

Want to become a new AOPA member or renew your membership? Stop by the AOPA booth #1615 located in the Exhibit Hall and speak with a staff member.

MESSAGE CENTER A message board is available in the registration area. You may leave messages for other attendees, post resumes, job announcements and for sale notices. You may also use the AOPA Mobile app as a way to communicate with other attendees.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

GENERAL INFORMATION

O&P ALMANAC The O&P Almanac is the official magazine of the 2016 AOPA National Assembly.

Look for your complimentary copy in your meeting attaché bag. Attendees interested in subscriptions, editorial or general information about AOPA publications are encouraged to stop by the AOPA booth #1615 in the Exhibit Hall.

Official Magazine of the AOPA National Assembly

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This article is the first in a three-part series written by members of AOPA’s Operating Performance Committee focusing on the financial aspects of running an O&P facility. This month, we discuss how comparing your facility’s numbers to data provided in the AOPA Operating Performance Report can teach you to benchmark and identify areasCOVER of strength and areas of improvement for your facility.

impact on your business. So consider this example: How do you know if you are paying too much for the products?

Sure, you can track your practice’s cost of goods and then compare those expenses to your revenue so that you find your cost of goods percentage.

But what does that number mean? Is it good or is it bad?

One good place to figure out the answers to some of these questions is the annually published AOPA Operating Performance Report, which aggregates self-reported data from AOPA members. This unique report presents a wide range of business data in many different formats to allow practice owners of all sizes to see how their own business compares to other practices in our field.

By using the 2015 AOPA Operating Performance Report, you can begin to benchmark key financial metrics from your practice with those same details from more than 100 other O&P practices. As you compare these numbers,

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bring data.

—W. EDWARDS DEMING

VERY DAY, A NEW article about the importance of data in the healthcare world is highlighted in a medical journal, written up in an online article about the price of insurance company stocks, included in a newspaper article about the Affordable Care Act, or published in a report from the Office of the Inspector General. In the vast majority of these sources, there are repeated indications about how data is changing health care today and how the future for everyone in health care is dependent on data.

All of these articles are exactly right about the rapidly growing importance of health-care data. You cannot underestimate the importance of focusing your practice on understanding the significance of data to the future success of your business, on deciding which systems to utilize to gather your data, and on making a serious commitment to gathering clean data. However, in their rush to highlight how data is changing the entire health-care field, the vast majority of these articles neglect to include the real value of this amazing new pool of knowledge that

is being created. At the end of the day, having good data is important, but the really important part of having data is using it.

As an essential part of the medical profession, it is critical that the owners of O&P practices push themselves into the brave new world of health-care data. Yes, it’s a different way of managing your business, and yes, it will require you to stretch your brain. But this change in how you view your business through the eyes of data is possible, and there is a great tool to helping you make the transition to a user of data from your current role as an owner of a practice, as a clinician, or both. That unique tool is benchmarking.

Benchmarking is the process of comparing one’s business processes and performance metrics to industry bests or best practices from other companies. What this means in real life is that benchmarks are a great way to make data more than just about the numbers and actually link the data to your everyday work. You connect the data to information that has an

benchmark – n. a standard of excellence, achievement, etc., against which similar things must be measured or judged COVER

look for the places where your financials have the biggest differences from the various data metrics, and then dig into your own financial data in these areas to figure out why your numbers are different. Just like that, you will be benchmarking and really using the data that everyone is talking about!

Mark Ford is president of The OPIE Choice Network in Gainesville, Florida.

Reach him at mark.ford@oandp.com.

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Access to a VR environment during treatment can help speed the rehabilitation process both physically and psychologically.

The technology can be used to improve gait function, stability, and motor control; boost research and treatment protocols; conduct evaluations; and more.

Because VR environments create conditions where patients can be tested and data collected to support the efficacy of O&P intervention, the technology may play a role in reimbursement as studies and trials are brought to the attention of payors.

While the majority of the patients benefitting from VR-assisted rehabilitation are military patients, it is possible that practitioners at small facilities may help their civilian patients participate in clinical trials at facilities with VR systems.

Future VR applications could include more realistic rehab scenarios and real-time feedback on gait parameters that allow online tuning and adjustment of orthoses and prostheses.

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Thursday, September 8

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• Businesses should implement a cybersecurity s includes assigning oversight duties to a trusted trategic plan that installing updated antimalware software, whole staff member and drive encryption, and intrusion detection tools.

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PROTECT YOUR PATIENT S AND YOUR BUSINESS FROM C OSTLY DATA BREACHES BY IMP LEMENTING CYBERSECURITY MEASU RES NEED TO KNOW • O&P business owners and managers should be breaches are occurring at health-care facilities aware that data pace: Nearly 90 percent of health-care organiza at an unprecedented of their business associates have experienced dtions and 60 percent ata breaches during the past two years.

• O&P facilities are required to safeguard electron against breaches, and they must comply with re ic files to protect both the Health Insurance Portability and Accougulations set forth by ntability Act and the Payments Card Industry.

• Because even the most stringent security contro guaranteed to prevent all intrusions, O&P facilit ls are not ies should consider purchasing cyber liability insurance.

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• A well-written, comprehensive policy should offe liability; first-party expenses; cyber extortion; fo r coverage for restoration, and notification costs; and business rensic, audit, interruption coverage.

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YOU CAN’T look at the news these days without hearing of a data breach. Wendy’s, Target, Anthem, CareFirst, the Office of Personnel Management, eBay, Starbucks, and many more have all been casualties of expensive and well-publicized exposure of confidential data. While those scenarios may seem far removed from the world of O&P, it is very likely that a data breach could happen at your facility—or may even be happening without your knowledge.

Understanding cybersecurity—and what you need to do to prevent and protect against data exposures—is an important responsibility for O&P business owners and managers.

Nearly 90 percent of various sized health-care organizations and 60 percent of their business associates have experienced data breaches the past two years, according during to the “Sixth Annual Benchmark Study on Privacy & Security of Health-Care Data,” conducted by Ponemon Institute and sponsored by ID Experts.

And 79 percent of health-care organizations experienced multiple data breaches (two or more) in that time period—up 20 percent since 2010.

Looking specifically at 2016 data is even more troubling: During the first three months of this year, 3.5 million medical records were compromised, according to data from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Health-care businesses experienced nearly four data breaches per week during that time period.

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AOPA National Assembly App Use your smart phone to navigate the Assembly.

REGISTRATION HOURS

Download the “AOPA 365” App on your iPhone, Android or iPad to:

Assembly registration will occur on Level 2 of the Hynes Convention Center just outside of the exhibit hall.

• Get up-to-date information regarding the National Assembly

• Connect with Alumni

An auxiliary registration will be set up at the Sheraton Boston, Level 3 on Thursday, September 8 for those who are pre-registered and attending the morning workshops.

• Easily view the agenda and set up your own personal schedule

• See how Membership has its benefits

• Interact with colleagues

Badges and registration materials will be available for pick up during the following dates and times:

• Get current with Hot Issues

• Share photos and comments

• See how Mobility Saves

• Search for speakers and specific topics

• Visit the AOPA Bookstore

Wednesday, September 7

10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

• Navigate the Exhibit Hall

Thursday, September 8

7:00 AM – 6:30 PM

• Review speaker bios

Friday, September 9

7:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Saturday, September 10

7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Sunday, September 11

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• Read the O&P Almanac

• Access the AOPA Membership Directory

Download the app by either scanning the QR code or by searching the keyword AOPA365 in the Apple or Google stores.

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SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Each year the American Orthotic & Prosthetic Association (AOPA) presents the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award. This honor is bestowed on individuals who have made significant contributions to the field of orthotics and prosthetics. The AOPA Board of Directors is proud to name Thomas Watson, CP, as the recipient of the 2016 Lifetime Achievement Award. Join O&P professionals as AOPA presents the award during the AOPA Annual Membership Meeting and Awards Ceremony on Saturday, September 10, from 7:30 – 8:45 AM in Meeting Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3). See page 88 for details.

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THRANHARDT LECTURE SERIES

Hear the four best abstracts submitted for presentation at the “Best of Show” awardwinning Thranhardt Lecture Series. Launched by a gift from J.E. Hanger in memory of Howard R. Thranhardt, CP, the series recognizes individuals committed to advancing O&P education and research. Winners of the Thranhardt Lecture receive an award of $500 each. Hear the contenders present on Friday, September 9, from 8:30 – 9:45 AM in Meeting Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3). See pages 6263 for details.

2016 Award Contenders: • Gordon Stevens, CPO, LPO, Increasing Functional Independence through Prosthetic Rehabilitation

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• Kenton Kaufman, PhD, PE, Functional Assessment and Satisfaction in K2 Transfemoral Amputees Receiving MPK Knees--Initial Findings • Beatrice Janka, MPO, CPO, The Effects of AFO Stiffness and Alignment on Lower Extremity Kinematics in Stroke and Multiple Sclerosis • Lauren White, PT, DPT, PCS, Development and Implementation of a Clinical Decision Making Algorithm for Aiding Orthotic Prescription for Patients with Neurological Impairments

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BUSINESS ABSTRACT

THE SAM E. HAMONTREE, CP(E), BUSINESS EDUCATION AWARD

The Sam E. Hamontree, CP(E), Business Education Award was created to recognize the best business education paper, idea and/or proposal submitted for presentation. This award is a counterpart to the Thranhardt Award given each year to the best clinical abstract(s). Presentations by the 2016 Hamontree Award contenders are scheduled for Saturday, September 10, from 8:45 – 10:00 AM in Meeting Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3). The audience will be invited to cast their vote for the award winner and the winner will be announced at the Sunday morning General Session. See pages 88-89 for details.

2016 Sam E. Hamontree Award Nominees: • Eric Burns, CO, Find a Friend: Bringing New Technology to O&P (B 4A) • Chris Field, MBA, Developing a Business Model (B 4B) • Molly McCoy, L/CPO, Documentation Changes That Work! Proof that Better Documentation Leads to Overturn of Denials (B 4C)

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SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS RALPH R. “RONNEY” SNELL, CPO, FAAOP, LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY AWARD The Ralph R. “Ronney” Snell, CPO, FAAOP, Legislative Advocacy Award recognizes individuals who have made valuable contributions toward advancing the legislative and regulatory goals of the O&P field by motivating members of Congress and other decision makers to take action on behalf of O&P. Join O&P professionals as AOPA presents the award during the AOPA Annual Membership Meeting and Awards Ceremony on Saturday, September 10, from 7:30 – 8:45 AM in Meeting Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3). See page 88 for details.

2016 Award Winners: • Ralph W. Nobbe, CPO • Scott Schneider • James O. Young, Jr., CP, LP, FAAOP

STUDENT POSTER AWARDS The EDWIN AND KATHRYN ARBOGAST AWARD and the OTTO AND LUCILLE BECKER AWARD will honor two meritorious scientific papers submitted for presentation as a poster at the 2016 AOPA National Assembly by a student or resident. The purpose of these awards is to encourage students and residents to share their research through outstanding poster presentations. Join O&P professionals as AOPA presents the awards during the AOPA Annual Membership Meeting and Awards Ceremony on Saturday, September 10, from 7:30 – 8:45 AM in Meeting Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3). See page 88 for details.

THE EDWIN AND KATHRYN ARBOGAST AWARD

The Edwin and Kathryn Arbogast Award will be presented for the best prosthetic abstract submitted for a poster presentation.

2016 Award Winner: Tyler Klenow, A Metric to Quantify the “Dead Spot” Phenomenon in Prosthetic Gait: An Analysis of Sagittal Center of Pressure Progression and Its Velocity

THE OTTO AND LUCILLE BECKER AWARD The Otto and Lucille Becker Award will be presented for the best orthotic abstract submitted for a poster presentation.

2016 Award Winner: Megan Kelly, The Capacity Foot Orthoses to Modulate Plantar Foot Tissue Stiffness

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SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 2016 AOPA National Assembly Planning Committee Christopher J. Nolan (Chairman) Mike Arani

Sponsors Diamond Sponsors

Wendy Beattie, CPO, FAAOP Rudy Becker, Jr. David A. Boone, BSPO, MPH, PhD Frank H. Bostock, CO, FAAOP James H. Campbell, PhD, CO, FAAOP Thomas V. DiBello, CO, LO, FAAOP Traci Dralle, CFM Specialists in delivering superior treatments and outcomes to patients with limb loss and limb impairment.

Elizabeth Ginzel, CPO, LPO

Platinum Sponsors

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Geza Kogler, PhD, CO

James H. Campbell, PhD, CO, FAAOP 2016 President

James Krupa, CO Dixon LeGrande

Michael Oros, CPO, FAAOP 2016 President-Elect

Eileen Levis

Charles H. Dankmeyer Jr., CPO 2016 Immediate Past President

Karen Lundquist, MBC

James Weber, MBA 2016 Vice President

Mike Magill

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Anthony Potter, MBA

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Silver Sponsors

Rick Riley Anne Rowell, MS, OTR/L, CPO

Directors

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James Weber, MBA

Eileen Levis Pam Lupo, CO

Clinical Sessions Workgroup

Jeffrey Lutz, CPO

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Wendy Beattie, CPO, FAAOP

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David A. Boone, BSPO, MPH, PhD

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Paul Harney, CO

Thomas F. Fise, JD

James Krupa, CO

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Anne Rowell, MS, OTR/L, CPO Don Shurr, PT, CPO

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SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AOPA Staff Thomas F. Fise, JD, Executive Director Donald J. DeBolt, Chief Operating Officer Lauren Anderson, Manager of Communications, Policy, and Strategic Initiatives Devon Bernard, Assistant Director of Coding Reimbursement, Programming and Education Tina M. Carlson, CMP, Senior Director of Membership, Operations & Meetings Ryan Gleeson, Membership and Meetings Coordinator Betty Leppin, Manager of Membership and Operations

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Make the Alumni Connection Show your school pride while networking with your alumni during the National Assembly. School buttons are provided courtesy of AOPA and NCOPE and available at the information desk or NCOPE booth (#1632). Make connections through the mobile App (AOPA365) where each school has their own networking group. Informal events have been confirmed for the schools below. If your school is not on the list contact assembly@aopanet.org to host an Alumni Connection.

Join your colleagues in the “SideBar” Lounge located in the Sheraton Lobby. Wear your school button during your Alumni connection gathering and the first 25 Alumni will receive a beverage complimentary of the host.

• Northwestern Alumni Connection, Hosted by Mark Edwards CP, MHPE, on Thursday, September 8 after the Welcome Reception.

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by Wendy Beattie, CPO, FAAOP, on Friday, September 9 at at 6:30 PM. • University of Hartford/Newington Alumni Connection, hosted by Matt Parente, CPO, on Saturday, September 10 at 6:00 PM. All Alumni Connection events will be held at the Sheraton’s Sidebar Lounge.

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Program Overview WEDNESDAY | SEPTEMBER 7, 2016

10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Registration and Information Desk Open (Hynes Level 2)

10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Exhibitor Set Up

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OVERVIEW & EVENTS

1:00 – 5:00 PM

Thranhardt Golf Classic

Robert R. Lynch Municipal Golf Club at Putterham Buses depart Sheraton at noon.

THURSDAY | SEPTEMBER 8, 2016

7:00 AM – 6:30 PM Registration and Information Desk Open (Hynes Level 2)

7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Speaker Ready Room

Exhibit Hall Foyer (Hynes Level 2)

8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Exhibitor Set Up

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8:00 AM – Noon

Manufacturers’ Workshops—Tier A (Four-Hour Workshops)

MWA-1 Pedorthic–Materials and Their Role in Pedorthics

Sponsor: nora systems Inc. Exeter (Sheraton Level 3)

MWA-2 How to Ride the CAD/CAM and 3D Printing Technology Waves

Sponsor: Vorum Dalton (Sheraton Level 3)

MWA-3 Össur Advanced Technologies

Sponsor: Össur Americas Clarendon (Sheraton Level 3)

MWA-4 OMEGA by WillowWood

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MWA-5 Treating the Adult Scoliosis Patient

MWB-5 Hold on! Overview of Socket Suspension Options

MWA-6 Comprehensive Clinical Assessments & Successful Outcomes

MWB-6 Aligning your Documentation: Clearing Medical Necessity and Other Major Reimbursement Roadblocks

Sponsor: Aspen Medical Products Fairfax B (Sheraton Level 3) Sponsor: Townsend Design Fairfax A (Sheraton Level 3)

MWA-7 Orthomerica Introduces the Latest Advancements to OWLS and Fuzion Product Lines

Sponsor: Orthomerica Products Inc. Gardner B (Sheraton Level 3)

Sponsor: Cascade DAFO Gardner A (Sheraton Level 3)

MWA-9 Socket Selection Criteria and Alignment Considerations

Sponsor: ALPS Hampton (Sheraton Level 3)

MWA-10 Driving Better Outcomes for Lower Mobility Amputees: A Comprehensive Approach to Addressing the Challenges of Lower Limb Amputees

Sponsor: Ottobock Jefferson (Sheraton Level 3)

MWA-11 Full-Time Orthotic Intervention for Non-Operative Scoliosis Treatment

Sponsor: Spinal Technology Inc. Republic A (Sheraton Level 2)

MWB-1 Orthotic Management of Lower Limb Biomechanical Deficiencies Using the Triple Action™ Ankle Joint

Sponsor: Becker Orthopedic Beacon D (Sheraton Level 3)

(Two-Hour Workshops)

MWC-1 Introduction to the PDE™ Dynamic Bracing System and the All NEW BTK Hybrid Crossover Knee

Sponsor: Allard USA Beacon E (Sheraton Level 3)

MWB-3 Allux: The World’s First Four Bar Linkage Microprocessor Controlled Knee

Sponsor: Nabtesco & Proteor in USA Beacon F (Sheraton Level 3)

Sponsor: Fabtech Systems, LLC Beacon D (Sheraton Level 3)

MWC-2 Stopping and Turning: It’s for Everyone

Sponsor: Fillauer Beacon E (Sheraton Level 3)

MWC-3 Hip Bracing Solutions by Össur; Featuring the NEW Unloader® Hip & the Rebound® Hip

Sponsor: Össur Americas Beacon F (Sheraton Level 3)

MWC-4 New Advancements in MPC Ankle/Foot Technology

Sponsor: Freedom Innovations Beacon G (Sheraton Level 3)

MWC-5 Less Pain, More Life: A Unique Approach to Osteoarthritis

MWB-2 S.W.A.S.H. Certification Course

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon A (Sheraton Level 3)

10:30 AM – 12:30 PM Manufacturers’ Workshops—Tier C

8:00 AM – 10:00 AM Manufacturers’ Workshops—Tier B (Two-Hour Workshops)

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon B (Sheraton Level 3)

MWB-7 Upper Limb Techniques: Advanced Axon System Training and Dynamic Arm

MWA-8 Beyond DAFO Basics: Brace Optimizations

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon H (Sheraton Level 3)

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon H (Sheraton Level 3)

MWC-6 C-Brace – The Microprocessor KAFO

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon B (Sheraton Level 3)

MWC-7 Fitting the Future: The Benefits of a Real-Time Microprocessor Foot

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon A (Sheraton Level 3)

MWB-4 New Advancements in MPC Ankle/Foot Technology

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1:00 – 3:00 PM Manufacturers’ Workshops—Tier D (Two-Hour Workshops)

MWD-1 Grow your Business with Innovative Technology and Specialty Bracing from Tillges Technologies

Sponsor: Tillges Technologies Beacon D (Sheraton Level 3)

MWD-2 Technology Advancements in Upper Limb Prosthetics

Sponsor: Fillauer Beacon E (Sheraton Level 3)

MWD-3 OPIE: Moving Beyond EMR for Existing OPIE or Futura Users

Excelling at Complete Clinical Business Management

Sponsor: OPIE Software Beacon F (Sheraton Level 3)

MWD-4 WillowWood One Socket System

Sponsor: WillowWood Beacon G (Sheraton Level 3)

MWD-5 OPIE Practice Management Solutions for a More Efficient Office

Sponsor: OPIE Software Beacon H (Sheraton Level 3)

MWD-6 Clinical Documentation

Sponsor: SPS Beacon B (Sheraton Level 3)

MWD-7 Orthomerica Introduces the Enhanced SmartSoc™ Video Scanning Capabilities for Both Cranial Remolding Orthoses and Prosthetics Using the Samsung S7 Mobile Phone and the New Measurement and Comparison Utility (MCU)

Sponsor: Orthomerica Products Inc. Beacon A (Sheraton Level 3)

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MWE-3 Socket-Less Socket: The End of Rigid Sockets

MWE-4 Upper Limb Prosthetic Advances

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Sponsor: Steeper USA Berkley (Sheraton Level 3)

MWE-5 Footwear- It’s More than Diabetics

Sponsor: Apex Foot Health Industries / OHI Fairfax B (Sheraton Level 3)

MWE-6 Navigating New Pathways: Orthotic Tools for Maximizing Therapeutic Outcomes

Sponsor: Surestep Fairfax A (Sheraton Level 3)

MWE-7 Innovation—Knees, Materials and Newly Designed O&P Products

Sponsor: ST&G USA Corp.

Gardner B (Sheraton Level 3)

MWE-8 Shedding Lite on Spinal

Sponsor: Allard USA Gardner A (Sheraton Level 3)

MWE-9 Chronic and Acute Stance Control Patient Application Management

Sponsor: Becker Orthopedic Hampton (Sheraton Level 3)

MWE-10 Are You Up for the Challenge? The Explosion of Adaptive Sports at Every Skill and Activity Level

Sponsor: Ottobock Jefferson (Sheraton Level 3)

MWE-11 The Providence Nocturnal Scoliosis System

1:00 – 5:00 PM Manufacturers’ Workshops—Tier E

Sponsor: Martin Bionics Innovations Clarendon (Sheraton Level 3)

Sponsor: Spinal Technology Inc. Republic A (Sheraton Level 2)

1:00 – 5:00 PM

MWE-1 Touch Bionics’ Full and Partial Hand Solutions

Sponsor: Touch Bionics Exeter (Sheraton Level 3)

MWE-2 A Breakthrough in Socket Designs: The Infinite Socket TF and Infinite Socket TT

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Business Certificate Program Republic B (Sheraton Level 2)

1:00 – 3:00 PM Human Resources: Understanding the Essential Elements of a Performance Appraisal (B 1A) 3:00 – 3:30 PM 3:30 – 5:00 PM

Marketing: Once Upon a Time: The Value of the Patient Story (B 1B) Operations: How to Work with Workers’ Compensation Claims Managers (B 1C)

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OVERVIEW THURSDAY 9 | 8 | 16

OVERVIEW & EVENTS

3:30 – 5:30 PM

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MWF-1 It’s 2016! Let CAD-CAM Help You Reach the Full Potential of your O&P Business

Sponsor: TechMed 3D Beacon E (Sheraton Level 3)

MWF-2 Myoelectric Bracing for an Elbow Wrist Hand Orthosis – Introducing the MyoPro Motion G: Myoelectric Flexion/Extension Combined with Grasp/ Release

Sponsor: Myomo Beacon F (Sheraton Level 3)

MWF-3 Fitting and Gait Training on the LegWorks All-Terrain Knee (AT-Knee)— Everything You Need to Know!

Sponsor: LegWorks Beacon G (Sheraton Level 3)

MWF-4 Make Fit Happen—Suspension Solutions Utilizing RevoFit and RevoLanyard Solutions Utilizing Boa Technology

FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16 OVERVIEW

FRIDAY | SEPTEMBER 9, 2016

7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Registration and Information Desk Open (Hynes Level 2)

7:00 – 7:30 AM Breakfast

Foyer (Hynes Level 3)

7:00 – 5:00 PM 7:30 – 9:45 AM 7:30 – 7:45 AM 7:45 – 8:15 AM 8:30 – 9:45 AM

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Opening Remarks Keynote Presentation #1, Senator Robert Kerrey Award Winning Thranhardt Lectures (C 1)

• Functional Assessment and Satisfaction in K2 Transfemoral Amputees Receiving MPK Knees--Initial Findings (C 1B)

MWF-5 Dynamic Vacuum—Simple Solutions

• The Effects of AFO Stiffness and Alignment on Lower Extremity Kinematics in Stroke and Multiple Sclerosis (C 1C)

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon B (Sheraton Level 3)

MWF-6 Kenevo—Reclaiming a Sense of Security: MPK for Lower Mobility Amputees

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon A (Sheraton Level 3)

MWF-7 Cyber Security and How to Insure Against Hackers

5:45 PM

Sponsor: Cailor Fleming Beacon D (Sheraton Level 3)

Exhibit Hall Opening Ceremony and Ribbon Cutting

• Development and Implementation of a Clinical Decision Making Algorithm for Aiding Orthotic Prescription for Patients with Neurological Impairments (C 1D)

9:30 AM – 6:30 PM Exhibit Hall Open

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

9:30 – 10:20 AM 10:00 – 11:00 AM

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

5:45 – 7:15 PM Welcome to Boston Reception Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

7:15 PM Northwestern Alumni

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• Increasing Functional Independence through Prosthetic Rehabilitation (C 1A)

Sponsor: Click Medical Beacon H (Sheraton Level 3)

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Make Fit Happen with OrthoFit Lacer Solutions Utilizing Boa Technology (T 1) Tech Fab Lab – Exhibit Hall D (Hynes Level 2)

10:00 – 11:20 AM 10:20 – 11:20 AM

Symposium: Treating “O” more like “P” (C 3)

Room 208 (Hynes Level 2)

Symposium: Role of Patient Self-Management in Improving Quality of Care and Outcomes (C 2)

Room 210 (Hynes Level 2)

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OVERVIEW THURSDAY 9 | 8 | 16

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OVERVIEW FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16 10:20 – 11:20 AM

Symposium: The Prevalence and Impact of Pain in Upper Limb Amputees (C 4)

Room 207 (Hynes Level 2)

10:20 – 11:20 AM 10:20 – 10:50 AM 10:50 – 11:20 AM

10:50 – 11:20 AM

Pedorthic Education (P 1)

Room 209 (Hynes Level 2)

The Future of Pedorthics (P 1A) Practicing Pedorthics Across the Border (P 1B)

Pro-Flex Feet from Össur (PPT)

Sponsor: Össur Americas Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

10:20 – 11:20 AM

Today’s World of O&P (B 2)

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2)

11:30 AM – Noon

medi USA: New Approaches to Carbon Foot Design (PPT)

11:30 AM – Noon

Keynote Presentation # 2, David Gergen presents The 2016 Election: Issues and Answers

Sponsor: medi USA Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3)

Noon – 1:00 PM

Lunch in the Exhibit Hall

12:10 – 12:40 PM

Freedom’s New Innovative Solutions (PPT)

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

Sponsor: Freedom Innovations Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

12:15 – 1:30 PM 12:15 – 1:30 PM 12:30 – 2:00 PM 12:50 – 1:20 PM

NEAAOP Membership Business Meeting

Room 209 (Hynes Level 2)

Resident/Student Lunch and Learn

Room 207 (Hynes Level 2)

Make Fit Happen with RevoFit Adjustable Socket Solutions (T 2)

Tech Fab Lab – Exhibit Hall D (Hynes Level 2)

Socket-Less Socket: Fabric-based Transfemoral Socket Technology (PPT)

Sponsor: Martin Bionics Innovations Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

1:00 – 2:00 PM

Upper Limb and Orthotic Poster Presentations

Exhibit Hall Foyer

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1:30 – 2:00 PM

Treating the Adult Scoliosis Patients (PPT)

2:00 – 4:00 PM

About Osseointegrated, Percutaneous Implants for Rehabilitation following Limb Amputation (C 5)

FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16 OVERVIEW

Sponsor: Aspen Medical Products Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3)

2:00 -3:15 PM

Symposium: Lower Limb Treatment Options—Views from an Orthopedic and a Vascular Surgeon’s Perspective (C 6) Room 210 (Hynes Level 2)

2:00 – 3:15 PM

Psychology and Public Health (C 7) Room 208 (Hynes Level 2)

• Survey on Infectious Disease in Orthotics and Prosthetics: Common Beliefs and Attitudes Among Practitioners (C 7A) • Obesity in Amputees: A Systematic Review Demonstrating an Informational Deficiency (C 7B) • Patient Satisfaction and Client-Centered Feedback Form (C 7C)

2:00 – 5:00 PM

Subtalar Control Foot Orthoses (SCFO) Fabrication (T 3/P 2)

Tech Fab Lab – Exhibit Hall D (Hynes Level 2)

2:00 – 5:15 PM Business Solutions for Today’s O&P Executive (B 3) Room 200 (Hynes Level 2)

• This Isn’t Your Father’s O&P (B 3A)

• Considerations for Amputation Surgery (C 7D)

• 5 Steps to Audit Success (B 3B)

• System Group Dynamics and Their Effect on Innovation in O&P (C 7E)

• Cyber Liability—#1 Coverage Not on O&P Facility Owner’s Radar (B 3C)

• Treating Pediatric Toe Walking – Is it Idiopathic? (C 7F)

• The Top 5 Things to Know About Your Business to Survive and Succeed (B 3D)

• Direct Medical Costs of Accidental Falls for Adults with Above Knee Amputations (C 7G)

2:10 – 2:40 PM

Alpha Duo Liner (PPT)

2:50 – 3:20 PM

New DVS – Dynamic Vacuum, Simple Solutions, Advanced Fittings (PPT)

2:00 – 3:30 PM

Treating the Lower Limb Amputee (C 8) Room 207 (Hynes Level 2)

• Comparative Performance of a Fiberglass Dynamic Elastic Response Foot (C 8A) • Measuring the Distal Load in Below-Knee Amputees with a Sensorised Socket and a Mobile App: A Case Study (C 8B)

Sponsor: WillowWood Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

Sponsor: Ottobock Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

• A Bio-Inspired Algorithm for a Robotic Foot-Ankle Prosthesis Provides Robust Control of Level Walking and Stair Ascent (C 8C)

3:15 – 3:30 PM

Break in Exhibit Hall

• Evidence-based Recommendations for Trial Fittings of Microprocessor Controlled Hydraulic Prosthetic Knee Joints in Limited Community Ambulators (C 8D)

3:30 – 4:00 PM

Freedom Innovations Kinnex MPC Solutions (PPT)

3:30 – 5:00 PM

Pediatric Lower Extremity Orthotic Symposium (C 9)

3:30 – 5:00 PM

Modeling Good Behavior: How You Can Help Create a Model System of Interdisciplinary Amputee Care (C 10)

• Biomechanical Analysis to Show Specific Features of the Different Pro-Flex Feet (C 8E) • Biomechanical Analysis to Show the Difference between Two Low Profile Prosthetic Feet (C 8F) • Characterizing the Stiffness of Running-Specific Prostheses (C 8G) • The Biomechanical Need of the Proximal Brim in Transfermoral Sockets for Optimized Force Transmission in Prosthetic Gait (C 8H)

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Sponsor: Freedom Innovations Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2) Room 210 (Hynes Level 2)

Room 208 (Hynes Level 2)

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OVERVIEW FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16

OVERVIEW & EVENTS

3:30 – 5:30 PM

Prosthetic Socket Technology—The Foundation of Amputee Care (C 11)

Room 207 (Hynes Level 2)

• Influence of Soft Tissue Stiffness on Socket Interface Movement (C 11A) • Socket Displacement Under Load with the Unity Elevated Vacuum System (C 11B) • Change in Pressure Distribution Within an Adjustable Socket System (C 11C) • Case Study: Comparative Effectiveness of an Adjustable Transfemoral Prosthetic Interface Accommodating Volume Fluctuation (C 11D) • An Alternative Method for Fabricating Transtibial Sockets Through the Use of Socket Cones (C 11E) • Development and Application of a 3D Thermographic Imaging System to Improve

FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16 OVERVIEW

4:50 – 5:20 PM

Sponsor: Ottobock Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

5:30 – 6:00 PM

Delivering the Security of an MPK to Those Who Need It Most (PPT)

Sponsor: Ottobock Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

5:00 – 6:30 PM 6:00 – 8:00 PM

• Socket Fitting in Below-Knee Amputees (C 11F) • Volume Management with a Twist (C 11G)

Accept the Challenge – Ottobock’s New Fitness Line of Prosthetic Products (PPT)

“Friday Night Lights” Exhibitor Sponsored Happy Hour

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

Wine Tasting & Auction

Commonwealth (Sheraton Level 3)

6:30 PM Eastern Michigan Alumni

“Sidebar” Lounge (Sheraton Lobby)

• Functional and Biomechanical Differences Between Weight-Activated Brake (WAB) and Automatic Stance-Phase Lock (ASPL) Prosthetic Knee Joint Mechanisms (C 11H) • Biomechanical Investigation of Currently Available Microprocessor Controlled Prosthetic Feet (C 11I) • Development of the Northwestern University Flexible Sub-Ischial Vacuum (NUFlexSIV) Socket for Persons with Transfemoral Amputation (C 11J)

4:00 – 5:15 PM Upper-Limb Prosthetics—A Treatment Specialty (C 12) Room 209 (Hynes Level 2)

• Simultaneous 2-Degree-of-Freedom Pattern Recognition Control for Upper Limb Prostheses (C 12A) • Overuse Injuries and Priority Goals: Focus on Partial Hand (C 12B) • Cutaneous Anchor Technology and Creative Solutions to Complex Problems (C 12C) • Novel Tool for Measuring Compensatory Shoulder Movements in Upper Limb Amputees with Myoelectric Prosthetics (C 12D) • Impact of Bilateral Upper Limb Prosthesis Simulators in Pre-Prosthetic Training: A Case Study (C 12E) • First Bilateral Prosthetic Fitting After Bilateral Glenohumeral Amputation and TMR Surgery Worldwide (C 12F)

4:10 – 4:40 PM

Custom Manufacturing from Össur (PPT)

Sponsor: Össur Americas Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

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OVERVIEW & EVENTS

SATURDAY 9 | 10 | 16 OVERVIEW

SATURDAY | SEPTEMBER 10, 2016

10:50 – 11:20 AM

Customization Tips & Tricks (PPT)

11:30 AM – Noon

FusiformCAST: The Fully Digital Solution to O&P (PPT)

Noon – 1:00 PM

Lunch in the Exhibit Hall

Noon – 1:00 PM

Women in O&P Luncheon

Noon – 1:30 PM

Scoliosis Lunch and Learn: Current Practices and Controversies (C 15)*

7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Registration and Information Desk Open (Hynes Level 2)

Sponsor: Fusiform Medical Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Speaker Ready Room

Exhibit Hall Foyer (Hynes Level 2)

7:00 – 7:30 AM Breakfast

Room 302/304 Foyer (Hynes Level 3)

7:30 – 8:45 AM

Membership Meeting and Awards Ceremony

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8:45 – 10:00 AM

Award Winning Hamontree Lectures (B 4)

Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3)

• Find a Friend: Bringing New Technology to O&P (B 4A) • Developing a Business Model (B 4B) • Documentation Changes That Work! Proof that Better Documentation Leads to Overturn of Denials (B 4C)

8:45 – 10:15 AM

ABSTRACT

Outcomes of Partial Foot Amputation Can Inform Difficult Decisions About Amputation Surgery Using a Shared DecisionMaking Approach (C 13)

10:00 AM – Noon

Scoliosis Symposium: Current Practices and Controversies (C 14)

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2)

Technical Demonstrations (T5 & T6)

Tech Fab Lab – Exhibit Hall D (Hynes Level 2) • Unique Properties and Techniques for Flexible Sockets (T 5A) • Future Tech! Emerging Technologies in O&P (T 5B) • Designing A Vacuum Thermoforming System for the O&P Lab (T 6)

10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Expo Day Events—Exhibit Hall Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

10:10 – 10:40 AM

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Product Advancements in Cascade Orthopedic Exclusives (PPT)

Sponsor: Cascade Orthopedic Supply Inc. Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

12:45 – 1:15 PM 12:50 – 1:20 PM

Mayorial Fundraiser for Thomas H. Watson, CP

Room 209 (Hynes Level 2)

TURBOMED FS3000: Why You Have to Know About Us! (PPT)

Sponsor: Turbomed Orthotics Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

1:00 – 2:00 PM 1:15 – 1:45 PM 2:00 – 5:00 PM

Prosthetic Poster Presentations

Exhibit Hall Foyer

Congressional Fundraiser for Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) Room 209 (Hynes Level 2)

Boston Strong Grand Rounds (C 16A-B)

Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3)

2:00 – 3:15 PM

Clinical Practice Guidelines for Orthotics and Prosthetics (C 17)

2:00 – 3:15 PM

Strategies for Effective Implementation of Outcomes in the O&P Clinic (C 18)

Abduction Dorsiflexion Mechanism (PPT)

Sponsor: MD Orthopaedics/C-Pro Direct Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

Room 207 (Hynes Level 2) *Tickets required.

BEST

BUSINESS

Room 208 (Hynes Level 2)

8:45 – 10:15 AM

Sponsor: Allard USA Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

Room 210 (Hynes Level 2)

Room 208 (Hynes Level 2)

2:00 – 3:15 PM

Relasting a Shoe for Severe Foot Deformities (T 7/P 4) Tech Fab Lab – Exhibit Hall D (Hynes Level 2)

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OVERVIEW & EVENTS

SATURDAY 9 | 10 | 16 OVERVIEW

3:30 – 5:00 PM

Outcomes Research and Evidence Based Practice in O&P—Validity, Functionality, Performance and More (C 20) Room 208 (Hynes Level 2)

• Concurrent Validity of Lower Limb Domains of the Continuous Scale Physical Functional Performance-10 (CS-PFP10) Assessment in Transfemoral Amputees (C 20A) • Mobility and Perceived Functional Changes with Unilateral Transfemoral Amputees Using a New Microprocessor-Controlled Knee (C 20B)

2:00 – 3:00 PM

DME CERT Outreach and Education Task Force: Process and Errors (B 5)

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2)

2:10 – 2:40 PM

Knee Osteoarthritis: Innovative Approaches to Solve Patient Compliance (PPT)

Sponsor: Ottobock Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

• Differences in Physical Performance Measures Among Patients with Unilateral Limb Amputations Classified as Functional Level K3 vs. K4 (C 20C) • Decision Trees for Educating Older Adult Prosthesis Users (C 20D) • Mediating the Introduction and Use of Standardized Functional Outcome Measure Tests for Lower Limb Prosthetic Performance in Clinical Settings (C 20E) • The POQOL-100’s First 100 (C 20F) • Modus Trex Activity Monitoring to Track Recovery Following Amputation: A Case Report (C 20G)

2:50 – 3:20 PM

Sponsor: Ottobock Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

Advanced UL Fittings with Dynamic Arm (PPT)

• Evaluation of a Simple, Low-Cost Turn-Key Motion Capture System for Demonstrating Variable Cadence, and Activities of Daily Living in Daily Practice (C 20H)

3:00 – 4:00 PM

DME MAC Medicare Update Session (B 6)

3:15 – 3:30 PM

Break in Exhibit Hall

3:30 – 5:00 PM

Pedorthic Education

3:30 – 4:00 PM

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2)

OPIE and Data (PPT)

Sponsor: OPIE Software Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

3:30 – 5:15 PM

Treatment Options in Lower Limb Orthotics (C 19)

Room 210 (Hynes Level 2)

• Bracing for Hip Osteoarthritis (C 19A) • Clinical Effects of an Innovative Spinal Orthosis on Low Back Pain and Pain-free Walking Distance (C 19B) • Comparison of the C-Brace Orthosis to Conventional KAFOs: Metabolic Energy Consumption and Safety as Significant Parameters that Define Patient Benefits (C 19C)

• Using the AFO-FC as Therapeutic Treatment for Patients Diagnosed with Equinus Deformity (EQD) (C 19F) • A Functional Evaluation of a Custom Modular KAFO in a Veteran Subject with TBI (C 19G) • Case Report on the Use of Bilateral Myoelectric Elbow-Wrist-Hand Orthoses for the Remediation of Upper Extremity Paresis following a Spinal Cord Injury (C 19H)

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• Preventing the Preventable in the Global Fight Against Ulcers and Amputations (P 5) • Reassessing the Value of Gait Restoration Specialists (P 6) • Distinguishing Categories of Medial Column Ligamentous Failure (P 7)

4:10 – 4:40 PM

Upper Extremity Solutions Available through Cascade (PPT)

3:30 – 5:00 PM

Fabricating the Conventional Short Leg Orthosis (T 8)

4:00 – 5:00 PM

How to Obtain Proper Documentation (B 7)

5:00 – 6:00 PM

Closing Extravaganza in Exhibit Hall

6:00 PM

University of Hartford/Newington Alumni

Sponsor: Cascade Orthopedic Supply Inc. Exhibit Hall – Product Preview Theater (Hynes Level 2)

• Intelligent Orthotic Knee with Variable Resistance (C 19D) • A New Approach to Orthotic Treatment of Knee Osteoarthritis Using an AnkleFoot Orthosis (C 19E)

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

Tech Fab Lab – Exhibit Hall D (Hynes Level 2)

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2)

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

“Sidebar” Lounge (Sheraton Lobby)

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OVERVIEW & EVENTS

SUNDAY 9 | 11 | 16 OVERVIEW

SUNDAY | SEPTEMBER 11, 2016

8:00 AM – Noon 8:00 – 8:30 AM 8:00 – 11:00 AM 8:30 – 9:45 AM

Registration and Information Desk Open (Hynes Level 2)

Breakfast

Room 210 Foyer (Hynes Level 2)

Using a CAREN System: IRC Compared to Sub-Ischial (C 23C) • The “Dead Spot” Phenomenon: Quantified Through an Analysis of Center of Pressure and it’s Rate of Change (C 23D) • Metabolic & Muscle Activity During Sloped Walking Using a Powered Leg Prosthesis (C 23E) • Comparison of a Simple, Low-Cost Turn-Key System to Traditional Gait Lab Methods (C 23F)

Speaker Ready Room

Exhibit Hall Foyer (Hynes Level 2)

10:00 – 10:45 AM

Preparing for Prior Authorization (B 8)

10:45 – 11:30 AM

Growing Your Orthotic Practice (B 9)

General Session: Prosthetics 2020 Room 210 (Hynes Level 2)

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Modification Design Essentials (T 9/ P 8) Republic (Sheraton Level 2)

8:00 – 10:00 AM

CAD/CAM Modification Design Essentials: Trans-tibial (TT)

10:00 AM – Noon CAD/CAM Modification Design Essentials: Ankle-Foot Orthosis (AFO) 1:00 – 3:00 PM

CAD/CAM Modification Design Essentials: Trans-tibial (TT)

3:00 – 5:00 PM

CAD/CAM Modification Design Essentials: Trans-femoral (TF)

9:00 AM – Noon

NCOPE Approved Clinical Mentor (ACM) Course Part I

Hampton (Sheraton Level 3) Sponsor: National Commission on Orthotic & Prosthetic Education (Runs from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM)

10:00 – Noon

10:00 – Noon

Who is Buying? (B 10)

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2)

1:00 – 5:00 PM Manufacturers’ Workshops—Tier G (Four-Hour Workshops)

MWG-1 2016 Compliance Update: Best Business Practices and the Successful Accreditation Survey ​ Sponsor: The American Board for Certification in Orthotics,

Prosthetics & Pedorthics (ABC) Exeter (Sheraton Level 3)

MWG-2 Breakthrough in Socket Designs: The Infinite Socket TF and Infinite Socket TT

Sponsor: LIM Innovations Dalton (Sheraton Level 3)

MWG-3 Pedorthics—To Fab or Not to Fab

Functional Tone Management (C 22)

MWG-4 NCOPE Approved Clinical Mentor (ACM) Course Part II

Room 208 (Hynes Level 2)

Evaluation of Gait Patterns in O&P (C 23) Room 207 (Hynes Level 2)

• Energy Expenditure in People with Transtibial Limb Loss Walking with Crossover and Energy-Storing Feet (C 23A) • How Step Symmetry Changes When Patients Become Accustomed to Lower Limb Prosthetic Devices (C 23B) • The Effect of Transfemoral Prosthetic Interface Design on Gait Biomechanics

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The Role of the Prosthetist in Promoting Evidence, Documentation, and Patient Self-Advocacy to Ensure Access to Prosthetic Devices (C 21) Room 210 (Hynes Level 2)

10:00 – 11:00 AM

11:30 AM – Noon

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2)

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Sponsor: National Commission on Orthotic & Prosthetic Education Hampton (Sheraton Level 3) (Runs from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM)

MWG-5 How to Use 3D Printing in the Orthotics, Prosthetics and Pedorthics Field Jefferson (Sheraton Level 3)

1:00 – 4:00 PM

First Dive Sponsored by OPAF

Sheraton Pool (Sheraton Level 5)

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OVERVIEW SUNDAY 9 | 11 | 16

Special Events FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 7 1:00 – 5:00 PM

5:00 – 6:30 PM

Thranhardt

Friday Night Lights Exhibitor Sponsored Happy Hour Reception

GOLF TOURNAMENT

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

(Buses will depart the Sheraton at Noon and return at approximately 5:00 PM) Robert R. Lynch Municipal Golf Club at Putterham Support two great causes, AOPA’s Capitol Connection and OPAF & The First Clinics. Strengthen OPAF’s efforts and the legislative, research and education efforts of the Capitol Connection to further the O&P policy agenda. Individual tickets are $195 and foursomes are $750 and include: • Green fees • Cart fees • Pre-round range balls • Transportation via luxury motor coach • Awards ceremony

Root, root, root for your home team! After a full day of learning, wrap up your day in the exhibit hall enjoying refreshments and networking with your colleagues and exhibitors in your favorite sports team attire. The Happy Hour is hosted by exhibitors. See page 81 for more details. The Happy Hour reception is included in your full conference registration.

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9 6:00 – 8:00 PM

Wine Auction Commonwealth (Sheraton Level 3)

Receive THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8 5:45 – 7:15 PM

Welcome Reception Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

Don’t miss the fun opening reception as exhibitors welcome you to the National Assembly “Boston Style.” Enjoy refreshments, peruse the massive exhibit hall and check out our very own “Trail of Freedom” featuring locations significant to the history of the United States. For more fun, participate in the related challenge game on the AOPA365 Mobile app to win great prizes. The Welcome Reception is included in your full conference registration. Guest tickets are available for purchase.

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$100 Credit towards your first winning bid!

The Wine Tasting and Auction is an important component in supporting AOPA’s government relations programs and the legislative activities of the profession and it is also a fun event for everyone! Even though the registration fee is $150 you receive a $100 credit towards your first winning bid. There is much more to bid on than just wine— last year’s event featured jewelry, Tiffany Crystal, cigars, a vacation, bourbon and more. Sample wines from various wineries and partake in an open bar while enjoying the camaraderie of your peers.

Trail of Freedom

Can’t find the time to see all the historical landmarks Boston has to offer? Set a course through history in the Exhibit Hall in this fun and interactive “Trail of Freedom”. AOPA has plotted a course of stations for you to learn about the 16 official distinguished sites. Hear what has made these locations instrumental not only in influencing Boston’s past but also American history. While you travel the trail, open AOPA’s mobile app, AOPA 365, and view the button labeled “Challenge”.

Answer all 16 questions for your chance to enter a drawing for a number of exciting prizes. Having trouble answering questions?

Click on “Hint” for a short video to help you along your journey.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

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SPECIAL EVENTS

TECHNICAL FABRICATION CONTEST

Expo Day

Exhibit Hall Booth #1611 (Hynes Level 2) Don’t miss your opportunity to showcase your fabrication skills at the always exciting technical fabrication contest as attendees compete to assemble an articulating AFO joint and a BK socket and foot. The fastest time recorded wins. 1st place winner receives $500 prize and the runner up receives $200 prize.

This is your chance to have bragging rights as the best fabricator in the industry for an entire year!

Who is an innovator?

Who is held to the highest O&P standards?

Who is committed to life-long learning?

I AM. I am a big part of great possibilities.

Sponsors:

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10 10 AM – 2 PM

• Learn to dance from one of the most inspiring dance instructors in O&P

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10 Noon – 1:00 PM

WOMEN’S

LEADERSHIP FORUM AND LUNCHEON

Commonwealth (Sheraton Level 3) Take time to mix and mingle with successful women in the O&P profession during this informal luncheon followed by a short presentation. Space is limited.

RSVP required.

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10 5:00 – 6:00 PM

• Participate in OPAF’s First Swing • Meet the Dynamic Duo • Much more

EXHIBIT HALL CLOSING

Extravaganza Exhibit Hall C/D (Hynes Level 2) Join your colleagues in the Exhibit Hall for the hall closing finale. While there is still a full day of education and learning ahead, this will be the last opportunity to visit exhibitors and take advantage of those last minute show specials!

I AM ABC. VISIT US AT BOOTH

#1529

Find out what ABC can do for you.

abcop.org 703.836-7114

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Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2) Join us in the exhibit hall as we showcase the best O&P has to offer during this fun and interactive event.

View demonstrations every hour, show special deals from exhibitors, scheduled entertainment and lots of giveaways and door prizes.

NEW ALPS SP Liner Superior Performance

THURSDAY 9 | 8 | 16 SCHEDULE PROGRAM AT-A-GLANCE 8.0 CE CREDITS Registration is open from 7:00 AM-6:30 PM, Hynes Level 2. An auxiliary badge pick-up will be available in the Sheraton for pre-registered workshop participants.

Exhibit Hall

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Time

Education

7

AM

8

AM

9

AM

10 THURSDAY SCHEDULE

AM

Exhibitor Setup

All exhibit booth personnel and set-up staff must have proper identification to enter the Exhibit Hall during set-up.

Manufacturers’ Workshops Tier A (4-Hr.) 8 AM -Noon 4.0 CE Credits Sheraton Level 2 & 3 P.44-46

Set-up must be complete by 3 PM.

Manufacturers’ Workshops Tier B (2-Hr.) 8-10 AM 2.0 CE Credits Sheraton Level 3 P.47-48

Manufacturers’ Workshops Tier C (2-Hr.)

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AM

Noon

Manufacturers’ Workshops Tier E (4-Hr.)

1

PM

2

- Features our new High Density (HD) Gel - Ideal for active patients - Features a black fabric that provides comfort and stability

Visit us at Booth #1405

PM

3

1-3 PM 2.0 CE Credits Sheraton Level 3 P.50-52

Business Certificate Program 1-5 PM 4.0 CE Credits Republic B Sheraton Level 2 P.57

Manufacturers’ Workshops Tier F (2-Hr.)

PM

4

3:30-5:30 PM 2.0 CE Credits Sheraton Level 3 P.55-56

PM

5

PM

6

PM

R

1-5 PM 4.0 CE Credits Sheraton Level 2 & 3 P.52-55

Manufacturers’ Workshops Tier D (2-Hr.)

7

Welcome to Boston Reception 5:45-7:15 PM

PM

www.easyliner.com info@easyliner.com

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THURSDAY 9 | 8 | 16 EDUCATION

MWA-4

7:00 AM – 6:30 PM Registration and Information Desk Open (Hynes Level 2)

8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Exhibitor Set Up

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

8:00 AM – Noon MWA-1

MWA-2

MWA-3

OMEGA by WillowWood

Sponsor: WillowWood Berkley (Sheraton Level 3) Whether you’ve never touched a CAD system before, or you’re a veteran OMEGA user, you’ll want to attend this workshop to learn about a new OMEGA software release. The software has been completely revamped – not only does it look totally different, but it’s also more flexible, more customizable, and easier to navigate. Plus, a new scanner reduces patient prep time by minimizing the need for targets, and decreases scanning time by capturing more surface area. Don’t miss out on this chance to learn how to make your practice more efficient than ever before.

Manufacturers’ Workshops—Tier A

(The following workshops in Tier A run concurrently within this track)

Pedorthic—Materials and Their Role in Pedorthics

Sponsor: nora systems Inc. Exeter (Sheraton Level 3) In conjunction with our Partners (Renia USA Inc.), we will provide a four hour program on how to measure and assess materials for pedorthics. Some of the applications of materials and do’s and don’ts as well as correct bonding techniques and modifications to OTC foot orthotics that can make them customized. The program will also consider the needs of CAM production and how this impacts material choices.

MWA-5

MWA-6

Össur Advanced Technologies

Sponsor: Össur Americas Clarendon (Sheraton Level 3) This workshop will introduce you to the Pro-Flex foot by Össur, a new generation of prosthetic foot technology, and also introduce you to the advancements in design of the new RHEO KNEE XC. It will also guide the participant in understanding the evidence behind this new technology and how it addresses challenges of the amputee population. There will be opportunity to discuss with and observe these products used by the Össur product champions.

Comprehensive Clinical Assessments & Successful Outcomes

Sponsor: Townsend Design Fairfax A (Sheraton Level 3) This comprehensive and educational course will cover bracing solutions and patient assessment techniques that will enhance patient outcomes. The course content will cover dynamic versus static clinical assessments on lower extremity pathologies, orthotic intervention for knee conditions for Trans Tibial amputees, hybrid knee orthosis designs for use with FES devices and stance control options.

MWA-7

Orthomerica Introduces the Latest Advancements to OWLS and Fuzion Product Lines

How to Ride the CAD/CAM and 3D Printing Technology Waves

Sponsor: Vorum Dalton (Sheraton Level 3) CAD/CAM adoption is accelerating and new technologies like 3D printing are quickly becoming reality. What will this mean for you and your patients?

How are Spinal Technologies, Shriners Hospitals, Orthomerica, and others using CAD/CAM to grow their businesses and better serve patients? Why do some clinics succeed spectacularly with CAD/CAM technology while others stumble? What is the real status of 3D printing in this industry? How can you help your staff migrate from plaster to a virtual 3D world on a computer? This presentation will examine technology trends and answer questions by drawing on the experience of over 650 installations.

Treating the Adult Scoliosis Patient

Sponsor: Aspen Medical Products Fairfax B (Sheraton Level 3) Learn to treat adult scoliosis patients using the Peak Scoliosis bracing system.

Sponsor: Orthomerica Products Inc. Gardner B (Sheraton Level 3) New products include the OWLS shark-o™ orthosis and a patented new OWLS alignment system using the CLAW™ (Carbon Lightweight Adjustable Walker) tri-planar adjustable sole. The Fuzion product line has been expanded to include both lower and upper extremity orthoses.

Review the evaluation, measuring, delivery and fitting of OWLS and Fuzion orthoses. OWLS are offloading AFOs designed to correct orthopedic anomalies occurring in the diabetic population. Fuzion orthoses are made from proprietary materials that provides greater comfort/compliance for challenging patients that cannot tolerate traditional plastic orthoses.

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THURSDAY SCHEDULE

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8

EDUCATION THURSDAY 9 | 8 | 16 MWA-8

MWA-9

MWA-10

8:00 AM – 10:00 AM Manufacturers’ Workshops—Tier B (The following workshops in Tier B run concurrently within this track)

MWB-1

Socket Selection Criteria and Alignment Considerations

Sponsor: ALPS Hampton (Sheraton Level 3) Prosthetists have come to adopt liners with pins and locking devices as their main stay suspension method for transtibial amputees. While this provided major improvements over previous suspension methods available, not all amputees have the proper tissue and limb configuration to be fitted with locking suspension. The stresses created at the distal end will cause skin and suspension problems in a good number of amputees. Additionally, the largest segment of the amputee population, more specifically geriatric and less functional individuals, often have difficulty in donning of a pin.

Driving Better Outcomes for Lower Mobility Amputees: A Comprehensive Approach to Addressing the Challenges of Lower Limb Amputees

Sponsor: Ottobock Jefferson (Sheraton Level 3) Providing better, more holistic choices for people who are less active is critical for improving quality of life and satisfaction with their prosthetic care. Taking time to really hear and resolve the issues less active amputees prioritize can help delay reductions in independence and confidence by offering more stability and access to a broader range of daily activities.

MWA-11

Beyond DAFO Basics: Brace Optimizations

Sponsor: Cascade DAFO Gardner A (Sheraton Level 3) This workshop is designed for practitioners experienced in dynamic lower-extremity bracing. Participants will discuss how to customize dynamic ankle foot orthoses (DAFOs) to address complex patient presentations. Working with video case studies, participants will explore a variety of brace styles and optimizations designed to achieve the best fit and functional outcome for each case. Learn how to systematically plan a bracing project adding specific details outside of the standard options. Active participation and lively discussion are encouraged with the goal of adding knowledge and skills that will lead to designing the best brace possible for every patient.

Full-Time Orthotic Intervention for Non-Operative Scoliosis Treatment

Sponsor: Spinal Technology Inc. Republic A (Sheraton Level 2) This program addresses the basic elements and case studies involved with full time orthotic intervention in the diagnosis and clinical treatment of adolescent idiopathic, juvenile, congenital and neuromuscular scoliosis. Understand and become knowledgeable about the types of diagnoses, intervention, treatment standards and goals associated with full time bracing to assist in ceasing the progression of scoliotic curves. Review radiographic evaluation of scoliosis, blueprinting, orthotic design and measuring for a full time brace. Learn how to utilize these principles in daily practice of scoliosis spinal care.

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Orthotic Management of Lower Limb Biomechanical Deficiencies Using the Triple Action™ Ankle Joint

Sponsor: Becker Orthopedic Beacon D (Sheraton Level 3) It has been shown that the gait of stroke patients can be improved when ankle foot orthoses are properly customized to compensate for biomechanical deficits. Traditional components and orthotic designs may not offer enough active range of ankle motion with appropriate resistance to plantarflexion or dorsiflexion to adequately manage all phases of gait for these patients. Additionally, the optimization of AFO mechanical characteristics has traditionally been done by trial and error, either by iterative adjustment of the ankle component, or altering AFO material, shape and thickness. Typically, with any method of post-fabrication alteration, changing one characteristic has an effect on other properties of the orthosis. The Triple Action rocker and alignment control ankle joint generates higher stiffness and provides greater range of motion than conventional ankle components. It was designed to isolate the adjustment of plantarflexion resistance, dorsiflexion resistance and ankle alignment; making the effects of each of these features more visible. The Triple Action’s unique alignment feature, and metered resist settings simplify component adjustment. These features help the clinician to more effectively optimize the orthosis for the patient. This workshop will cover the unique physical limitations of chronic stroke patients and the application of a Triple Action AFO in treating the biomechanical deficits of chronic stroke. A practicum on the use of the Triple Action ankle joint will be administered during the workshop to demonstrate treatment principles.

S.W.A.S.H. Certification Course

Sponsor: Allard USA Beacon E (Sheraton Level 3) Up to 60% of the pediatric CP population can be involved with some level of hip displacement. While fixed abduction orthoses can be appropriate for post-surgical or frank dislocations, a more dynamic solution is more appropriate for patients who are less involved where immobilization would have negative consequences. The SWASH orthosis is a variable abduction hip orthosis that can be used when fixed abduction is not absolutely necessary.

This course qualifies as a SWASH certification course.

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Allux: The World’s First Four Bar Linkage Microprocessor Controlled Knee

Sponsor: Nabtesco & Proteor in USA Beacon F (Sheraton Level 3) Another MPK innovation from Nabtesco has been released! Allux Microprocessor Knee—the world’s first 4 bar MPK—will be introduced and showcased.

An explanation of the development of the knee will be given as well as an in depth talk about the knee’s functionality. In this course, the participant will be given the chance to have a hands-on experience with the knee and learn how to properly fit, align and program the knee.

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New Advancements in MPC Foot/Ankle Technology

Sponsor: Freedom Innovations Beacon G (Sheraton Level 3) Discover how new innovations in MPC ankles will benefit your patients and your practice. This educational opportunity will provide participants with an in-depth look at Freedom Innovations’ newest product innovation—the Freedom Kinnex. Experience first-hand patient selection, programming as well as features and benefits of Kinnex and how to incorporate it into your practice.

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Hip Bracing Solutions by Össur; Featuring the NEW Unloader® Hip & the Rebound® Hip

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Sponsor: Fillauer Beacon E (Sheraton Level 3) Are your amputees tired of skipping around the 200m curve? Then we have a solution for you with our new patent-pending running blade technology.

We will also cover three new posterior mounted feet and the alignmentattachment-transfer system that will make setting them up a breeze. In addition, why should low build height equal low expectations? It doesn’t have to with our new high-activity foot for your Symes and Boyd patients with only a 1.5” clearance.

Aligning your Documentation: Clearing Medical Necessity and Other Major Reimbursement Roadblocks

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon A (Sheraton Level 3) Hands are critical to function, but an elbow that functions well can make or break your patient’s ability to handle ADLs like cooking, laundry, and yard work. Gather tips and processes to get the most out of transhumeral fittings and maximize your patients function.

Introduction to the PDE™ Dynamic Bracing System and the all NEW BTK Hybrid Crossover Knee

Sponsor: Fabtech Systems, LLC Beacon D (Sheraton Level 3) Learn all about the PDE™ (Posterior Dynamic Element) modular bracing system.

This modular composite spring system is designed as a “plug and play” spring kit to address dynamic response bracing, unloading, prosthetic partial foot devices and much more. Do you have transfemoral patients who want to be active in sports? Learn all about the redesigned BTK sports knee. It’s been completely revamped – not only does it look totally different, but it’s also now an ambulatory knee that converts into a sports knee. This new hybrid knee is a first for the industry! Now your patients can do it all!

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Stopping and Turning: It’s for Everyone

Hold on! Overview of Socket Suspension Options

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon H (Sheraton Level 3) More than pin vs. vacuum, the nuances of suspension options mean you can have a tailored, personalized choice for a perfect fit. Does your patient have to stock up on socks? We can address that. Do they want to avoid maintenance? Got that covered. Do typical liners not last? We have an answer there, too. Stop by to fill your arsenal!

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon B (Sheraton Level 3) It seems like auditing approaches change monthly, or even weekly. Keep up-to-date with the latest shifts and the best ways to make sure your documentation is complete, efficiently handled, and makes for clean claims.

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Sponsor: Össur Americas Beacon F (Sheraton Level 3) From the manufacturers of Unloader One®, new to the OA Solutions bracing line is an innovative osteoarthritis hip brace. Come see the Unloader Hip and learn about how it can make a difference in improving mobility for your patients. We will also be demonstrating the Rebound® Hip. This is a solution designed to support healing after hip arthroscopy. The low profile & lightweight Rebound® Hip provides gentle controlling forces that facilitate healing while allowing patients to safely perform daily activities.

New Advancements in MPC Ankle/Foot Technology

Sponsor: Freedom Innovations Beacon G (Sheraton Level 3) Explore the new line of products that Freedom Innovations has to offer. Join us to learn about how Freedom’s newest product lines will benefit your patients and your practice.

Less Pain, More Life: a Unique Approach to Osteoarthritis

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon H (Sheraton Level 3) Less pain. More life. A unique approach to osteoarthritis. Knee osteoarthritis presents a unique and growing opportunity for your business. We will discuss the market dynamics, current trends, and an entirely new approach to relieving knee pain by starting at the ankle. We will share patient feedback and physician insights into why this seemingly counterintuitive approach could change your treatment protocol and change your business approach to knee osteoarthritis.

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C-Brace – The Microprocessor KAFO

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon B (Sheraton Level 3) From incomplete spinal injury to post-stroke, aspire orthotic patients to walk normally, safely and live life more fully. The C-Brace and advanced AFO/ KAFO’s will be covered to help you provide leading edge solutions for your patients and referral sources. Device selection process based on patient presentation will be covered; patient models will be available for Q&A.

Fitting the Future: The Benefits of a Real-Time Microprocessor Foot

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Grow your Business with Innovative Technology and Specialty Bracing from Tillges Technologies

Sponsor: Tillges Technologies Beacon D (Sheraton Level 3) Become the specialist in wound care in your area and achieve results that exceed your competition! Learn about the PressureGuardian system from Tillges Technologies, which allows you to measure pressure in orthotic or prosthetic devices quickly and efficiently. Presenters will also discuss the Minnesota Boot, a custom fabricated orthosis for lower extremity wound and deformity management. In addition, you will learn about a variety of specialty braces that will improve revenue flow for your business.

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Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon A (Sheraton Level 3) Not just a hydraulic ankle on a carbon foot, the 4 axis polyaxial design makes this a complete foot solution with real time situation detect. Join us to review and see the foot in action. Truly an integrated approach to motion, this new solution changes the playing field.

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Technology Advancements in Upper Limb Prosthetics

Sponsor: Fillauer Beacon E (Sheraton Level 3) Introducing the ETD2—the newest version of the number one selling water-resistant electric terminal device. New features include a shorter profile (by 1.25 in./ 3 cm); sleek Titanium Grey color, with optional cool water transfer coatings: and replaceable gripping surfaces. Learn how Force Limiting Auto Grasp (FLAG) turns the ProPlus Hand and ETD2 into delicate gripping tools. Hold an ice cream cone, or a child’s hand, without fear of pinching too hard. Get hands-on with the new MC Interface using wireless Bluetooth communication to ProPlus TDs, as well as the ProWrist Rotator. See how the new generation components of components are interchangeable with nearly every TD on the market, including iLimb and bebionic.

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OPIE: Moving Beyond EMR for Existing OPIE or Futura Users— Excelling at Complete Clinical Business Management

Sponsor: OPIE Software Beacon F (Sheraton Level 3) For Current OPIE & Futura Users • Maximizing Your ROI • Paradigm Shift to Revenue Cycle Management • Dashboards: Insights Through Analytics • Operational efficiency through purchasing processes management, fab tracking and reconciliation • Operating from true cost vs. discounting • Payer Services: Translating data into dollars • Business Builders—Expertise beyond consulting • Proactive Referral Source Negotiations – positioning for success

WillowWood One Socket System

Sponsor: WillowWood Beacon G (Sheraton Level 3) This workshop will detail the components of a system developed by WillowWood in response to a Department of Veterans Affairs request to improve the fit, function, and comfort of prosthetic sockets for Veterans with transfemoral amputations. Fabrication and fitting techniques, along with outcomes research and a demonstration, will be provided

OPIE Practice Management Solutions for a More Efficient Office

Sponsor: OPIE Software Beacon H (Sheraton Level 3) Simplify your workflow and take control of your office. Through integrated processes that create complete electronic medical records, your office will work toward better clinical documentation and processes, more accurate claims management and reimbursements, and ultimately improved patient care. OPIE’s goal is to streamline the process of managing your business allowing you to spend more time on what matters, your patients. From enhanced modules managing billing/collections, purchasing/inventory, and an enriched mobile app, to comprehensive reports and business dashboards, OPIE is a comprehensive tool that will help you stay at the forefront of the changes in the healthcare and O&P world.

Clinical Documentation

Sponsor: SPS Beacon B (Sheraton Level 3) What you don’t know CAN hurt you. Learn about Medicare’s Program Integrity Manual (PIM) and how it can help you get paid.

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Orthomerica Introduces the Enhanced SmartSoc™ Video Scanning Capabilities for Both Cranial Remolding Orthoses and Prosthetics Using the Samsung S7 Mobile Phone and the New Measurement and Comparison Utility (MCU) Sponsor: Orthomerica Products Inc. Beacon A (Sheraton Level 3) This presentation will cover the latest enhancements to the Smartsoc™ system, the newest portable scanning technology from Orthomerica. The system converts cellphone 2D videos into 3D models with 99.1% accuracy for precise fabrication. We will give in-depth overviews and demonstrations of the Smartsoc system and the web based eBrace R patient management program that allows users to review the scan before ordering the device via the cellphone. The Measurement Comparison Utility (MCU) allows cranial practitioners to print comprehensive cranial comparison reports, and prosthetic practitioners can evaluate and document volume fluctuations of the residual limb.

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(The following workshops in Tier E run concurrently within this track)

Touch Bionics’ Full and Partial Hand Solutions

Socket-Less Socket: The End of Rigid Sockets

Sponsor: Martin Bionics Innovations Clarendon (Sheraton Level 3) We’ve re-invented sockets from the ground up. No more static socket shape.

No more hard ischial seat. No more loss of suction. Learn how to use this new set of tools to create the most versatile socket on the market. We’ll also discuss how to use the Swing Brim which will allow you to retrofit any existing socket with the flexible brim from the Socket-less Socket as well as other Martin Bionics socket technologies. Find out more at MartinBionics.com or call 844-MBIONIC.

Upper Limb Prosthetic Advances

Sponsor: Steeper USA Berkley (Sheraton Level 3) SteeperUSA a leading manufacturer of upper-limb prosthetic products with more than 90 years’ experience in the O&P industry. The award-winning small bebionic hand is the latest addition to SteeperUSA’s product portfolio.

SteeperUSA offers a comprehensive range of upper-limb prosthetic components, including myoelectric hands, electric and body- powered systems, and the award-winning Skinergy Plus below-knee cosmesis.

Sponsor: Touch Bionics Exeter (Sheraton Level 3) Learn about the latest innovations in upper limb prosthetic technologies. The i-limb™ quantum is the first upper limb prosthesis that can change grips by a simple gesture. This workshop will also cover the i-limb control methods: gesture-control, app control, muscle control, and proximity control. In addition, this workshop will cover all new developments with the full range of Touch Bionics’ products – i-limb quantum, i-limb revolution, i-limb ultra, i-digits, and livingskin™. Attendees will also learn the best practices for conducting patient evaluations, functional testing, and therapy training protocols as well as get introduced to the latest product developments.

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Sponsor: Apex Foot Health Industries / OHI Fairfax B (Sheraton Level 3) Dispensing footwear for your diabetic patients has become an integral part of your practice, but very time consuming. Learn about the different lasts of footwear we offer, not only for your diabetic patients, but for your patients that require footwear to accommodate, FO’s, SCFO’s and AFO’s. We will review various lower extremity pathologies that require orthopedic appliances for proper balance and gait, including PTTD and CMT and how to choose the right brace and footwear for your patients. We will also discuss our new and unique Dynaflange pre fabricated foot orthosis system.

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A Breakthrough in Socket Designs: The Infinite Socket TF and Infinite Socket TT

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Navigating New Pathways: Orthotic Tools for Maximizing Therapeutic Outcomes

Sponsor: LIM Innovations Dalton (Sheraton Level 3) Introducing the Infinite TF and Infinite TT. A blend of proprietary materials and modular components give custom-molded, dynamic socket product line unprecedented versatility for patient and practitioner alike. The four-hour workshop will provide background on LIM Innovations, teach the skills needed to fit the Infinite Socket TF and Infinite Socket TT. If you are interested in attending and receiving more information prior to the workshop, please RSVP to RSVP@LIMInnovations.com.

Footwear- It’s More than Diabetics

Sponsor: Surestep Fairfax A (Sheraton Level 3) The presentation is a multimedia, interactive PowerPoint presentation with photos and video that invokes good open discussion and group interaction.

Several traditional and Surestep sample orthoses are used to demonstrate the contrasts in orthotic theory, concept and treatment modalities.

To determine treatment modalities, we need to understand what is typical vs. atypical. When the normal development is disrupted by tone, weakness, or other abnormalities, we must comprehend the cause and effects to properly implement orthotic intervention. This presentation discusses development from 0-3, 3-6 and 6 plus. We then discuss deficits, functional impairments and specific solutions including innovative Surestep orthoses.

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Innovation—Knees, Materials and Newly Designed O&P Products

Sponsor: ST&G USA Corp.

Gardner B (Sheraton Level 3) Presenting the VGK Prosthetic Knee – offering patented technology known as Vortex Metering System (VMS). VMS offers intuitive control, stumble recovery, stance flexion, variable cadence, variable weight and supports positive knee control when backing up. VMS Technology allows the freedom from batteries/ sensitive electronics and is waterproof—an excellent alternative solution to a MPK. Patients are calling it the perfect rugged “Recreational Knee”.

Learn about innovative materials such as NSP, PARALEX and dynamic casting techniques using C-FORM. Finally here! No WIRES / No Battery. The MECHANICAL MAGLOCK magnetic Suspension System has been completely re-designed to achieve 90lbs of suspension.

Shedding Lite on Spinal

Sponsor: Allard USA Gardner A (Sheraton Level 3) Discover how to make a custom LSO/TLSO in less than an hour with only one patient contact through a combination of lecture and hands-on fabrication.

Learn how to utilize this innovative material to increase referrals and profitability in your clinic. Case studies, patient selection, and outcomes will be presented in this interactive workshop.

Chronic and Acute Stance Control Patient Application Management

Sponsor: Becker Orthopedic Hampton (Sheraton Level 3) The formula for success in the application of a stance control orthosis is tied to a proper assessment of the patient. Chronic and acute patient categories present unique practitioner challenges in the use of the technology. Success has been directly linked to a physical trial with an immediate fit orthosis. In this approach, a practitioner can ascertain if any physical restraints exist from the late effects of a neuromuscular deficit in chronic patients. In acute cases, the practitioner can initiate the task of gait retaining and determine if sufficient muscular strength exists for the patient to initiate over the ground weight bearing. In either category, patients undergo a physical challenge through the use of the trial orthosis and if successful can transition to a custom device. The workshop will cover the unique physical limits of acute and chronic applications, as well as a practicum on the use of the PreStride™ immediate fit stance control orthosis.

Are You Up for the Challenge? The Explosion of Adaptive Sports at Every Skill and Activity Level

Sponsor: Ottobock Jefferson (Sheraton Level 3) Learn about the variety of products, fitting techniques, and the related training and rehab skills. You’ll leave with a great way to differentiate your clinic and keep your patients excited about getting off the couch!

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The Providence Nocturnal Scoliosis System

Sponsor: Spinal Technology Inc. Republic A (Sheraton Level 2) This program identifies a nocturnal option in the clinical treatment of adolescent idiopathic, juvenile, and neuromuscular scoliosis. The presenter will educate the practitioners on how to address the needs of these patients via thorough review of scoliosis principles. The intent is to increase the awareness of the practitioner to this nocturnal style of scoliosis bracing through review of X-ray interpretation, force application effects and over correction, casting techniques and the usage of an innovative pressure-sensitive film, etc.

3:30 – 5:30 PM MWF-1

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It’s 2016! Let CAD-CAM Help You Reach the Full Potential of your O&P Business

Sponsor: TechMed 3D Beacon E (Sheraton Level 3) Learn about the CAD-CAM technology, and how these tools can help you reach the full potential of your O&P clinic. Find out more about the issues related to CAD-CAM, the evolution, the challenges, the opportunities, the innovations, and what you need to consider when integrating this technology to your business.

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Myoelectric Bracing for an Elbow Wrist Hand Orthosis – Introducing the MyoPro Motion G: Myoelectric Flexion/Extension Combined with Grasp/Release

Sponsor: Myomo Beacon F (Sheraton Level 3) Myomo Inc., the leader in upper extremity myoelectric orthoses, is excited to demonstrate the MyoPro Motion G. Presented by Jonathan Naft, CPO, and Samuel Kesner, PhD. • Detail the newest addition to the MyoPro product line – the MyoPro Motion G. This new orthosis will allow appropriately selected patients to have their weakened arm supported while myoelectric joints provide assistive motion for joint function in flexion/extension at the elbow and grasp/release at the hand.

• The existing MyoPro Motion W and MyoPro Classic will be presented for demonstration.

• Patient outcomes, from the Motion W, Classic, and Motion G will be reviewed.

• Clinical objectives will be shared to delineate appropriate indications for each version in the MyoPro product line.

• Research will be shared.

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Dynamic Vacuum—Simple Solutions

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon B (Sheraton Level 3) Integrating innovative design with simplicity, the DVS reduces the movement between the limb and socket associated with limb volume fluctuations. Now, an incredibly small and reliable, low-maintenance option gives you a easy choice while still delivering the volume management and suspension benefits of a vacuum system.

3:00 – 3:30 PM

Sponsor: Cailor Fleming Beacon D (Sheraton Level 3) 89% of health care organizations have experienced data breaches, according to the recently released, 2016 Ponemon Report. Cyber liability is an insurance product used to protect businesses and individual users from Internet-based risks, and more generally from risks relating to information technology infrastructure and activities. Risks of this nature are typically excluded from traditional commercial general liability policies or at least are not specifically defined in traditional insurance products. Learn how to cover your business against this threat.

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Human Resources: Understanding the Essential Elements of a Performance Appraisal (B 1A)

Marketing: Once Upon a Time: The Value of the Patient Story (B 1B)

Rebecca Snell What is a patient story and its value and monetary impact to both the patient and the practice? How do we maximize the narrative to drive our treatment plan and achieve positive outcomes, build justifications that lead to reimbursements and what is the marketing potential of the story? How do we turn every patient’s story into a fairy tale ending?

Get answers to all of these questions and more during this session.

(This program qualifies as an Elective course under the Sales and Marketing Module of the Business Certificate Program.)

Kenevo—Reclaiming a Sense of Security: MPK for Lower Mobility Amputees

Cyber Security and How to Insure Against Hackers

Business Certificate Programming (B 1)

Republic B (Sheraton Level 2) Earn your business certificate in O&P Business Management from AOPA. With over 99 years of service to the O&P profession, AOPA is the natural partner to provide high-quality and relevant business education to the O&P community. By completing four core and four elective courses (and passing the accompanying quizzes) you will earn your certificate in O&P Business Management from AOPA. For more information about the program, please visit bit.ly/businesscertificate.

Pamala Lupo, CO Clarifying the roles of both the employee and management during the performance appraisal will assist in meeting a successful outcome, which include, an employee walking away motivated while increasing revenue. Equally important is management’s understanding of its role and responsibility in that achievement. The performance appraisal is often seen as a monologue instead of a dialogue. It’s time to change the perception of this important event and have both sides walking away understanding their mutual responsibilities in the performance appraisal process. (This program qualifies as an Elective course under the Management Module of the Business Certificate Program.)

Make Fit Happen—Suspension Solutions Utilizing RevoFit and RevoLanyard Solutions Utilizing Boa Technology

Sponsor: Ottobock Beacon A (Sheraton Level 3) Expanding options for less active patients can help bolster or even increase their health and well-being. The benefits you count on from Ottobock MPKs are now in a package specially created for patients whose priority is stability.

Learn about the proven outcomes and how to address billing challenges.

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Sponsor: Click Medical Beacon H (Sheraton Level 3) Learn when and how to use the newest and most innovative lanyard system— RevoLanyard. Learn how to integrate various suspension systems into a RevoFit Adjustable Socket.

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Operations: How to Work with Workers’ Compensation Claims Managers (B 1C)

Steve Anthony, Claims Director Great American Insurance Group Get the inside scoop from a claims director on how best to work with workers’ compensation claims managers to serve your patients best.

From educating the claims manager to filing the actual claim— you’ll learn how to achieve the best results for all parties involved. (This program qualifies as an Elective course under the Operations Module of the Business Certificate Program.)

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Sponsor: LegWorks Beacon G (Sheraton Level 3) The LegWorks AT-Knee is an innovative prosthetic knee with a new design that makes it more stable and more energy efficient than existing mechanical knees. It has a patented stance-phase controller (the Automatic Stance Phase Lock or “ASPL”) and a variable friction controller that allows for variable cadence. The knee is all mechanical, waterproof and weight-rated to 275 lbs.

Currently our customers fit the AT-Knee on patients transitioning from early rehabilitation through the mobility class levels and for use as a waterproof prosthesis. During the workshop, amputees will be fit, have their knees adjusted, and undergo gait training, allowing for a seamless transition for prosthetists in attendance to use the AT-Knee in their clinics.

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Fitting and Gait Training on the LegWorks All-Terrain Knee (AT-Knee) —Everything You Need to Know!

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Thursday Exhibit Hall Happenings 5:45 – 7:15 PM

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Welcome to Boston Reception

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2) Don’t miss the fun opening reception as exhibitors welcome you to the National Assembly “Boston Style.” Enjoy refreshments, peruse the massive exhibit hall and check out our very own “Trail of Freedom” featuring locations significant to the history of the United States. For more fun, participate in the related challenge game on the Mobile app to win great prizes. The Welcome Reception is included in your full conference registration. Guest tickets are available for purchase.

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Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

Show your school pride while networking with your alumni during the National Assembly. School buttons are provided courtesy of AOPA and NCOPE and available at the information desk or NCOPE booth (#1632). Make connections through the mobile App (AOPA365) where each school has their own networking group. Informal events have been confirmed for the schools below. If your school is not on the list contact assembly@aopanet.org to host an Alumni Connection.

Join your colleagues in the “SideBar” Lounge located in the Sheraton Lobby. Wear your school button during your Alumni connection gathering and the first 25 Alumni will receive a beverage complimentary of the host.

• Northwestern Alumni Connection, Hosted by Mark Edwards CP, MHPE, on Thursday, September 8 after the Welcome Reception.

• Eastern Michigan University Alumni Connection, Hosted

by Wendy Beattie, CPO, FAAOP, on Friday, September 9 at at 6:30 PM. • University of Hartford/Newington Alumni Connection, hosted by Matt Parente, CPO, on Saturday, September 10 at 6:00 PM. All Alumni Connection events will be held at the Sheraton’s Sidebar Lounge.

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Open AOPA’s mobile app, AOPA 365, and view the button labeled “Challenge”.

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Lunch in the Exhibit Hall Noon-1 PM

Upper Limb and Orthotic Poster Presentations in the Exhibit Hall Foyer

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Prosthetic Socket 3:30-5:30 PM 2 CE Credits P.75

Modeling Good Behavior 3:30-5 PM 1.5 CE Credits P.74

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Pediatric Lower Extremity 3:30-5 PM 1.5 CE Credits P.74

9th Annual O&P Wine Tasting & Auction Fundraiser Commonwealth (Sheraton Level 3) 6-8 PM, P.79

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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Registration and Information Desk Open (Hynes Level 2)

7:00 – 7:30 AM Breakfast

Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3)

7:30 – 9:45 AM

7:45 – 8:15 AM

8:30 – 9:45 AM

BEST of SHOW

8:35 – 8:50 AM

Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3)

Opening Remarks O&P Patient Care in the Post-LCD Period

Award Winning Thranhardt Lectures (C 1)

9:09 – 9:24 AM

9:26 – 9:41 AM

Development and Implementation of a Clinical Decision Making Algorithm for Aiding Orthotic Prescription for Patients with Neurological Impairments (C 1D)

Lauren White, PT, DPT, PCS Clinical decision-making regarding orthotic recommendations for complex neurological patients can prove to be quite challenging. Our interdisciplinary team has developed an algorithm as a guide to aid in the clinical decision making process for lower extremity orthotic prescription for patients with neurological impairments. This presentation will discuss the process of developing the tool, goals and current outcomes, as well as plans for future use.

Increasing Functional Independence through Prosthetic Rehabilitation (C 1A)

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The Effects of AFO Stiffness and Alignment on Lower Extremity Kinematics in Stroke and Multiple Sclerosis (C 1C)

Beatrice Janka, MPO, CPO During this lecture, the effect of AFO mechanical characteristics on biomechanical variables will be measured and evaluated in the context of biomechanical deficits. Kinematic data shows systematic changes in biomechanical variables when AFO mechanical characteristics are varied. In some cases, the orthotic influence is predictable and appears to be significantly affected by the pattern of biomechanical deficits.

Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3) Hear the four best abstracts submitted for presentation at the “Best of Show” award-winning Thranhardt Lecture Series. Launched by a gift from J.E. Hanger in memory of Howard R. Thranhardt, CP, the series offers an honorarium to the winners. This year’s winning presentations are outlined below. (The following sessions run consecutively within this program.)

Gordon Stevens, CPO, LPO This presentation examines the functional independence of amputees through implementation of a prosthetic rehabilitation program which incorporated a healthcare team and validated testing measures. Once the prosthesis was fit, patients began physical therapy and were typically discharged after six to eight weeks. The project utilized the AMP and the TUG administered at evaluation, delivery, six-week, and six-month follow-up appointments. On average, participants increased from a K2 to a K3 ambulation level as measured by the AMP and were below the fall threshold of a 19 seconds TUG test at completion of the program.

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Kenton Kaufman, PhD, PE Learn about a clinical trial demonstrating that K2 amputees using a MPK (K3 technology) improved their safety and activity, which resulted in increased satisfaction. The reduction in stumbles and falls occurred while the patients engaged in more physical activity. The increase in activity resulted in a greater exposure to fall risk, but that risk was diminished by the advanced technology.

General Session

Keynote Presentation, Senator Bob Kerrey Former Senator Bob Kerrey is known to most Americans as a Vietnam Veteran, Navy Seal, recipient of the Medal of Honor, below-knee amputee or candidate for the 1992 Democratic presidential nomination. Those in the O&P profession know Senator Kerrey best for his relentless advocacy on behalf of O&P care.

Join us as Senator Kerrey discusses O&P Patient Care in the Post-LCD Period, what we have accomplished with the Prosthetic & Orthotic Modernization Act and the legislative environment in the four and a half months since the Policy Forum.

Functional Assessment and Satisfaction in K2 Transfemoral Amputees Receiving MPK Knees—Initial Findings (C 1B)

9:30 AM – 6:30 PM Exhibit Hall Open

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

9:30 – 10:20 AM

Break in Exhibit Hall

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

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EDUCATION FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16 10:00 – 11:00 AM

Make Fit Happen with OrthoFit Lacer Solutions Utilizing Boa Technology (T 1)

Tech Fab Lab – Exhibit Hall D (Hynes Level 2) Pamela Hale, CPO Learn how to fabricate Ankle Gauntlet Lacers utilizing the OrthoFit Lacer Kit from Click Medical powered by Boa Technology. Enhance ankle gauntlet fit and function with user adjustable systems to improve volume management, suspension and ease of donning and doffing.

This hands-on step by step demonstration will teach you how to plan, fabricate and assemble leather/plastic ankle gauntlets.

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10:00 – 11:20 AM

Symposium: Treating “O” more like “P” (C 3)

Room 208 (Hynes Level 2) Wendy Beattie, CPO, FAAOP Curt Bertram, CPO, FAAOP Michael Dailey, CO, MBA Eric Weber, LCPO, FAAOP This symposium will present attendees with a new way of looking at orthotics. We will focus on patient assessment, formulation of the patient specific treatment plan, and patient training to transform the practice of orthotics with the goal of improved patient outcomes.

10:00 – 11:20 AM

Concurrent Education

10:20 – 11:20 AM

Symposium: Role of Patient Self-Management in Improving Quality of Care and Outcomes (C 2)

Room 210 (Hynes Level 2) Scott Cummings, PT, CPO, FAAOP George Gondo, MA Danielle Melton, MD Stephen Wegener, PhD This symposium brings together a group of national experts on limb loss and self-management to present ways prosthetists can meet the challenge of providing patient and family centered care that promotes peer support and self-management to empower patients to take charge of their own recovery. The symposium will have six components: • Hear an overview of self-management principles and skills and the data supporting their efficacy.

• Learn how self-management approaches are integrated into the rehabilitation process.

• Receive a description and demonstration of an online self-management program for persons with limb loss.

• See how prosthetists can utilize the Amputee Coalition peer visitor and patient education resources in their care plan.

• Explore how these self-management approaches can be integrated into comprehensive prosthetic care.

• Participate in a discussion with the panelists on implementation of these self-management approaches.

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Stop by to see what’s new in Orthotics, Prosthetics, Tools, and Equipment.

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Symposium: The Prevalence and Impact of Pain in Upper Limb Amputees (C 4)

Room 207 (Hynes Level 2) Mike Benning Phillip Stevens, MEd, CPO Joyce Tyler, OT, CHT Individuals with upper limb amputations and limb deficiencies experience pain in many forms. These include phantom pains, residual limb pain, and pain associated with overuse syndromes on the sound side.

This course will present available literature on the types of pain experienced by those with upper limb deficiencies along with their relative prevalence and their impact on the function and well-being of affected patients. In addition, an occupational therapist will address therapy treatment modalities used to manage these different types of pain.

This information will be supplemented by the user’s perspective, taken from both personal experience and feedback collected from an online community of individuals with upper limb deficiency.

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Room 209 (Hynes Level 2)

The Future of Pedorthics (P 1A)

Room 209 (Hynes Level 2) Dennis Janisse, CPed Learn from the past, live in the present and plan for the future. The Pedorthic profession and practices are being affected in so many ways at this time, from so many different influences. In this session we will explore using the Pedorthic Scope of Practice to its maximum potential as well as ever-changing diminishing reimbursement models, different practice settings, and educational requirements.

Practicing Pedorthics Across the Border (P 1B)

Room 209 (Hynes Level 2) Katia Langton, DC, CPed Find out what is going on North of the border in Pedorthic practice.

This is an opportunity to compare and contrast practicing as a Canadian Pedorthist and a US Pedorthist in terms of education, payment systems and the future Canadian Pedorthic vision. We will discuss the goal of the Pedorthic Association of Canada; to be the most recognized foot care professionals in Canada by 2020.

Today’s World of O&P (B 2)

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2) Peter Thomas, JD Receive an update from O&P Alliance general counsel, Peter Thomas, JD, on Prior Authorization, Medicare Competitive Bidding, BIPA Section 427 Proposed Rule, OIG Work Plan, LCD and O&P Care Definition in Private Insurance.

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Keynote Presentation—David Gergen The 2016 Election: Issues and Answers

Noon – 1:00 PM

Lunch in the Exhibit Hall

12:30 – 2:00 PM

Make Fit Happen with RevoFit Adjustable Socket Solutions (T 2)

2:00 – 3:15 PM

Concurrent Education

2:00 – 3:15 PM

Symposium: Lower Limb Treatment Options—Views from an Orthopedic and a Vascular Surgeon’s Perspective (C 6)

Room 210 (Hynes Level 2) Michael Dillon, PhD, BPO (Hons) John Femino, MD Luigi Pascarella, MD Donald Shurr, PT, CPO Many orthotists and prosthetists in general practice are referred patients with vascular disease and/or Diabetes, for evaluation and treatment of the lower limb. Knowledge of currently available prosthetic and orthotic components, socket and orthotic designs and technologies, are essential to provide satisfactory outcomes. Additionally, a working knowledge and complete understanding as to how each patient arrived in their present condition could improve our contribution to more successful function. Although referral sources vary, two common groups making referrals are the vascular surgeon and the orthopedic surgeon.

The goals for today’s session include a review of respective clinical practices, drawing from available evidence and empirical clinical experience leading to healed wounds and maximum function. The O&P practitioner will leave with a better understanding of working criteria for making surgical decisions. Growing interest in shared decision making will involve the O&P practitioner. Resources provided by orthotists and prosthetists can help assist the patient with tools to make their individual lower limb decisions.

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

Tech Fab Lab – Exhibit Hall D (Hynes Level 2) Joe Mahon, CP Simon Scoville Learn how to create adjustable laminated sockets for enhanced fit and function. This hands-on step by step demonstration will teach you how to plan, fabricate and assemble adjustable laminated sockets utilizing RevoVersa and RevoDirect kits from Click Medical.

1:00 – 2:00 PM 2:00 – 4:00 PM

Upper Limb and Orthotic Poster Presentations

Exhibit Hall Foyer

About Osseointegrated, Percutaneous Implants for Rehabilitation following Limb Amputation (C 5)

Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3) Horst-H. Aschoff, MD James P. Beck, MD Jason T. Kahle, MSMS, CPO, FAAOP Richard L. McGough, MD Munjed Muderis, MB, ChB, FRACS, FAOrthA Andreas Timmermann, CPO-G Discussants: Jessica Ringel, JD, FDA Legal Counsel, King & Spaulding David A. Boone, BSPO, MPH, PhD Learn the history, indications and technique of osseointegrated, percutaneous implants for rehabilitation following limb amputation from experts from around the world. The “Endo-Exo-Prosthesis” from Lübeck, Germany, for above- and below-knee amputees will be presented as well as the first results from the University of Utah. Additionally, Dr. Muderis will report about the first case of a transhumeral amputee supplied with an osseointegrated device in Australia.

Safety of osseointegration implants (OI) for TFAs will be reported where mild infection and irritation of the soft tissue are the most common manageable side effects, and severe side effects are rare.

The OGAAP-1 accelerated protocol reported in several multi-site studies will be discussed. Significant improvements are achieved while allowing full ambulation at one-third the time of other OI protocols.

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2:00 – 2:09 PM

Psychology and Public Health (C 7)

Room 208 (Hynes Level 2) Total patient care is addressed in this free paper session.

(The following sessions run consecutively within this program.)

Survey on Infectious Disease in Orthotics and Prosthetics: Common Beliefs and Attitudes Among Practitioners (C 7A)

Goeran Fiedler, PhD Ashley Muller, MSPO Standard infection control procedures for all professionals to follow are not uniform in the O&P profession, especially in places like fabrication laboratories and storage rooms, but have potential to better protect both patients and practitioners from unnecessary infection. Preliminary results of a survey study investigating current O&P infection control methods outside of patient examination rooms, assessing respective general knowledge among O&P professionals, and evaluating perception of infection risk in the O&P profession are presented during this session. Future analysis may provide the basis for the development of standard protocols to protect O&P patients and professionals from infectious disease.

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Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3) David Gergen is a Senior Political Analyst for CNN, and Professor of Public Service and Co-Director of the Center for Public Leadership at the Harvard Kennedy School. He formerly served as a presidential adviser during the Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, and Bill Clinton administrations. He is the author of the New York Times bestseller, Eyewitness to Power: The Essence of Leadership, Nixon to Clinton.

Gergen is regarded as an objective political voice because of his service to both Republican and Democratic administrations. Gergen is also the former Editor-at-Large of U.S. News and World Report.

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EDUCATION FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16 2:11 – 2:20 PM

Obesity in Amputees: A Systematic Review Demonstrating an Informational Deficiency (C 7B)

FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16 EDUCATION

2:00 – 3:30 PM

Greta Brecheisen, MSPO Review current research regarding elevated BMI in amputees and discuss how this information can be utilized to improve day-to-day practice.

2:33 – 2:42 PM

2:44 – 2:53 PM

Patient Satisfaction and Client-Centered Feedback Form (C 7C)

Debra Latour, MEd, OTR/L This presentation specifically describes the feedback form and its implementation during the prosthetic fabrication and rehabilitation process. Case studies offer insights to its correlation to scores derived from measures such as the Quick DASH and the SF-36, changes to the prostheses and impact on functional performance of the client.

3:06 – 3:15 PM

2:11 – 2:20 PM

Measuring the Distal Load in Below-Knee Amputees with a Sensorised Socket and a Mobile App: A Case Study (C 8B)

Considerations for Amputation Surgery (C 7D)

System Group Dynamics and Their Effect on Innovation in O&P (C 7E)

Andrea Giovanni Cutti, MEng, PhD Gennero Verni, MEng, CPO Wearable technologies embedded in the prosthesis combined on mobile apps can ease the fitting of sockets for below knee amputees.

This session introduces the first applications of one of these systems called IFORCE by ALPS.

2:22 – 2:31 PM

Treating Pediatric Toe Walking—Is it Idiopathic? (C 7F)

Kenton Kaufman, PhD, PE Benjamin Mundell, PhD This presentation details the medical costs of falls in adults with an above knee amputation.

A Bio-Inspired Algorithm for a Robotic Foot-Ankle Prosthesis Provides Robust Control of Level Walking and Stair Ascent (C 8C)

Zhixiu Han, PhD Kiisa Nishikawa, PhD Intrinsic muscle properties (preflexes) enable muscles to adapt instantaneously to changes in load without requiring sensory feedback.

We developed a “winding filament” hypothesis (WFH) for muscle contraction that accounts for intrinsic muscle properties by incorporating a role for the giant titin protein in active muscle. This lecture will detail the results that demonstrate successful implementation of a robust control algorithm for a robotic foot-ankle prosthesis based on the winding filament hypothesis. By implementing a control algorithm that, like muscle, adapts instantaneously to changes in load, robust control of level walking at variable speed and strain ascent has been achieved with minimal sensing and no change in parameters.

Megan Smith, CO Learn the primary deficits that can lead to a diagnosis of idiopathic toe walking and current treatment options. The presentation will include video and gait data from multiple children diagnosed with ITW who were treated with orthoses.

Direct Medical Costs of Accidental Falls for Adults with Above Knee Amputations (C 7G)

Comparative Performance of a Fiberglass Dynamic Elastic Response Foot (C 8A)

Kenton Kaufman, PhD, PE The comparative functional performance of two types of prosthetic foot designs, carbon fiber vs. fiberglass composite, in individuals with transtibial amputation will be reviewed during this session.

Zach Weber, CP Surgery videos will reintroduce techniques of amputation surgery.

Surgeries including a modified through knee procedure and modified Ertl procedure will be reviewed in this session.

Gerald Stark, MSEM, CPO/L, FAAOP Review a recent survey that was part of a doctoral dissertation that showed significant predictive relationships and correlations between system group dynamics and innovative behavior. You will be presented with suggested methods that can create a more innovative environment to respond to future change in technology and reimbursement.

2:55 – 3:04 PM

2:00 – 2:09 PM

2:33 – 2:42 PM

Evidence-based Recommendations for Trial Fittings of Microprocessor Controlled Hydraulic Prosthetic Knee Joints in Limited Community Ambulators (C 8D)

Andreas Kannenberg, MD, PhD Hear the results of a systematic review of studies on MPK use in above-knee amputees with MFCL-2 mobility. Based on the evidence analyzed, recommendations for patient selection for trials with MP stance and MP stance and swing control knees in this population will be presented.

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2:22 – 2:31 PM

Treating the Lower Limb Amputee (C 8)

Room 207 (Hynes Level 2) Hear the latest research for advancing amputee care during this free paper session. (The following sessions run consecutively within this program.)

EDUCATION FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16 2:44 – 2:53 PM

Biomechanical Analysis to Show Specific Features of the Different Pro-Flex Feet (C 8E)

FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16 EDUCATION

2:00 – 5:00 PM

Gudfinna Halldorsdottir, MSc Learn the results from testing three new prosthetic feet: Pro-Flex, Pro- Flex XC and Pro-Flex LP. This is a prosthetic foot family new to the market. Pro-Flex is an everyday foot, Pro-Flex XC is a high active foot and Pro-Flex LP is a low profile foot. The results show the differences in functionality between these three ESAR feet. For comparison two conventional ESAR feet and one hydraulic foot was tested.

3:06 – 3:15 PM

3:17 – 3:26 PM

Tech Fab Lab – Exhibit Hall D (Hynes Level 2) Dennis Janisse, CPed Jeremy Janisse, CPed, COA Learn what a Subtalar Control Foot Orthoses (SCFO) really is, as well as indications and applications for use in your practice. Many different types of SCFO’s will be reviewed, both custom and pre-made/off the shelf. Learn how to fabricate one common style of SCFO used often in pedorthic and orthotic practices, for care of many ankle, hind-foot and mid-foot problems. Live demonstrations of casting, modifications, drape molding of plastic, identifying trim lines, pattern design, assembly of leather shell, pulling/ molding of leather and final trimming and finishing will be presented.

Biomechanical Analysis to Show the Difference between Two Low Profile Prosthetic Feet (C 8F)

Jeroen Nijman, MSc Amputees with long residual limbs have the advantages of improved socket fit, less torque on the muscles and improved stability compared to shorter residual limbs. Currently low profile feet are the main selection for this user group. The disadvantage of low profile feet is limited space for a flexible lever arm and therefore often considered to be stiff. This presentation highlights the results of comparative testing between a stiffer low profile foot and a more flexible low profile foot.

Characterizing the Stiffness of Running-Specific Prostheses (C 8G)

Owen Beck Despite the potential importance of running-specific prosthetic stiffness on athletic performance, manufacturers report stiffness using arbitrary categories rather than actual stiffness values. Therefore, we will discuss a way to characterize the mechanical stiffness values of running-specific prostheses. Measuring running specific prosthetic stiffness at 0° overestimates stiffness compared to using angles that occur during running and when athletes with leg amputations change prosthetic models, sagittal plane alignment, and/or height, the stiffness profiles also change; therefore variations in comfort, performance, etc. may be indirectly due to altered stiffness.

3:15 – 3:30 PM

Break in Exhibit Hall

2:00 – 5:15 PM

Business Solutions for Today’s O&P Executive (B 3)

2:00 – 2:45 PM

2:50 -3:25 PM

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2) Room 200 (Hynes Level 2) (The following sessions run consecutively within this program.)

This Isn’t Your Father’s O&P (B 3A)

Russell Hornfisher, MBA, MSOD Providing O&P services in today’s medical economy requires a different array of practitioner skills than were needed just 10 years ago.

RAC Audits, improved treatment of diabetic patients, more surgical options to reduce amputations, as well as a variety of other changes in healthcare have changed the use of O&P products and services. To be an O&P health care provider in today’s market place different skills are needed than we used in the past. This program will look at some of the options to consider in today’s environment.

5 Steps to Audit Success (B 3B)

Dale Berry, CP, LP, FAAOP An appeal can be a confusing, daunting and challenging procedure for anyone not prepared, familiar or engaged in the array of pathways and practices involved with the audit process. This presentation will provide detailed insights on the 5 key steps to optimize efficiency and success in navigating the audit and appeal process.

The Biomechanical Need of the Proximal Brim in Transfermoral Sockets for Optimized Force Transmission in Prosthetic Gait (C 8H)

Malte Bellmann, Dipl.-Ing Review a novel study design that has been developed to objectify force transmission principles in three types of transfemoral sockets (CAT-CAM, MAS, subischial socket). First results suggest that the general force transmission does not differ significantly between ischium/ ramus containment sockets (MAS and CAT-CAM) during walking in different gait situations. However, with the subischial socket that does not contact the pelvis, significant differences can be identified compared to ischium/ramus containment sockets.

3:30 – 4:10 PM

Cyber Liability—#1 Coverage Not on O&P Facility Owner’s Radar (B 3C)

Don Foley, Cailor Fleming Insurance Company Health care companies are the #1 industry in America being attacked by hackers. We will discuss cyber risks which include: Identity theft as a result of security breaches where sensitive information is stolen by a hacker or inadvertently disclosed, including such data elements as Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, employee identification numbers, drivers’ license numbers, birth dates and PIN numbers. Perils Prosthetic

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EDUCATION FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16 include business interruption from a hacker shutting down a network, damage to the firm’s reputation and the costs associated with damage to data records caused by a hacker. Theft of valuable digital assets, including customer lists, business trade secrets and other similar electronic business assets will be addressed, as well as introduction of malware, worms and other malicious computer code. Coverage will include human error leading to inadvertent disclosure of sensitive information, such as an email from an employee to unintended recipients containing sensitive business information or personal identifying information, as well as the cost of credit monitoring services for people impacted by a security breach, and lawsuits alleging trademark or copyright infringement.

3:30 – 5:00 PM

3:30 – 5:00 PM

3:41 – 3:50 PM

Socket Displacement Under Load with the Unity Elevated Vacuum System (C 11B)

Hossein Gholizadeh, PhD Currently, research is lacking on how the Unity elevated vacuum system controls pistoning within the socket, with different socket materials. This information is important to guide prosthetic prescriptions and to characterize this technology within the current scope of prosthetic suspension systems. Therefore, mechanical testing was conducted to provide quantitative evidence to guide clinical practice.

3:52 – 4:01 PM

Change in Pressure Distribution Within an Adjustable Socket System (C 11C)

Garrett Hurley, CPO In prosthetic sockets, the appropriate pressure distribution is paramount, and is integral for biomechanical control, containment, comfort, and maintaining skin integrity. Pressure distribution is dependent on how the socket is configured or shaped and the materials that comprise the socket. In this presentation, we will investigate how the pressure distribution within a dynamic socket is affected by shape change.

Modeling Good Behavior. How You Can Help Create a Model System of Interdisciplinary Amputee Care (C 10)

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Influence of Soft Tissue Stiffness on Socket Interface Movement (C 11A)

Matthew Wernke, PhD Previous work has shown a microprocessor elevated vacuum system can detect movement of the residual limb inside a socket. Further, this data corresponds to the quality of the socket fit and suspension. This session explores the influence of soft tissue stiffness on this movement data.

Pediatric Lower Extremity Orthotic Symposium (C 9)

Room 208 (Hynes Level 2) David Crandell, MD George Gondo, MA Jon Holmes, PT, CP Danielle Melton, MD Kristen Vito, DPT A team approach to amputee rehabilitation has long been viewed as the best way to optimize patient outcomes. In today’s difficult reimbursement environment, working effectively with other healthcare providers has become an essential part of providing prosthetic care.

This symposium will feature panelists from two different rehabilitation hospitals—Spaulding Rehabilitation (Charlestown, MA) and TIRR Memorial Hermann (Houston, TX)—and prosthetists who regularly work with the rehabilitation team. This panel will discuss how prosthetists can play a role in developing comprehensive rehabilitation programs for their patients with limb loss, how prosthetists can work effectively with physiatrists and other members of the rehabilitation team and will help attendees identify solutions to documentation issues for insurance reimbursement.

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3:30 – 3:39 PM

Concurrent Education Room 210 (Hynes Level 2) Curt Bertram, CPO, FAAOP Thomas V. DiBello, CO, LO, FAAOP Learn current treatment concepts for lower extremity management in pediatric patients.

Prosthetic Socket Technology—The Foundation of Amputee Care (C 11)

Room 207 (Hynes Level 2) Learn the latest in prosthetic socket technology during this free paper session. (The following sessions run consecutively within this program.)

The Top 5 Things to Know About Your Business to Survive and Succeed (B 3D)

Mark Ford Elizabeth Ginzel, MHA, CPO Michael Oros, CPO, FAAOP Jim Weber, MBA Hear from a seasoned panel of financial experts that will discuss the top five things you must know about your O&P business to survive and succeed. Current and historical operating performance data will also be used to illuminate trends taking place in our industry.

3:30 – 5:00 PM

3:30 – 5:30 PM

4:03 – 4:12 PM

Case Study: Comparative Effectiveness of an Adjustable Transfemoral Prosthetic Interface Accommodating Volume Fluctuation (C 11D)

Andrew Pedtke, MD The socket-limb interface is vital for functionality and provides stability and mobility for the amputee. Minimum volume fluctuations that have been reported to occur commonly among amputees during the acute and intermediate stage of rehabilitation were simulated. In this session we will discuss the results which demonstrate a need for a well designed clinical trial using outcome measures comparing the efficacy of an adjustable prosthetic socket interface to the standard of care.

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An Alternative Method for Fabricating Transtibial Sockets Through the Use of Socket Cones (C 11E)

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5:09 – 5:18 PM

Girma Bireda Assena Learn about a new technology, direct socket cone method, which allows a trans-tibia prosthetic socket to be manufactured directly onto the stump. Direct socket cone does not require high skills for fabrication.

4:25 – 4:34 PM

Development and Application of a 3D Thermographic Imaging System to Improve Socket Fitting in Below-Knee Amputees (C 11F)

4:36 – 4:45 PM

4:47 – 4:56 PM

Volume Management with a Twist (C 11G)

Pamela Hale, CPO Joe Mahon, CP This session will demonstrate how to enhance fit and function of prosthetic sockets by utilizing a user adjustable mechanical closure system to accommodate volume fluctuations. A patient adjustable socket is of value to patients and prosthetists in order to provide immediate accurate socket fit and maximal functional control of the prosthesis.

Functional and Biomechanical Differences Between WeightActivated Brake (WAB) and Automatic Stance-Phase Lock (ASPL) Prosthetic Knee Joint Mechanisms (C 11H)

Stefania Fatone, PhD, BPO (Hons) This presentation describes the development of the Northwestern University Flexible Sub-Ischial Vacuum (NU-FlexSIV) Socket for persons with transfemoral amputation.

4:00 – 5:15 PM

4:00 – 4:10 PM

Biomechanical Investigation of Currently Available Microprocessor Controlled Prosthetic Feet (C 11I)

Bjoern Altenburg, CPO We will discuss a study that determined the functional gain of microprocessor controlled feet. Clear benefits from MPF over conventional feet will be identified. Comparing the MPF to each other, clear benefits from real-time control/adaption over incremental adaptation will be presented.

Simultaneous 2-Degree-of-Freedom Pattern Recognition Control for Upper Limb Prostheses (C 12A)

Nathan Brantly Blair Lock Recent clinical evaluations of pattern recognition systems have been positive, with greater than 80% of patients showing positive outcomes.

In this preliminary work, we will show that it is feasible to extend the benefit of pattern recognition to include simultaneous movements.

4:12 – 4:22 PM

Jan Andrysek, BSc, MASc, PhD, PEng This session will review a clinical study involving ten individuals that examined the biomechanical and functional differences between weight-activated braking (WAB) and automatic stance-phase lock (ASPL) prosthetic knee joints. With the ASPL knees, the participants walked with lower energy expenditure and exhibited fewer gait deviations particularly at the pelvis, compared to WAB knees.

4:58 – 5:07 PM

Upper-Limb Prosthetics—A Treatment Specialty (C 12)

Room 209 (Hynes Level 2) If you specialize in upper-limb prosthetics, you won’t want to miss this free paper session highlighting pattern recognition systems, overuse research results, creative solutions, measurement tools and bilateral fitting techniques. (The following sessions run consecutively within this program.)

Overuse Injuries and Priority Goals: Focus on Partial Hand (C 12B)

Lynsay Whelan, MS, OTR/L Hear the results of a research study investigating overuse injury in individuals with upper limb loss including the most sensitive tools for evaluating overuse. Participants were also asked to identify tasks that were difficult to perform and important to them, the results of this data will be discussed.

4:24 – 4:34 PM

Cutaneous Anchor Technology and Creative Solutions to Complex Problems (C 12C)

Debra Latour, MEd, OTR/L Many of the individuals with whom we work have unique, complex problems that require critical and creative thought. During this presentation, we will offer simple solutions which will overcome these more complex challenges.

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Angelo Cappello, MEng, PhD Andrea Giovanni Cutti, MEng, PhD Socket design is essential and challenging. This presentation introduces a simple and accurate 3D thermographic image system that can be a breakthrough in socket optimization.

Development of the Northwestern University Flexible SubIschial Vacuum (NU-FlexSIV) Socket for Persons with Transfemoral Amputation (C 11J)

EDUCATION FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16 4:36 – 4:46 PM

Novel Tool for Measuring Compensatory Shoulder Movements in Upper Limb Amputees with Myoelectric Prosthetics (C 12D)

Rahul Kaliki, PhD Patients with upper extremity prosthetics often rely on compensatory movements to complete complex tasks involving movement at multiple joints. We quantified these compensatory movements and present a novel tool for the evaluation of prosthetic functionality, with implications for individualized training protocols during this lecture.

Impact of Bilateral Upper Limb Prosthesis Simulators in Pre-Prosthetic Training: A Case Study (C 12E)

Debra Latour, MEd, OTR/L The VC/VO prosthesis simulator was used during the pre-prosthetic delivery phase of intervention to address skills, drills of grasp and release in diverse planes, functional splinter skills and bi-manual functional tasks; accompanied by work with the mirror box to occlude vision and address position in space, surface/ object feature identification and object identification. This presentation will conclude whether such emphasis may help to improve functional outcomes and consumer satisfaction with the definitive prosthesis, impact user acceptance and minimize rejection of the prosthesis.

5:00 – 5:10 PM

6:00 – 8:00 PM

Wine Tasting & Auction

Commonwealth (Sheraton Level 3) Everyone knows that the Wine Tasting and Auction is an important component in supporting AOPA’s government relation programs and the legislative activities of the profession. The Wine Tasting and Auction is a fun event for everyone! Some things you may not know: • Even though the registration is $150 you receive a $100 credit towards your first winning bid.

• There is much, much more to bid on than just wine—last year’s event included jewelry, Tiffany Crystal, cigars, a vacation, bourbon and more.

• You will have a chance to sample wines from various wineries as well as partake from an open bar.

• Enjoy the camaraderie as members from all aspects of the profession unite for an important cause.

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Credit towards your first winning bid!

Erik Andres, CPO Birgit Bischof, PT This session will review a bilateral TMR surgery after shoulder disarticulation with subsequent fitting and holistic rehabilitation that was performed successfully in Europe. After a few months of intense rehabilitation, training and orthopedic support by an interdisciplinary team from Ottobock in Germany, the TMR user was satisfied and able to control his prosthetic arms via five independent electrode sites each, bilaterally and simultaneously in everyday life, and went back to his home country, Libya.

5:00 – 6:30 PM

“Friday Night Lights” Exhibitor Sponsored Happy Hour

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Friday Exhibit Hall Happenings

FRIDAY 9 | 9 | 16 EXHIBIT HALL

5:00 – 6:30 PM

9:30 AM – 6:30 PM Exhibit Hall Open

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

9:45 – 10:15 AM

Tech Fab Contest

Exhibit Hall Booth 1611 (Hynes Level 2)

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2) What better way of wrapping up a full day of learning than spending some time in the exhibit hall, enjoying refreshments and networking with your colleagues and exhibitors. This year’s Happy Hour is based on the theme, Friday Night Lights—so be sure to wear your favorite sports attire. The Happy Hour is hosted by exhibitors. The Happy Hour reception is included in your full conference registration.

Participants as of 8/19/16:

10:50 – 11:20 AM

Pro-Flex Feet from Össur (PPT)

11:30 AM – Noon

medi USA: New Approaches to Carbon Foot Design (PPT)

Noon – 1:00 PM

Lunch in the Exhibit Hall

Noon – 2:00 PM

Tech Fab Contest

12:10 – 12:40 PM

Sponsor: Freedom Innovations

Freedom’s New Innovative Solutions (PPT)

5:30 – 6:00 PM

12:50 – 1:20 PM

Socket-Less Socket: Fabric-based Transfemoral Socket Technology (PPT)

Sponsor: Ottobock

Sponsor: Össur Americas

Sponsor: medi USA

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ALPS South.................. 1405 AOPA............................... 1615 Becker Orthopedic.......1417 College Park..................606 Comfort Products.........426 Fillauer........................... 1505 MD Orthopaedics...........116 Össur Americas.............206 Ottobock.........................306 RUSH Foot.................... 1022 SPS................................. 1006 Vorum.............................. 726

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“Friday Night Lights” Exhibitor Sponsored Happy Hour

Delivering the Security of an MPK to Those Who Need It Most (PPT)

Sponsor: Martin Bionics Innovations

1:00 – 2:00 PM

Upper Limb and Orthotic Poster Presentations

Exhibit Hall Foyer

1:30 – 2:00 PM

Treating the Adult Scoliosis Patient (PPT)

2:10 – 2:40 PM

Alpha Duo Liner (PPT)

2:50 – 3:20 PM

New DVS – Dynamic Vacuum , Simple Solutions, Advanced Fittings (PPT)

Sponsor: Aspen Medical Products

Sponsor: WillowWood

Sponsor: Ottobock

3:30 – 4:00 PM

Freedom Innovations Kinnex MPC Solutions (PPT)

4:10 – 4:40 PM

Custom Manufacturing from Össur (PPT)

4:50 – 5:20 PM

Accept the Challenge – Ottobock’s New Fitness Line of Prosthetic Products (PPT)

Special Poster Presentation 1:00 – 2:00 PM

Special Poster Exhibit by American Society of Biomechanics

Exhibit Hall Foyer Don’t miss a special exhibit of peer-reviewed scientific posters from the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB) Annual Meeting. The ASB has a rigorous process to review scientific papers, consisting of a review committee comprised of over 70 scientists. O&P Practitioners will be able to discover the scope of orthotic and prosthetic research being conducted at university laboratories and medical schools throughout the country. We hope that you can make time to enjoy this special exhibit.

Sponsor: Freedom Innovations

Sponsor: Össur Americas

Sponsor: Ottobock

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Upper-Limb and Orthotic Poster Presentations 1:00 – 2:00 PM

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Advantages of External Power Multi-grip Options for the Partial Hand Gerald Stark, MSEM, CPO/L, FAAOP This poster describes the clinical population and special needs of transcarpal prosthetics and the limitation of current available designs. The importance of grip strength, speed, and opposition/lateral grip for partial hand patients will be shown.

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Combined Utilization of Fabric Prosthetic Socket Design and Pattern Recognition Control in Shoulder Disarticulation Prostheses Laura Katzenberger, CP, LP Pattern recognition has proved a viable control strategy for myoelectric prostheses. New fabric shoulder socket technology has allowed for a shoulder disarticulation prosthetic socket that is compliant, lightweight, breathable and comfortable. A case study is presented demonstrating how using these two new technologies together on a patient with a shoulder disarticulation, brachial plexus injury, and TBI produced an outcome that would not have been possible with traditional socket design and two site myoelectric control.

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Design and Development of New Electric Hook – Type Terminal Device Scott Hosie, CPO Externally powered upper extremity components such as the ETD and Greifer have proven themselves as valuable tools for individuals with upper limb loss.

The next generation Electric Terminal Device improves upon those previous designs for a more functional and versatile device.

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Handsmart Group—Development of an International Expert Group for Sharing Resources of Upper Limb Absence Worldwide Birgit Bischof, PT In February 2016 an international consortium of expert clinicians from US, Canada, Israel, Sweden, Germany and Austria met in Berlin, Germany and established an independent non-profit group for sharing resources of upper limb absence worldwide, called the “handsmart group”. Learn how clinicians worldwide will be engaged and supported by creating and updating an open access, easily understandable consensus resource based on evidence in an attempt to provide the most holistic rehabilitation approach for every person with upper limb loss or upper limb difference, now and in the future.

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Impact of Upper Limb Prosthesis Simulators in Prosthetic Rehabilitation Debra Latour, Med, OTR/L It appears that the concept of utilizing simulators is underutilized. The body-powered prosthesis simulator described accesses both voluntary-opening and voluntary-closing terminal devices. Learn how a prosthesis simulator can be used in multiple stages of prosthetic training.

Improved User Training Concept for Pattern Recognition Controlled Upper Limb Prostheses Martin Wehrle, Dipl.-Ing Pattern recognition control represents a paradigm shift and fundamental change to how hand prostheses are controlled by the operator. Review a training app for phones and tablets which supports users in getting the best rehabilitation result for dexterous control through reinforcement learning and biofeedback.

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Lower Extremity Orthotics Algorithm is an Effective Tool for Clinical Decision Making for a Patient with Neurological Impairments Jennifer Boyle, PT, DPT Our team has developed an algorithm as a guideline to aid in the clinical decision making process for lower extremity orthotics prescription for patients with neurological impairments. This poster compares orthotics prescription by an expert clinician to the use of a novel lower extremity orthotic algorithm for a patient with history of Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis.

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Report on a User’s Experiences with an Upper Extremity Myoelectric Custom Orthosis to Remediate Upper Limb Paresis following a Brachial Plexus Injury David Coleman, CPO Samuel Kesner, PhD This case study presents a user’s experiences with an upper extremity myoelectric custom orthosis to remediate upper limb paresis following a brachial plexus injury. Through training, therapy, and regular use of the powered orthosis, the user was able to regain full active range of motion and the ability to perform light activities with his impaired upper limb.

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O&P CARE IS A SAVER, NOT AN EXPENSE TO INSURERS!

Yoga: An Integrative Patient Care Plan for Amputee Rehabilitation Marsha Danzig, MEd Yoga has made a significant positive impact on the healthcare industry, decreasing costs and increasing better patient outcomes. Become a pioneer in your field by learning how to integrate yoga into your amputee patient care plan.

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Learn how much Medicare has saved this year by providing O&P care

Visit MobilitySaves.org Follow us on social media!

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9:15 – 9:35 AM

7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Registration and Information Desk Open (Hynes Level 2)

7:00 – 7:30 AM Breakfast

Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3)

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Membership Meeting and Awards Ceremony

Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3) The Annual AOPA Membership meeting and Awards Program is the perfect time to receive an update on what’s happening with your organization and profession. Receive an update from the AOPA Treasurer and learn what accomplishments your membership organization has made over the past year. An awards program will follow –join us to honor the following: • Lifetime Achievement Award Winner • Legislative Advocacy Award Winner • The Otto and Lucille Becker Orthotic Award • Edwin and Kathryn Arbogast Prosthetic Award • Introduction of AOPA Leadership • Hear electronic voting election results and bylaw changes

9:40 – 10:00 AM

Documentation Changes That Work! Proof that Better Documentation Leads to Overturn of Denials (B 4C)

Molly McCoy, L/CPO Practitioners will learn techniques for improving clinical data collection and note writing. Based upon significant case review and real case examples, this presentation will cover proven documentation changes which can increase appeals success below the ALJ level.

Award Winning Hamontree Lectures (B 4)

Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3) The Sam E. Hamontree, CP(E) Business Education Award was created to recognize the best business paper submitted for presentation at the AOPA National Assembly. This award is envisioned as a counterpart to the Thranhardt Award given each year to the best clinical abstract(s). The audience will be invited to cast their vote for the award winner. The winner will be announced at the Sunday morning General Session. (The following presentations run consecutively within this program.)

Find a Friend: Bringing New Technology to O&P (B 4A)

Eric Burns, CO Our industry is currently experiencing a technological revolution—from 3D printing, Microprocessor control devices, Exoskeletal systems, wearable devices, to monitoring devices that will change our field in just a few years. These technologies will have a huge impact on our patients lives. Many of these advances are happening outside of orthotics and prosthetics. In this session, we will discuss the need to develop new relationships outside of O&P to ensure these technologies become a part of our patients lives and these emerging technologies are a part of orthotic and prosthetic practices.

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Developing a Business Model (B 4B)

Chris Field, MBA Many companies operate under a “silo” model of organization and management. Organizational charts list people/positions at the top of the chart and their responsibilities follow a downward listing. Hopefully, what actually transpires during the day-to-day of the real world will fall neatly under one of the designated silos. But what if it doesn’t and more importantly, would you know if something critical to the health of your business was being neglected? This lecture will discuss creating a Process Model specifically for your business, allowing an owner or stakeholder to verify that all aspects of their business are examined. Nothing will fall through the cracks or be neglected as a result of everyone thinking it was someone else’s responsibility. You will identify areas you simply took for granted, areas that you will realize need far more attention and areas that if not soon addressed and cared for may lead to the untimely demise of your entire business.

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Outcomes of Partial Foot Amputation Can Inform Difficult Decisions About Amputation Surgery Using a Shared Decision-Making Approach (C 13)

Room 208 (Hynes Level 2) Michael Dillon, PhD, BPO (Hons) Stefania Fatone, PhD, BPO (Hons) Tammy Hoffmann, PhD, BOccThy (Hons) In this symposium, learn what shared decision-making is and why it is an effective way to make decisions about treatment. The team will share some of the key outcomes of dysvascular partial foot amputation and how this evidence has been used in the design of decision aids and conversation guides that help patients and doctors share in the process of informed decision making.

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Gary Bedard, CO, FAAOP Review considerations for designing a vacuum thermoforming system for the O&P lab.

10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Expo Day—Exhibit Hall

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10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open

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Noon – 1:00 PM

Scoliosis Symposium: Current Practices and Controversies (C 14)

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2) Thomas Colburn, CO, CPed, FAAOP Thomas Gavin, CO, LO Miguel Gomez, MD, LO Ralph Hooper, Jr., CPO Keith Smith, CO, LO, FAAOP Presentations will include state of the art practices from different perspectives and controversies surrounding them. Each speaker will show positives, what we may do better and how we can continue to move forward in the 21st century.

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Mayoral Fundraiser for Thomas H. Watson, CP

Room 209 (Hynes Level 2) Support your colleague Tom Watson, CP, during a mayoral fundraiser in support of his many contributions to the field of O&P through advocacy, patient care, mentoring, and friendship.

Congressional Fundraiser for Tammy Duckworth (D-IL)

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Scoliosis Lunch and Learn: Current Practices and Controversies (C 15)*

Room 209 (Hynes Level 2) Join us for a fundraiser to tribute an amputee public servant in recognition of contributions to awareness and support of Orthotics and Prosthetics.

Unique Properties and Techniques for Flexible Sockets (T 5A)

Steve Hill, BOCO This engaging presentation will discuss many of the emerging technologies happening at a lightning pace around the world. While this presentation focuses on the technologies specific to Orthotics and Prosthetics, an overview of many other new technologies will be discussed to find ways to employ them for the benefit of our practice and our patients. Topics such as stem cell research, 3D printing, amorphous metals, bioplastic, nanomaterials, body implants, and more will be discussed. The participants will see some video demonstrations of new equipment showing how to use them productively in their own lab. Aside from having their minds blown, the participants will leave with an understanding of some practical applications of the newer and emerging technologies.

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1:15 – 1:45 PM

Tech Fab Lab – Exhibit Hall D (Hynes Level 2)

Nicolas Vogel, CP Learn the unique properties of an EVA material that is the result of a special additive. Differences from standard EVA materials used for flexible inner sockets will be covered during the program, as well as proper usage and fabrication tips for optimal outcomes.

Designing a Vacuum Thermoforming System for the O&P Lab (T 6)

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SATURDAY 9 | 10 | 16 EDUCATION

Room 207 (Hynes Level 2) Thomas Colburn, CO, FAAOP Thomas Gavin, CO, LO Miguel Gomez, MD, LO Ralph Hooper, Jr., CPO Keith Smith, CO, LO, FAAOP Join your colleagues for lunch and a spontaneous panel discussion to address questions from the audience and each other. Reserve your seat today as this session has limited seating. Extensive time will be dedicated to participant discussions. *Tickets are $50

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Boston Strong Grand Rounds (C 16A-B)

2:00 – 3:15 PM

Concurrent Education

2:00 – 3:15 PM

Clinical Practice Guidelines for Orthotics and Prosthetics (C 17)

Room 302/304 (Hynes Level 3) Part 1 Heather Abbott Adrianne Haslet-Davis Part 2 Eric M. Bluman, MD, PhD Dara Casparian, DPT, PT Beth Cornforth, PT, DPT, NCS David Crandell, MD Thomas V. DiBello, CO, LO, FAAOP Brian Heckathorn, CP Jeffrey Kalish, MD Peter S. Kim, MD James Krupa, CO Art Molnar, CPO

Room 210 (Hynes Level 2) Deanna Fish, MS, CPO Phillip Stevens, MEd, CPO Clinical Practice Guidelines have become increasingly important in today’s healthcare environment. Derived from systematic review and meta-analysis of scientific evidence and further informed, when needed, by clinical expertise and consensus, these statements can help define and guide evidence-based healthcare. They are intended to help avoid inefficiencies and optimize the utilization of healthcare dollars. In recent years, Clinical Practice Guidelines have been developed for cranial remolding orthoses, the prescription of microprocessor knees, postoperative management of individuals with transtibial amputation and the selection of prosthetic foot and ankle mechanisms. The development process, competing guideline models and outcomes to date will be described in this session.

Grand rounds are an important teaching tool and ritual of medical education and patient care. In our Grand Round program today we are pleased to present this multidisciplinary forum where we can all review actual case studies and learn from the surgeons, prosthetists and physical therapists who cared for the amputee survivors of the Boston Marathon bombing.

We are pleased to kick off this program by celebrating the successes of two of the survivors. This tragic event touched orthotics and prosthetics in a very unique way, possibly in a way never before seen in our profession as many of the injuries that day resulted in limb loss and our practitioners became an integral part of assisting the brave survivors as they faced a life changing event. Our colleagues in the Boston area were on the forefront of the management of these survivors. It is important as we return to Boston, the birthplace of the American Revolution, that we look back, and mourn those who perished and learn from those who survived.

Strategies for Effective Implementation of Outcomes in the O&P Clinic (C 18)

Room 208 (Hynes Level 2) Jared Howell, MS, CPO/L, FAAOP Brian Kaluf, CP Joshua Lyman, MS Lorin Merkley, CP Cara Negri, BSME, CPO Shane Wurdeman, PhD, CP, FAAOP Outcomes, outcomes, outcomes. We get it, everyone is discussing how important it is to do outcomes. Yet, is your practice effectively collecting outcomes? Could your practice be collecting outcomes in a more efficient manner with less disturbance to the flow of your office? What are the various instruments available? By the end of 2016, CMS has stated that 85% of all Medicare payments will have a value based measure tied to them. This symposium will present findings and results from the use of various methods currently being developed and utilized within clinics to allow Prosthetists and Orthotists to collect these outcome measures without breaking up the flow of the office.

By the end of the symposium the audience will have various ideas and methods to take back to their own practice to begin to effectively implement outcome measures without impacting productivity.

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2:00 – 3:15 PM

EDUCATION SATURDAY 9 | 10 | 16 2:00 – 3:15 PM

DME CERT Outreach and Education Task Force: Process and Errors (B 5)

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2) Patty Mulcahy, Jurisdiction A Stacie McMichel, Jurisdiction B Nina Gregory, Jurisdiction B Michael Hanna, Jurisdiction C Michelle Wullstein, Jurisdiction D The DME CERT Outreach and Education Task Force will provide an overview of the CERT process followed by an outline of the most prevalent errors within O&P criteria. The panel will then parallel those errors with Medicare’s requirements. There will be time for questions from the audience at the conclusion of the presentation.

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Treatment Options in Lower Limb Orthotics (C 19)

Room 210 (Hynes Level 2) Join us for an interesting free paper session featuring treatment options in lower limb orthotics. (The following sessions run consecutively within this program.)

Bracing for Hip Osteoarthritis (C 19A)

Marjorie Albohm, MS, ATC Review results of biomechanical and clinical trials on a new garment for patients with hip osteoarthritis. The garment was shown to alter the position and forces through the hip during stance. Furthermore, a placebo controlled RCT demonstrated improvements in daily activities.

Clinical Effects of an Innovative Spinal Orthosis on Low Back Pain and Pain-free Walking Distance (C 19B)

Ingo Rembitzki A clinical survey of 31 patients was conducted with an innovative spinal orthosis before and after four weeks of use. Pain and painfree walking distance (PFWD) were assessed and first results will be detailed in this session.

3:54 – 4:04 PM

Comparison of the C-Brace Orthosis to Conventional KAFOs: Metabolic Energy Consumption and Safety as Significant Parameters that Define Patient Benefits (C 19C)

Thomas Schmalz, PhD Learn how the use of a microprocessor-controlled orthotic system (C-Brace) may reduce the metabolic energy consumption and significantly increase the safety compared to conventional KAFO principles.

DME MAC Medicare Update Session (B 6)

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2) Patty Mulcahy, Jurisdiction A Stacie McMichel, Jurisdiction B Nina Gregory, Jurisdiction B Michael Hanna, Jurisdiction C Michelle Wullstein, Jurisdiction D Join DME MAC Provider Outreach and Education representatives as they discuss recent changes and updates in DMEPOS Medicare.

There will be time for questions from the audience at the conclusion of the presentation.

Concurrent Education

4:06 – 4:16 PM

4:18 – 4:28 PM

Intelligent Orthotic Knee with Variable Resistance (C 19D)

Edward Lemaire, PhD An intelligent, hydraulic, orthotic knee joint was developed that controls knee flexion during walking and stair descent. With one lateral control joint and a single axis joint medially, on a KAFO, this modular low profile design fits beneath clothing and the microprocessor-controlled variable resistance will allow people to safely negotiate different terrain types.

A New Approach to Orthotic Treatment of Knee Osteoarthritis Using an Ankle-Foot Orthosis (C 19E)

Andreas Kannenberg, MD, PhD Review a novel AFO to treat uni-compartmental knee osteoarthritis as an alternative to knee offloaders. Biomechanical and first clinical studies have shown that the compartmental offloading and pain reduction is comparable to that of knee offloaders, but the AFO may have a potential to improve longterm patient adherence.

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Relasting a Shoe for Severe Foot Deformities (T 7/P 4)

Tech Fab Lab – Exhibit Hall D (Hynes Level 2) Dennis Janisse, CPed Jeremy Janisse, CPed, COA Shoe Modifications are a very important part of Pedorthic management of the foot. Learn and recognize the many foot problems and deformities that relasting can be used for, including a possible alternative to custom shoes. Relasting can be accomplished easily, in a cosmetically acceptable way, and in a short period of time. This program will include 1) Identifying what part of the shoe needs to be enlarged/changed; 2) How to cut the shoe sole and insole; 3) Provide the filler/spacer effectively to maintain the new shape; and 4) Finish with a new sole providing a much needed fitted shoe.

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Using the AFO-FC as Therapeutic Treatment for Patients Diagnosed with Equinus Deformity (EQD) (C 19F)

SATURDAY 9 | 10 | 16 EDUCATION

3:54 – 4:04 PM

Curt Bertram, CPO, FAAOP For years, pediatric patients diagnosed with equinus deformity have been managed with standards of practice and beliefs that are now being challenged by new paradigms and research.

4:42 – 4:52 PM

Case Report on the Use of Bilateral Myoelectric Elbow-WristHand Orthoses for the Remediation of Upper Extremity Paresis following a Spinal Cord Injury (C 19H)

Marlies Cabell, CPO This case report presents a user’s experiences with bilateral myoelectric upper extremity orthoses for the remediation of upper limb paresis following a spinal cord injury. Through regular practice and therapy, the user is able to use the devices to achieve self-feeding and selfgrooming tasks that were previously impossible before he received the myoelectric devices.

3:30 – 5:00 PM

Mobility and Perceived Functional Changes with Unilateral Transfemoral Amputees Using a New Microprocessor-Controlled Knee (C 20B)

Knut Lechler, CPO Review clinical outcome measures showing the changes in mobility and psychometric measures when using a new MPK.

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Decision Trees for Educating Older Adult Prosthesis Users (C 20D)

Daniel Lee, PT, DPT, GCS Older adults are at high risk of developing secondary complications associated with prosthesis use. Novel approaches to educating older adults, such as the decision trees, may be useful in preventing such incidents. Methodology and results of decision trees made to aid older adults in managing their prosthetic socket fit will be presented.

Mediating the Introduction and Use of Standardized Functional Outcome Measure Tests for Lower Limb Prosthetic Performance in Clinical Settings (C 20E)

Jon Smith, CPO Functional Outcome Measure (FOM) tests administered in a clinical setting provide essential information regarding the locomotor performance of individuals with lower-limb amputation as enabled by their prosthetic device. However, few clinicians routinely collect this data, in part due to their unfamiliarity with FOM set-up and execution. Creating an easy to use method of collecting and leveraging these metrics has the potential to encourage clinicians to capture this data.

4:30 – 4:40 PM

Concurrent Validity of Lower Limb Domains of the Continuous Scale Physical Functional Performance-10 (CS-PFP10) Assessment in Transfemoral Amputees (C 20A)

M. Jason Highsmith, PhD, PT, CP, FAAOP Jason T. Kahle, MSMS, CPO, FAAOP This session compares the agreement between a novel test of ADL function with common clinical outcome measures to establish concurrent validity.

3:42 – 3:52 PM

4:18 – 4:28 PM

Outcomes Research and Evidence Based Practice in O&P— Validity, Functionality, Performance and More (C 20)

Room 208 (Hynes Level 2) Hear the latest outcomes research and see how evidence based practice in O&P is being put to the test during this free paper session.

(The following sessions run consecutively within this program.)

3:30 – 3:40 PM

4:06 – 4:16 PM

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The POQOL-100’s First 100 (C 20F)

Rachael Lavigne, CPO Michael Wininger, PhD The POQOL-100 is an emerging quality of life tool designed from 17 different quality of life instruments. During this session we will present the results from the first 100 patient interactions with POQOL.

Modus Trex Activity Monitoring to Track Recovery Following Amputation: A Case Report (C 20G)

Teri Chou, PhD Bradeigh Godfrey, DO Learn how the Modus Trex was used clinically to monitor a new amputee’s recovery following transfemoral amputation. The system provided insights unique to functional measures performed in the clinic and improved the patient’s clinical care.

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Megan Sions, PhD, DPT, PT Prosthetic prescription is based on functional level classification, yet there has been little research regarding what clinical measures help to differentiate among various functional K-levels. The results presented during this session provide evidence that patients with a unilateral transfemoral or transtibial amputation classified at the K3 functional level have slower self selected and fast gait-speeds, as well as worse performance on the Timed Up and Go, when compared to their peers classified at the K4 level.

A Functional Evaluation of a Custom Modular KAFO in a Veteran Subject with TBI (C 19G)

Michael Kartel, CO, BOCP Tyler Klenow, MSOP, CO, CPT A modular KAFO is one with independently functioning AFO and KO portions. Limited research is available on this orthotic intervention and some question its clinical applicability. This session will discuss results of a comparison of the different conditions of this orthosis to a carbon fiber AFO in a veteran subject with TBI.

Differences in Physical Performance Measures Among Patients with Unilateral Limb Amputations Classified as Functional Level K3 vs. K4 (C 20C)

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Evaluation of a Simple, Low-Cost Turn-Key Motion Capture System for Demonstrating Variable Cadence, and Activities of Daily Living in Daily Practice (C 20H)

Wilson Steele, MS-BME Mukul Talaty, PhD-BME Review testing of a turn-key system that allows the required assessment without placing any markers on the subject and can be operated by a single prosthetist in a 15’x15’ room. This allows a prosthetist engaged in daily practice to have an outcome measures system integrated into their clinical workflow, automatically generating reports for patient history and outcomes.

3:15 – 3:30 PM 3:30 – 5:00 PM 3:30 – 4:20 PM

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Pedorthic Education (P 5)

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Preventing the Preventable in the Global Fight Against Ulcers and Amputations (P 5)

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Distinguishing Categories Of Medial Column Ligamentous Failure (P 7)

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How to Obtain Proper Documentation (B 7)

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2) Joe McTernan, Director of Reimbursement Services, AOPA Learn strategies for properly documenting the services you provide as well as strategies to obtain proper and relevant documentation from referral sources and other healthcare providers. The session will be interactive, allowing attendees to share what works and does not work in their practice, and will encourage discussion among the audience regarding what is considered crucial documentation for improving chances of claim payment.

Reassessing the Value of Gait Restoration Specialists (P 6)

Ian Engelman, CPO, MS It is clinically useful to distinguish the broad realm of medial column breakdown into more discrete and meaningful categories. The new technology of 3D rendering has enabled the evaluation of the pathomechanics of the foot in new and compelling ways.

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Fabricating the Conventional Short Leg Orthosis (T 8)

Tech Fab Lab – Exhibit Hall D (Hynes Level 2) Anthony Wickman, CTPO A comprehensive overview of the fabrication of the metal structure of a conventional short leg orthosis. We will demonstrate tracing delineation, metal bending, and the tools required to complete this task during this program.

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Break in Exhibit Hall

Katia Langton, DC, CPed Dr. Katia Langton, newly appointed onto the Diabetic Foot Stream Committee of the International Diabetes Federation, will be updating on the impact of Diabetic Foot Disease globally. The burden and impact of the Diabetes pandemic and Peripheral Neuropathy leading to the preventable loss of limbs and lives, will be discussed, along with how Onychomycosis elevates the risk for ulcers and amputations in the Diabetic patient. The critical need for a paradigm shift into the area of prevention through Diabetic foot screenings, risk categorization, preventative foot care and preventative devices to off-load the Diabetic foot/high risk foot before ulcers develop in order to reduce overall costs, prevent foot complications and make health care sustainable in the future as the disease progresses on a global level.

4:20 – 4:40 PM

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Saturday Exhibit Hall Happenings

10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Tech Fab Contest

10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open

10:10 – 10:40 AM

Abduction Dorsiflexion Mechanism (PPT)

10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Expo Day—Exhibit Hall

10:50 – 11:20 AM

Customization Tips & Tricks (PPT)

11:30 AM – Noon

FusiformCAST: The Fully Digital Solution to O&P (PPT)

Noon – 1:00 PM

Lunch in the Exhibit Hall

12:10 – 12:40 PM

Product Advancements in Cascade Orthopedic Exclusives (PPT)

12:50 – 1:20 PM

TURBOMED FS3000: Why You Have to Know About Us! (PPT)

Sponsor: MD Orthopaedics/C-Pro Direct

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2)

Exhibit Hall (Hynes Level 2) The AOPA Assembly planning committee is pleased to present the 2016 Expo Day—A first for AOPA. We hope you will join us for a fun, informative and interactive day in the exhibit hall.

• Interesting events every hour • Special deals from exhibitors throughout the day • Scheduled entertainment and special guests • Door prizes and giveaways every 30-minutes.

Don’t miss the dance performance by Boston Marathon Survivor, Adrianne Haslet Davis.

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Sponsor: Turbomed Orthotics

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Prosthetic Poster Presentations

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Boston Marathon Survivor and National Hero

2:10 – 2:40 PM Meet Jeff Bauman for a book signing with proceeds benefiting Wiggle Your Toes.

His memoir is soon to be a major motion picture starring Jake Gyllenhal.

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Proceeds to Benefit

Soon to be a major motion picture!

First Volley Demonstrations, sponsored by the Orthotic and Prosthetic Assistance Fund (OPAF)

Learn to Dance the Waltz and/or Rumba from one of the most famous amputee dance instructors in Boston, Adrianne Haslet-Davis.

Score with Freedom Innovations golf simulator. $10,000 Grand Prize for a hole in one by the winner of the shootout. Location: Booth 706

First Swing Demonstrations, sponsored by the Orthotic and Prosthetic Assistance Fund (OPAF)

See the “Expo Day” Program for complete details!

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Get your photo taken with the Dynamic Duo (Batman and Robin) while learning about another Dynamic Duo—the Alpha Duo Liner. Location: Booth 1018

Sponsor: Allard USA

Sponsor: Cascade Orthopedic Supply Inc.

Expo Day Events Jeff Bauman’s deeply affecting memoir Stronger recounts his experience of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing and his subsequent recovery. Assembly attendees will have the opportunity to meet Jeff and have him sign a copy of Stronger, as he will be a special guest during AOPA’s ExpoDay event.

Proceeds of Stronger sales during AOPA’s ExpoDay will benefit the Wiggle Your Toes organization.

Location: Aisle 500

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Knee Osteoarthritis: Innovative Approaches to Solve Patient Compliance (PPT)

Sponsor: Ottobock

2:50 – 3:20 PM

Advanced UL Fittings with Dynamic Arm (PPT)

3:30 – 4:00 PM

OPIE and Data (PPT)

4:10 – 4:40 PM

Upper Extremity Solutions Available through Cascade (PPT)

5:00 – 6:00 PM

Exhibit Hall Closing Extravaganza

Sponsor: Ottobock

Sponsor: OPIE Software

Sponsor: Cascade Orthopedic Supply Inc.

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Join your colleagues in the Exhibit Hall for the hall closing finale.

While there is still a full day of education and learning ahead, This will be the last opportunity to visit exhibitors and take advantage of those last minutes show specials.

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A Comparison of the Functional Properties of Dynamic Response Prosthetic Feet in Unilateral K-Level-3 Amputees

Arezoo Eshraghi, PhD Kevin Matthews, CO Donning and doffing of prosthesis are challenging tasks for many lower-limb amputees. A questionnaire will be presented that evaluates the ability of transtibial amputees to don and doff prosthesis. It has the potential to help manufacturers, clinicians, and researchers gain knowledge and improve the donning and doffing qualities of prosthesis.

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Combined Gait Asymmetry Metric Based on Biomechanics: Comparison of IRC, Brimless, & Able-Body

Comparing Prosthetic Socket Types with Regard to Distribution of Modulus of Elasticity within the Socket Garrett Hurley, CPO A prosthetic socket interfaces the human limb with distal componentry and functions to transfer biomechanical forces resulting from gait and other movements as well as weight bearing forces. The ability for a socket to function in this way is dependent on how the socket is configured or shaped to engage with the limb and the materials that comprise the socket. Review our hypothesis that a greater variety of materials’ elastic moduli within a socket improves comfort and function by better managing pressure distribution and transitions between pressure distribution regions.

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Donning and Doffing of Lower-Limb Prostheses: Development, Validity, and Reliability of the Prosthesis Donning and Doffing Questionnaire

First Results on Safety, Walking and Satisfaction with an Innovative Microprocessor-controlled Prosthetic Foot Component Andreas Hahn, PhD Analyze the data from 88 users who underwent the first fittings with a new microprocessor controlled (MPC) prosthetic foot (Meridium). The device was favored by subjects who needed to safely and comfortably negotiate level ground, uneven terrain and slopes. The weight of the device remains a limitation.

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First User Experiences with Next Generation of C-Leg Milana Mileusnic, PhD Review functionality and prosthetic users’ satisfaction with the new generation C-Leg (C-Leg 4). The results are promising due to improvements regarding walking on level ground and slopes, standing and activities of daily living.

Moreover, satisfaction was high and majority of subjects prefer C-Leg 4 over their previous prosthesis.

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Differences in Healthcare Costs Borne Four Years after Receiving a Microprocessor or Non-microprocessor Controlled Above-knee Prosthesis Andrea Wanamaker, MS The goal of this investigation was to analyze if differences exist in healthcare costs within the first four years after receiving either a microprocessor or non-microprocessor controlled knee prosthesis. The results indicate that the microprocessor group spends more on physical therapy, equipment, and non-narcotic pain medication.

Benefits Of Genium Microprocessor Controlled Knee: A Literature Review Milana Mileusnic, PhD Review published clinical evidence on Genium microprocessor controlled knee. The results suggest increased efficacy of Genium in comparison to C-Leg in the areas of safety, functional mobility, activities of daily living and quality of life.

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Adjustable Custom Fit Liners and Sockets for Prosthetic Devices Lenore Rasmussen, PhD Ras Labs’ Synthetic Muscle(TM) can actively expand or contract at low voltages, while offering impact resistance and pressure sensing. To resolve prosthetic slippage and addition/removal of prosthetic socks throughout the day, Ras Labs is working toward incorporating their materials into liners and sockets to create dynamic worry-free prosthesis for amputees.

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Andrew Pedtke, MD Establishing a continuum of care for amputees is vital to the US healthcare system. By identifying and addressing gaps in service and care we can improve clinical and functional outcomes. The evolution of prosthetic socket design is one area of the continuum that offers advanced technology solutions for lower limb amputees with potential long-term cost savings.

Prosthetic Poster Presentations

Vibhor Agrawal, PhD Robert Gailey, PhD Dynamic response prosthetic feet have similar energy return characteristics, but different functional properties due to variations in mechanical design.

Learn the effects of three commonly used prosthetic feet on unilateral K-Level-3 amputee gait. This study was funded through a research grant by AOPA.

Continuum of Care for Amputee Mobility: A Value Based Solutions Model for O&P Care

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How Well Can the Amputee Mobility Predictor and Patient Demographics Predict the Medicare Functional Classification Level (K-level) in People with Transfemoral and Transtibial Amputation?

Michael Dillon, PhD, BPO (Hons) The Amputee Mobility Predictor (AMP) is frequently used to quantify mobility and aid categorization of people with lower limb loss into mutually exclusive K-levels. While research has shown differences in the average AMP score between K-levels, this does not demonstrate that the AMP can accurately predict K-level. There is a pressing need to determine how accurately the AMP can predict K-level using more appropriate statistical techniques.

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Kenevo Microprocessor Controlled Knee: First Clinical Experiences Milana Mileusnic, PhD Review first clinical experiences reported with Kenevo microprocessor controlled knee designed specifically for the needs of lower activity amputees.

New knee functionalities are very effective and beneficial for this population resulting in high patient satisfaction. In addition to improved safety, the amputees report of improvement when negotiating various terrains typically encountered during activities of daily living.

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Kinetic Visualization of the Ipecs “System” Lab Sensor System to Assess Prosthetic Componentry for Lower-Limb Amputees Joel Kempfer, CP, FAAOP In this climate of increasing scrutiny of documentation needed for justification of appropriate prosthetic componentry, the practitioner needs every tool necessary to support these choices. A commercially available device will be presented to provide empirical data to identify and support K-level categorization in lower limb amputees.

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Responder Analysis: Factors Influencing Functional Benefit Investigated in 899 Genium Fittings Andreas Hahn, PhD

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Safety of Osseointegrated Implants for Transfemoral Amputees: A Multicentre Prospective Cohort Study Munjed Muderis, MB, ChBM FRACS, FAOrthA Jason Kahle, MSMS, CPO, FAAOP Osseointegrated implants are an alternative for prosthetic attachment for individuals with amputation unable to wear a socket. However, the concept of a metal implant anchored to the bone, communicating with the external environment raises substantial concern about the risk of ascending infection.

Review the safety of the press-fit type osseointegrated implants currently used in Australia and the Netherlands.

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Socket-less Socket use in Developing Nations Jay Martin, CP, LP, FAAOP This poster will outline the end of Rigid Sockets – Socket-less Socket Transfemoral applied in developing nations provides expedited fittings, inherent volume accommodation, and long-term comfort. Instead of encapsulating the body with traditional rigid plastics and laminated materials, these sockets use lightweight compliant fabrics as the socket materials. No more static socket shape. No more hard ischial seat. No more loss of suction.

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Specific Components for Lower Limb Amputees used in Leisure Sports: Assessment Based on Biomechanical Parameters Thomas Schmalz, PhD Innovative prosthetic components allow lower limb amputees to run nearly naturally. This poster will present the use of new specific prosthetic components for TF and TT amputees and discusses newly available functions based on biomechanical tests.

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Successful IPOP Program Art Shea, CPO Ever wonder how to set up an IPOP program in your area? A detailed description of how to do that and what is needed to be successful will be presented.

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Suspension with a Twist: A New Suspension Method Pamela Hale, CPO Learn a new lanyard suspension concept that can be utilized for all prosthetic sockets – assists with donning, mechanical advantage for ease of use and user adjustable.

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Importance of Screening for Depression among Individuals with Lower Limb Amputations Megan Sions, PhD, DPT, PT Depression screening is not routine practice when evaluating individuals with lower limb amputations despite prevalence rates in this population that exceed those of the general population. The use of a 2-item depression screen can identify those individuals who may benefit from a referral for further evaluation and subsequent management of their depressive symptoms.

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Impact of the Proposed/Draft LCD Policy Change on Access to Care for Persons with Lower Limb Amputation Brian Kaluf, BSE, CP In response to Medicare’s proposed draft LCD (DL33787) including proposed changes to the MFCL K-level descriptors, projections of the impact on access to prosthetic technology will be examined and detailed in this poster.

Occurrences of patients that would lose access to the prosthetic technology were identified in all K-levels and also in patients with high levels of functional mobility (AMPPRO score), because of the ambulatory aid they typically use.

Evidence of this detrimental impact was formulated in a response against Medicare’s proposed LCD Policy.

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The PNS-MI Workgroup Collaborative Michael Wininger, PhD The PNS-MI Workgroup is a multi-national team of practitioners, researchers, industrial partners, and educators comprising 15 countries on four continents.

We are publishing our second Workgroup proceedings as a special issue, and have broadened the Workgroup’s scope to more than just innovative prosthetic control.

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What Safety Potential do Currently Available MicroprocessorControlled Prosthetic Knee Joints offer in Various Everyday Gait Situations?

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Special Poster Exhibit

by American Society of Biomechanics Exhibit Hall Foyer Don’t miss a special exhibit of peer-reviewed scientific posters from the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB) Annual Meeting. The ASB has a rigorous process to review scientific papers, consisting of a review committee comprised of over 70 scientists. O&P Practitioners will be able to discover the scope of orthotic and prosthetic research being conducted at university laboratories and medical schools throughout the country. We hope that you can make time to enjoy this special exhibit.

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Malte Bellmann, Dipl.-Ing Many currently available microprocessor-controlled knee joints differ significantly in functional performances in different gait situations of the amputee.

Review results that suggest a microprocessor stance and swing phase controlled system in combination with a linear hydraulic has major benefits in safety relevant situations like walking backwards, up and down ramps and down stairs and provides a significant higher prosthetic side load bearing capacity after stumbling. The safety potential of prosthetic knee joints not only depends on the technology implemented to generate movement resistances for flexion and extension but also on the sensor and control algorithms especially designed for safety relevant gait conditions.

THE PREMIER MEETING FOR ORTHOTIC, PROSTHETIC, AND PEDORTHIC PROFESSIONALS.

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Registration and Information Desk Open (Hynes Level 2)

8:00 – 8:30 AM Breakfast

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8:30 – 9:45 AM

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Modification Design Essentials

Republic (Sheraton Level 2) Roger Wagner, CPO This highly informational hands-on workshop examines FULL DAY how CAD technology enables Orthotic and Prosthetic WORKSHOP (O&P) Technicians, Assistants, and Practitioners to easily modify scanned images in preparation for fabrication. Featured in the workshop is the WillowWood® OMEGA® 2013 CAD software system. Emphasis is placed on its user interface, work space, and workflow tools. Computers, associated software, and materials will be provided.

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CAD/CAM Modification Design Essentials: Trans-tibial (TT)

10:00 AM – Noon CAD/CAM Modification Design Essentials: Ankle-Foot Orthosis (AFO) 1:00 – 3:00 PM

CAD/CAM Modification Design Essentials: Trans-tibial (TT)

3:00 – 5:00 PM

CAD/CAM Modification Design Essentials: Trans-femoral (TF)

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(Runs from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM) Sponsor: National Commission on Orthotic & Prosthetic Education Hampton (Sheraton Level 3) This comprehensive all-day course provides a clinician with the skills and information necessary to teach and mentor students in the context of a residency program or educational program. Pre-registration is required to attend and lunch will be served. THE ACM DESIGNATION IS EARNED AFTER COMPLETION OF THE 8 HOUR COURSE AND PASSING AN ONLINE EXAM. ACCESS TO THE ONLINE EXAM WILL BE PROVIDED AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE COURSE.

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The Role of the Prosthetist in Promoting Evidence, Documentation, and Patient Self-Advocacy to Ensure Access to Prosthetic devices (C 21)

Room 210 (Hynes Level 2) George Gondo, MA M. Jason Highsmith, PhD, PT, CP, FAAOP Dan Ignaszewski Jason Kahle, MSMS, CPO, FAAOP Kenton Kaufman, PhD, PE Michael Orendurff, PhD Access to medically necessary prosthetic devices remains a challenge for prosthetists and patients alike. Payers demand evidence to define medical necessity. In the absence of guidance, prosthetists have defaulted to under prescribing, negatively impacting individuals with limb loss. Solutions require a multi-faceted approach which includes evidence and value-base for prosthetic care, enhancing documentation to emphasize medical necessity required for reimbursement, and promoting the voice of independent patients for self advocacy. Understanding the current state of reimbursement requirements and an action plan to address the pending issues will guide the prosthetist to ensure the patients under their care will improve access to medically necessary prosthetic devices. Special thanks to the AOPA Systematic Review Authors: Jason Kahle, Tyler D. Klenow, Michael Orendurff, Anton Johannesson, Hans Schaepper, CPO, Anthony V. Florschutz, Jason Wening, Kevin McLoone, Kenton Kaufman, and Jason Highsmith.

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8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

General Session: Prosthetics 2020

Room 210 (Hynes Level 2) Prosthetics 2020 is the American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association’s (AOPA) ground-breaking project to shape the future of the prosthetic profession through evidence, outcomes and research. Join us for an informative session to learn how top physicians and researchers in the U.S. have been brought together to form a Medical Advisory Board and their plans for influencing the future.

9:00 – Noon

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10:00 – 11:00 AM

10:00 AM – Noon

10:00 – 10:18 AM

Functional Tone Management (C 22)

Room 208 (Hynes Level 2) Zachary Bohart, MD Spasticity or hypertonicity is muscle tightness that can occur after stroke. It can manifest in different muscle groups. Spasticity is especially hindering to stroke recovery because it can interfere with the ability to produce normal movement as well as perform activities of daily living such as grooming, dressing and bathing. It can also cause problems with balance. If muscles stay tight for a prolonged period, contractures may form. Orthoses are often prescribed to prevent contractures, decrease excessive tone, prevent skin breakdown, lengthen shortened tissues, increase or maintain range of motion, decrease pain, and properly position joints.

Jana Jeffers, MS Activities of daily living include negotiating up- and down-hill slopes, but it is unclear how the use of a passive or powered leg prosthesis affects metabolic demand and muscle activity during up- and down-hill walking. We will discuss measured changes in metabolic cost and muscle activity for both legs of three people with a transtibial amputation using passive and powered prostheses during level and hill walking. Metabolic cost was different across slopes but not between prostheses and muscle activity of the unaffected leg soleus, gluteus maximus, and biceps femoris were greater on uphill and lower on downhill slopes.

11:40 – Noon

Comparison of a Simple, Low-Cost Turn-Key System to Traditional Gait Lab Methods (C 23F)

Wilson Steele, MS-BME Mukul Talaty, PhD-BME This session presents a validity study of a novel automated gait lab technology that allows a prosthetist to have outcome measures integrated into their clinical practice. Joint angle and movement measures are compared between a traditional markered motion capture system (CODA), and a new markerless system (GaitKeeper®), with subsequent measures of clinical interest compared from automated reporting.

How Step Symmetry Changes When Patients Become Accustomed to Lower Limb Prosthetic Devices (C 23B)

Jason Kahle, MSMS, CPO, FAAOP Prosthetic socket design is evolving and the introduction of new materials and techniques allow for alternative designs. This presentation will examine the biomechanical gait effects of a transfemoral amputee using a Computer Assisted Rehabilitation Environment (CAREN). This project compared the effect of IRC to Sub-Ischial vacuum assisted suspension (VAS) transfemoral interface design on gait biomechanics using a CAREN system.

Metabolic & Muscle Activity During Sloped Walking Using a Powered Leg Prosthesis (C 23E)

10:00 – 10:45 AM

Preparing for Prior Authorization (B 8)

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2) Joe McTernan, Director of Reimbursement Services, AOPA Hear an overview of the Medicare prior authorization process, what O&P products are eligible for inclusion, when it is most likely to be implemented for O&P, and how to prepare to operate your business in a Medicare prior authorization environment. Highlights of the session will include: Getting prior authorization approval the first time; encouraging patient involvement in the prior authorization process; and how to avoid delays in patient care when dealing with prior authorization.

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11:20 – 11:38 AM

Energy Expenditure in People with Transtibial Limb Loss Walking with Crossover and Energy-Storing Feet (C 23A)

The Effect of Transfemoral Prosthetic Interface Design on Gait Biomechanics Using a CAREN System: IRC Compared to Sub-Ischial (C 23C)

The “Dead Spot” Phenomenon: Quantified Through an Analysis of Center of Pressure and it’s Rate of Change (C 23D) Tyler Klenow, MSOP, CO, CPT The development and implementation of a metric to measure the “dead spot” phenomenon in prosthetic feet will be presented.

Results of a initial double-blind study using five prosthetic feet will be discussed.

Evaluation of Gait Patterns in O&P (C 23)

Goeran Fiedler, PhD, CPO(D) It is important to provide users of P&O devices the appropriate time to become accustomed to a new device. Yet there is no consensus on how much time is appropriate, and respective assumptions vary widely among clinicians and researchers. In this session you will investigate gait symmetry as a possible variable to describe the process of accommodation to a prosthesis modification.

10:40 – 10:58 AM

11:00 – 11:18 AM

Room 207 (Hynes Level 2) (The following sessions run consecutively within this program.)

Cody McDonald, CPO This discussion will determine if a novel crossover foot can reduce energy expenditure across a range of speeds in unilateral transtibial prosthesis users, when compared with a conventional energy-storing foot.

10:20 – 10:38 AM

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11:30 AM – Noon

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Growing Your Orthotic Practice (B 9)

Room 200 (Hynes Level 2) Bret Bostock, CO Eric Burns, CO Eric Weber, LCPO, FAAOP We will discuss three ways to grow and expand your practice through three simple concepts, that include processes, new products, and new technology.

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2016 Compliance Update: Best Business Practices and the Successful Accreditation Survey

Sponsor: The American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics & Pedorthics (ABC) Exeter (Sheraton Level 3) Come, learn and discuss best business practices and ways to help your facility be compliant with the ABC accreditation standards. We’ll discuss ABC’s extensive set of accreditation tools and resources to help you become and remain the best business you can be. We’ll review: • Best business practices that will save you time and money • Complying with the standards that apply directly to your practice • Chart documentation that supports treatment, billing and medical necessity.

Make sure you get paid for the services you provide and help defend yourself from audits.

• Opportunities for marketing your practice • The Top Ten issues ABC surveyors discover during their surveys and even more importantly, how to avoid them!

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Room 200 (Hynes Level 2) Barry Smith, Esq. Selling a business isn’t simple, but most entrepreneurs have more options than they realize. Learn what’s happening in the O&P Market today from an attorney who has facilitated many O&P patient care facility sales. Learn, who is buying? What’s happening to pricing? What terms do we now see? And what are the hot issues du jour?

(The following workshops in Tier G run concurrently within this track)

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Breakthrough in Socket Designs: The Infinite Socket TF and Infinite Socket TT

Sponsor: LIM Innovations Dalton (Sheraton Level 3) Introducing the Infinite TF and Infinite TT. A blend of proprietary materials and modular components give the custom-molded, dynamic socket product line unprecedented versatility for patient and practitioner alike. The four-hour workshop will provide background on LIM Innovations, teach the skills needed to fit the Infinite Socket TF and Infinite Socket TT. If you are interested in attending and receiving more information prior to the workshop, please RSVP to RSVP@LIMInnovations.com.

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NCOPE Approved Clinical Mentor (ACM)–Part II

(Runs from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM) Sponsor: National Commission on Orthotic & Prosthetic Education Hampton (Sheraton Level 3) This comprehensive all-day course provides a clinician with the skills and information necessary to teach and mentor students in the context of a residency program or educational program. Pre-registration is required to attend and lunch will be served. THE ACM DESIGNATION IS EARNED AFTER COMPLETION OF THE 8 HOUR COURSE AND PASSING AN ONLINE EXAM. ACCESS TO THE ONLINE EXAM WILL BE PROVIDED AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE COURSE.

How to Use 3D Printing in the Orthotics, Prosthetics and Pedorthics Field

SUNDAY SCHEDULE

Jefferson (Sheraton Level 3) Roger W. Chin, CPO Jeff Erenstone, CPO Joe Fairley, MS Daniel Kelleher, MS Orthotists, prosthetists, pedorthists, technicians, and business managers all need to be aware of the latest technology that affects patients care of today and tomorrow. It has become clear that Additive Manufacturing (3D printing) has a place in our profession. This hands-on workshop will provide an overview of the pros and cons of 3D printing through demonstration and explanations of 3D technologies. In this workshop you will show how to start with a concept and end with a tangible printed product.

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Pedorthics—To Fab or Not to Fab

Sponsor: National Pedorthic Services Inc. Fairfax B (Sheraton Level 3) This workshop will provide a review of internal fabrications, outsourcing and premade options.

EXHIBIT DIRECTORY ACOR Orthopaedic Inc........ 523 18530 S Miles Pkwy Cleveland, OH 44128 Phone: (800) 237-2267 Fax: (800)830-8445 Email: jmerolla@acor.com Web: www.acor.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Lab & Clinical Supply Items Lamination Supplies Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Sheet Goods: Foams, Crepes, etc.

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6:15pm Latest MPK and New Vacuum Technology

Thursday Sept 8th Friday Sept 9th

10:30am 12:15pm 1:15pm Linx New Vacuum Elan Technology

Saturday 10:15am 12:15pm Sept 10th Elan Latest MPK

5:15pm 5-6:30pm Latest MPK and New Join us for Vacuum Technology Happy Hour

1:15pm New 5:15pm Vacuum Technology Linx

Bold listings indicate the exhibitor is a member with the American Orthotic & Prosthetic Association (AOPA).

1501 W Campus Dr, Ste J Littleton, CO 80120 Phone: (720)344-1212 Fax: (720)344-1219 Email: rae@adaptecprosthetics.com Web: www.adaptecprosthetics.com Products: Central Fabrication Prosthetics: Lower Limb Prosthetic Electronic Components: Lower Limb Elevated Vacuum Socket Volume Management Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Suspension Products & Systems

Additive O&P/Ability P&O.....1736

+Allard USA.................... 1526

300 Forge Way Ste 3 Rockaway, NJ 07866 Phone: (888)678-6548 Fax: (800)289-0809 Email: info@allardusa.com Web: www.allardusa.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Lab & Clinic Supply Items- Multiple Categories Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Orthotic Hip Orthoses Knee Orthoses Pediatric Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses

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811 Trailing Rock Dr. Charlotte, NC 28214 Phone: (630) 696-2930 Email: tylerandtyler@additiveoandp.com Web: www.additiveoandp.com Products: Central Fabrication Prosthetics: Lower Limb Lab Equipment CAD/CAM Orthotics Orthotic- Multiple Categories Prosthetics Prosthetic-Multiple Categories

8647 W 95th St Hickory Hills, IL 60457 Phone: (708) 237-4084 Fax: (708)598-2857 Email: mangelico@aopsolutions.com Web: www.aopsolutions.com Twitter: @aops.team Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Orthotics: Spinal Prosthetics: Lower Limb Prosthetics: Upper Limb Lab Equipment CAD/CAM Orthotics Upper Limb Orthoses

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ALPS South...................... 1405 2895 42nd Ave N Saint Petersburg, FL 33714 Phone: (727) 528-8566 Fax: (727) 522-6982 Email: info@easyliner.com Web: www.easyliner.com Products: Orthotics Knee Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Prosthetics Electronic Components: Lower Limb Electronic Components: Upper Limb Mastectomy Prosthetic- Multiple Categories

Alternative Prosthetic Services Inc..................... 1329 191 Bennett St Bridgeport, CT 06605 Phone: (203)367-1212 Fax: (203)367-1213 Email: info@alternativeprosthetics.com Web: www.alternativeprosthetics.com Products: Central Fabrication Prosthetics: Lower Limb Prosthetics: Upper Limb Prosthetics Feet Liners Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

1331 H St NW, Ste 501 Washington, DC 20005 Phone: (202)380-3663 Fax: (202)380-3447 Email: info@oandp.org Web: www.oandp.org Twitter: @academyofoandp

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330 John Carlyle St, Ste 210 Alexandria, VA 22314 Phone: (703)836-7114 Fax: (571)431-0899 Email: info@abcop.org Web: www.abcop.org Twitter: @ABCOPtweet

American Central Fabrication........................ 111 3240 Mabel St Shreveport, LA 71103 Phone: (318)636-3751 Fax: (318)636-3746 Email: americancenfab@aol.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Prosthetics: Lower Limb Prosthetics: Upper Limb

+AMFIT Inc....................... 616 3611 NE 68th Street Vancouver, WA 98661 Phone: (800) 356-3668 Email: sales@amfit.com Web: www.amfit.com Twitter: @amfitinc Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Lab & Clinical Supply Items Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Sheet Goods: Foams, Crepes, etc.

Lab Equipment CAD/CAM Patient Measuring Devices Pedorthics Foot Care: Insoles

330 John Carlyle St, Ste 200 Alexandria, VA 22314 Phone: (571)431-0876 Fax: (571)431-0899 Email: info@aopanet.org Web: www.aopanet.org Twitter: @AmericanOandP

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9303 Center Street Suite 100 Manassas, VA 20110 Phone: (865)525-4512 Email: info@amputee-coalition.org Web: www.amputee-coalition.org Twitter: AmputeesUSA

Anatomi Metrix Inc........... 1607 365 McCaffrey Montreal, QC H4T1Z7 Phone: (514) 882-9676 Fax: (514) 448-5614 Email: info@manu3lab.com Web: www.manu3lab.com Products: Lab Equipment Lab Equipment- Multiple Categories

1399 E Western Reserve Rd Poland, OH 44514 Phone: (800)837-3888 Fax: (800)657-7236 Email: info@anatomicalconceptsinc.com Web: www.anatomicalconceptsinc.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Orthotics Knee Orthoses Pediatric Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb Specialty Products Upper Limb Orthoses

Anodyne.......................... 1412

Amputee Coalition............ 1224

American Orthotic & Prosthetic Association (AOPA)............................. 1615

Anatomical Concepts Inc.....1601

5050 S 2nd St Milwaukee, WI 53207 Phone: (844)637-4637 Email: briano@anodyneshoes.com Web: www.anodyneshoes.com Products: Pedorthics Foot Care: Extra-Depth Footwear Foot Care: Insoles Foot Care: Other Foot Care Pedorthics-Multiple Categories APDM Wearable Technologies....................... 1124 2828 SW Corbett Ave., Suite 135 Portland, OR 97202 Phone: (503) 482-9481 Email: info@apdm.com Web: www.apdm.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Exam Supplies Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Lab Equipment Lab Equipment- Multiple Categories Patient Measuring Devices Miscellaneous Patient Aids

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American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics & Pedorthics (ABC).............. 1529

900 Ontario Rd Green Bay, WI 54311 Phone: (920) 406-9550 Fax: (920)468-1609 Web: www.apcomponents.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Lamination Supplies Prosthetics Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Specialty Products: Ferrier Coupling, etc.

Patient Measuring Devices O&P Service Providers Computer & Software Systems Prosthetics Aesthetic Prostheses Equipment & Materials

A EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Apex 360 Systems, LLC...... 113 P.O. Box 1031 Tipp City, OH 45371 Phone: 800-396-2480 Fax: 937-716-2190 Email: mike@apex360systems.com Web: www.apex360systems.com Products: O&P Service Providers Computer & Software Systems O&P Consulting O&P Service Providers

Apex Foot Health Industries...818 414 Alfred Avenue Teaneck, NJ 07666 Phone: (800) 252-2739 Email: info@apexfoot.com Web: www.apexfoot.com Products: Orthotics Orthotic – Multiple Categories Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Pedorthics Pedorthics – Multiple Categories Foot Care: Extra Depth Foot Care: Insoles Foot Care: Custom Footwear

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4825 East Ingram Street Mesa, Arizona 85205 Phone: (877) 780-8382 Email: info@arizonaafo.com Web: www.arizonaafo.com Twitter: @arizonaafo Products: Orthotics Orthotic- Multiple Categories Orthotic Components: Joints Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Cast Boots Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb Central Fabrication Orthotics – Lower Limb

Aspen Medical Products... 1032 6481 Oak Cyn Irvine, CA 92618 Phone: (949) 681-0200 Fax: (949) 681-0222 Email: service@aspenmp.com Web: www.aspenmp.com Products: Orthotics Cervical Orthoses Orthotic–Multiple Categories Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Cervical Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Spinal Spinal Orthoses

Becker Orthopedic Appliance Co................... 1417 635 Executive Dr Troy, MI 48083 Phone: (248)588-7480 Fax: (800)923-2537 Email: mail@beckerorthopedic.net Web: www.beckerorthopedic.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Lab Equipment Lab Equipment–Multiple Categories Orthotics Orthotic- Multiple Categories Orthotic Components Orthotic Components:Joints Pediatric Orthoses

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biodesigns inc.................... 422 880 Hampshire Rd, Ste B Westlake Village, CA 91361 Phone: (800)775-2870 Fax: (800)775-2870 Email: HiFi@biodesigns.com Web: www.joinHiFi.com Products: Prosthetics Prosthetics – Multiple Categories Suspension Products & Systems Post-Operative Prostheses Elevated Vacuum Socket Volume Management O&P Distributors & Service Providers O&P Distributors & Service ProvidersMultiple Categories O&P Consulting

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Technologies...................... 512 4 Crosby Dr Bedford, MA 01730 Phone: (781)761-1560 Fax: (855)204-6025 Email: contact@bionxmed.com Web: www.bionxmed.com Twitter: @bionxmed Products: Prosthetics Electronic Components: Lower Limb Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

BioSculptor Corp.............. 1301 2480 W 82nd St, Ste 1 Hialeah, FL 33016-2726 Phone: (305)823-8300 Fax: (305)823-8304 Email: bio_info@biosculptor.com Web: www.biosculptor.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Cranial Prosthetics: Lower Limb Lab & Clinical Supply Items Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Lab Equipment CAD/CAM Orthotics Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb

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Board of Certification/ Accreditation, Int’l (BOC)... 1808 10451 Mill Run Cir, Ste 200 Owings Mills, MD 21117 Phone: (410) 581-6222 Fax: (410)706-0869 Email: info@bocusa.org Web: www.bocusa.org Twitter: @BOCIntl

Bort-Swiss Orthopedic Supply............................. 1311 4533 N Hwy 81 Anderson, SC 29621 Phone: (864)231-9144 Fax: (864)231-9143 Email: beth.swiss@bort-swissortho.com Web: www.bort-swissortho.com Twitter: @bortswissortho Products: Orthotics Orthotic- Multiple Categories Pediatric Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Spinal Upper Limb Orthoses

Boston Brace International Inc.................................... 629 20 Ledin Dr Avon, MA 02322 Phone: (800) 262-2235 Fax: (800) 634-5048 Email: customerservice@bostonbrace.com Web: www.bostonbrace.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Cranial Orthotics: Lower Limb Orthotics: Spinal Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pediatric Orthoses Spinal Orthoses

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2239 Tyler Ave, Ste B El Monte, CA 91733 Phone: (888) 937-2747 Fax: (888) 990-2245 Email: sales@apisfootwear.com Web: www.apisfootwear.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Pedorthics Foot Care: Custom Footwear Foot Care: Extra-Depth Footwear Prosthetics Socks

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B EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Breg.................................. 322 2885 Loker Ave E Carlsbad, CA 92010 Phone: (800) 897-2734 Fax: (760) 795-5290 Web: www.breg.com Products: Orthotics Knee Orthoses Hip Orthoses Spinal Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses O&P Distributors & Service Providers Computer & Software Systems

Bremer Group Company, The

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11243-6 St Johns Ind Pkwy S Jacksonville, FL 32246 Phone: (800) 428-2304 Fax: (904) 645-0990 Email: bremergroup@bremer.net Web: www.bremergroup.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Spinal Orthotics Orthotic Components Spinal Orthoses

Brightree LLC.................... 424 1735 N Brown Rd, Ste 500 Lawrenceville, GA 30043 Phone: (888)598-7797 Fax: (678)775-7294 Email: M_blount@brightree.com Web: www.brightree.com Products: O&P Service Providers Computer & Software Systems O&P Service Providers

4140 US Rt 40 E Lewisburg, OH 45338-9506 Phone: (877)962-0205 Fax: (937)962-4160 Email: mmeyer@bulldogtools.com Web: www.bulldogtools.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies

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Plastics Prosthetics Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Specialty Products: Ferrier Coupling, etc.

Suspension Products & Systems

Cailor Fleming Insurance.... 521 4610 Market St PO Box 3989 Youngstown, OH 44513 Phone: (330)782-8068 Fax: (330)782-0874 Email: dfoley@cailorfleming.com Web: www.cailorfleming.com Products: O&P Service Providers Insurance O&P Consulting

Capron Podologie............. 1428 Avenue de l’Europe “Coriolis” 71210 Montchanin, France Phone: +33 385 779 606 Fax: +33 385 779 066 Email: contact@capronpodologie.com Web: www.capronpodologie.com/EN/ Products: Pedorthics Foot Care: Insoles Pedorthics-Multiple Categories

+Cascade Dafo Inc.......... 1323 1360 Sunset Ave Ferndale, WA 98248 Phone: (800)848-7332 Fax: (360)543-9243 Email: bized@dafo.com Web: www.cascadedafo.com Twitter: @cascadedafo Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb O&P Service Providers O&P Service Providers Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pediatric Orthoses

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Supply Inc.......................... 824 2638 Aztec Dr Chico, CA 95928 Phone: (800) 888-0865 Fax: (800)847-9180 Email: sales@cascade-usa.com Web: www.cascade-usa.com Twitter: @cascadeortho Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Lab & Clinic Supply Items- Multiple Categories Lab Equipment Lab Equipment- Multiple Categories O&P Service Providers Broad Line O&P Distributors Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pedorthics Pedorthics-Multiple Categories Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

CBS Medical Billing & Consulting, LLC................ 1205 19 Hampton Rd. Building B Unit 14 Exeter, NH 03833 Phone: (603)601-2936 Email: Erin@cbsmedicalbilling.com Web: www.cbsmedicalbilling.com Products: O&P Service Providers O&P Consulting

CGS Administrators (DME MAC Medical Contractors).............. 1530 2 Vantage Way Nashville, TN 37228 Phone: (615) 509-8533 Web: www.cgsmedicare.com Products: O&P Service Providers Insurance O&P Consulting Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pedorthics Pedorthics–Multiple Categories Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

Charcot Marie Tooth Association......................... 1811 P.O Box 105 Glenolden, PA 19036 Phone: (610) 499-9264 Email: info@cmtausa.org Web: www.cmtausa.org Twitter: @cmtastar

CJ Socket Technologies.... 1200 100 Cummings Center, Ste 207-H Beverly, MA 01915 Phone: (978) 922-0413 Fax: (978) 922-0277 Email: cjsocket@gmail.com Web: www.cjsocket.com Products: Central Fabrication Prosthetics: Lower Limb Prosthetics: Upper Limb Orthotics Orthotic Components Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Upper Limb Components

Click Medical................... 1131 404 Oak St. Unit 101 Steamboat Springs, CO 80487 Phone: (970) 670-7012 Web: www.clickmedical.co Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Lamination Supplies Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pediatric Orthoses Pedorthics Pedorthics-Multiple Categories Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Suspension Products & Systems

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Bulldog Tools Inc.............. 1106

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C EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Clinical Education Concepts........................... 1238 221 Fox Hill Drive Baiting Hollow, NY 11933 Phone: (631) 780-4232 Fax: (631) 910-2027 Email: info@cecpo.com Web: www.cecpo.com Twitter: @cec_po Products: O&P Service Providers O&P Consulting O&P Service Providers

Coapt LLC....................... 1432 222 W Ontario St., Ste. 300 Chicago, IL 60654 Phone: (844)262-7800 Fax: (844)262-7800 Email: info@coaptengineering.com Web: www.coaptengineering.com Twitter: @CoaptControl Products: Prosthetic Electronic Components: Upper Limb Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Upper Limb Components

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Create Prosthetics............. 105

Design Interactive Inc....... 1636

931 River Rd Croydon, PA 19021-6898 Phone: (800)822-7500 Fax: (888)745-2600 Email: info@comfortoandp.com Web: www.comfortoandp.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Orthotics Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Compression Products Prosthetics Shrinkers Socks

Corflex................................ 300 669 East Industrial Park Dr. Manchester, NH 03109 Phone: (603) 623-3344 Fax: (603) 623-4111 Email: salessupport@corflex.com Web: www.corflex.com Products: Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pediatric Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Upper Limb Spinal Orthoses Prosthetics Suspension Products & Systems

7 Old Military Road Lake Placid, NY 12946 Phone: (518) 523-2419 Email: info@createprosthetics.com Web: www.createprosthetics.com Twitter: @createprosinfo Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Lab & Clinic Supply Items –Multiple Categories Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Plastics Lab Equipment Lab Equipment–Multiple Categories Prosthetics Aesthetic Prostheses Equipment & Materials Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

Curbell Plastics Inc.................. 519 7 Cobham Drive Orchard Park, NY 14127 Phone: (716) 667-3377 Fax: (716) 667-3432 Email: marketing@curbellplastics.com Web: www.curbellplastics.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Lamination Supplies Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Plastics Sheet Goods: Foams, Crepes, etc.

O&P Service Providers Broad Line O&P Distributors Prosthetics Aesthetic Prostheses Equipment & Materials

3504 Lake Lynda Drive, Ste. 400 Orlando, FL 32817 Phone: (407)706-0977 Fax: (407)706-0980 Email: contact@designinteractive.net Web: www.designinteractive.net Twitter: @dinteract Products: Miscellaneous Patient Aids O&P Service Providers Computer & Software Systems O&P Consulting Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

Coyote Design & Mfg Inc..... 420 419 N. Curtis Rd Boise, ID 83706 Phone: (208)429-0026 Fax: (208)429-0028 Email: coyote@coyotedesign.com Web: www.coyotedesign.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Adhesives Lamination Supplies Prosthetics Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Pediatric Prostheses Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Suspension Products & Systems

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DAW Industries Inc........... 1305 6610 Nancy Ridge Dr San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 622-4955 Fax: (858)457-5088 Email: info@daw-usa.com Web: www.daw-usa.com Products: Prosthetics Aesthetic Prostheses Equipment & Materials Electronic Components: Lower Limb Liners Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Protective Skin Covering

DJO Global...................... 1424 1430 Decision St Vista, CA 92081 Phone: (760) 727-1280 Web: www.djoglobal.com Products: Orthotic Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Cast Boots Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Compression Products Soft Goods/Ready-to-FitOrthoses: Orthotic Socks Pedorthics Foot Care: Insoles Foot Care: Other Foot Care Dralla Foundation.................. 1810 P.O. Box 63 Rockaway, NJ 07866 Phone: (973) 983-0123 Fax: (973) 664-1782 Email: info@dralla.org Web: www.dralla.org Drew Shoe Corp................... 1629 252 Quarry Rd. Lancaster, OH 43130 Phone: (800) 837-3739 Fax: (740) 654-4979 Email: customerservice@drewshoe.com Web: www.drewshoe.com Products: Pedorthics Foot Care: Extra-Depth Footwear

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27955 College Park Drive Warren, MI 48088 Phone: (800)728-7950 Fax: (800)294-0067 Email: info@college-park.com Web: www.college-park.com Products: Prosthetic Electronic Components: Upper Limb Feet Liners Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Upper Limb Components

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+Endolite......................... 905

1031 Byers Rd Miamisburg, OH 45342 Phone: (800)548-3534 Fax: (800)929-3636 Email: info@endolite.com Web: www.endolite.com Twitter: @endoliteus Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Plastics Prosthetics Electronic Components: Lower Limb Elevated Vacuum Socket Volume Management Feet Liners Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components

Epica Applied Technologies... 526 2753 Camino Capistrano, Suite A 101 San Clemente, CA 92672 Phone: (949) 238-6323 Email: info@EpicaTech.com Web: www.epicatech.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Orthotics: Spinal Prosthetics: Upper Limb Lab Equipment CAD/CAM Lab Equipment Sanding & Finishing

+Fillauer.........................1505 2710 Amnicola Hwy Chattanooga, TN 37406 Phone: (423)624-0946 Fax: (423)629-7936 Email: customerservice@fillauer.com Web: www.fillauer.com Twitter: @FillauerCo Products: Lab Equipment Lab Equipment Ovens Orthotics Orthotic Components: Joints Prosthetics Electronic Components: Upper Limb Feet Upper Limb Components

75 Mill St. Newton, NJ 07860 Phone: (888) 932-7377 Email: info@wearesp.com Web: www.wearesp.com Products: Prosthetics Prosthetic – Multiple Categories Liners Suspension Products & Systems

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FLO-TECH® Orthotic & Prosthetic Systems Inc..... 1300

Friddle’s Orthopedic Appliances Inc................. 1201

7325 Halseyville Rd Trumansburg, NY 14886-0462 Phone: (800)356-8324 Fax: (607)387-3176 Email: info@1800flo-tech.com Web: www.1800flo-tech.com Products: Prosthetics Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Post-Operative Prostheses Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Socks

12306 Belton Honea Path Hwy Honea Path, SC 29654-9528 Phone: (864)369-2328 Fax: (864)369-1149 Email: info@friddles.com Web: www.friddles.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Lab & Clinic Supply Items – Multiple Categories Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Plastics Lab Equipment CAD/CAM Lab Equipment– Multiple Categories Orthotics Spinal Orthoses

Foot Solutions.................. 1134 104 Interstate North Parkway East, SE Atlanta, GA 30339 Phone: (770) 955-0099 Fax: (770) 953-6270 Email: fscorp@footsolutions.com Web: www.footsolutions.com Products: O&P Service Providers O&P Consulting Orthotics Pediatric Orthoses Pedorthics Foot Care: Custom Footwear Foot Care: Extra-Depth Footwear Foot Care: Insoles Pedorthics-Multiple Categories

Freedom Innovations LLC.... 706 3 Morgan Irvine, CA 92618 Phone: (949) 383-9220 Email: info@freedom-innovations.com Web: www.freedom-innovations.com Twitter: @freedominnovations Products: Prosthetics Electronic Components: Lower Limb Feet Liners Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

Fusiform Medical............. 1430 5000 Thayer Center Suite C Oakland, MD 21550 Phone: (714)623-3711 Email: contact@fusiform.co Web: www.fusiform.co Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb O&P Service Providers Computer & Software Systems Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories

Grace Prosthetic Fabrication Inc................. 1206 7928 Rutilio Ct New Port Richey, FL 34653-1103 Phone: (800)940-5347 Fax: (727)842-2264 Email: grace@gpfinc.com Web: www.gpfinc.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Prosthetics: Lower Limb Prosthetics: Upper Limb Lab Equipment CAD/CAM Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Protective Skin Covering

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Engineered Silicon Products LLC................... 1533

PO Box 2248 Everett, WA 98213 Phone: (425)349-9557 Fax: (425)349-9559 Email: staff@fabtechsystems.com Web: www.fabtechsystems.com Products: Central Fabrication Prosthetics: Lower Limb Lab & Clinical Supply Items Adhesives Lamination Supplies Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Orthotic Specialty Products Prosthetic Specialty Products: Ferrier Coupling, etc.

H EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY HOPE O&P Careers Consortium......................... 1713 3300 Century Avenue North White Bear Lake, MN 55110 Phone: (651) 779-3405 Email: Cynthia.Jahnke@century.edu Web: www.HOPEcareers.org

Infinite Biomedical Technologies.................... 1635

1101 E 33rd St, Suite E305 Baltimore, MD 21218 Phone: (443)451-7175 Fax: (443)451-7179 Email: info@i-biomed.com Web: www.i-biomed.com Twitter: @InfiniteBiomed Products: Prosthetics Aesthetic Prostheses Equipment & Materials Electronic Components: Upper Limb Pediatric Prostheses Prosthetic– Multiple Categories Upper Limb Components

Janco Inc........................... 527

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Knit-Rite Inc...................... 218

Levy & Rappel.................... 530

125 E Chapman Rd Tampa, FL 33549 Phone: (800)919-3668 Fax: (888)484-5927 Email: email@kineticr.com Web: www.KineticResearch.com Products: Orthotics Knee Orthoses Orthotic Components: Joints Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pediatric Orthoses Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

120 Osage Ave Kansas City, MO 66103 Phone: (913)281-4600 Fax: (913)281-5455 Email: ask@knitrite.com Web: www.knitrite.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Orthotics Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Compression Products Soft Goods/Ready-to-FitOrthoses: Orthotic Socks Prosthetics Shrinkers Socks Suspension Products & Systems

339 Tenth St Saddle Brook, NJ 07663 Phone: (973)478-6511 Fax: (973)478-1760 Email: info@levyandrappel.com Web: www.LevyandRappel.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Casting & Impression Supplies Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pedorthics Foot Care: Insoles Pedorthics-Multiple Categories

KISS Technologies LLC....... 922 8517 Loch Raven Blvd Baltimore, MD 21286 Phone: (410)663-5477 Email: info@kiss-suspension.com Web: www.kiss-suspension.com Products: Prosthetics Feet Suspension Products & Systems

KLM Laboratories............. 1502 28280 Alta Vista Avenue Valencia, CA 91355 Phone: (800) 556-3668 Fax: (800) 556-3338 Email: cservice@klmlabs.com Web: klmlabs.com Twitter: @klmlabs Products: Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories

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Langer Biomechanics......... 818 2905 Veterans Memorial Highway Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 Phone: (800) 645-5520 Email: cs@langerbiomechanics.com Web: www.langerbiomechanics.com Products: Orthotics Orthotic – Multiple Categories Orthotic Components Specialty Products Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Lab & Clinic Supply Items Sheet Goods: Foams, Crepes, etc.

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LegWorks........................ 1136 307 South Van Ness Avenue San Franciso, CA 94103 Phone: (408) 692-5633 Email: brandon@legworks.org Web: www.LegWorks.org Twitter: @LegWorksGlobal Products: Prosthetics Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Pediatric Prostheses Prosthetic– Multiple Categories

LIM Innovations................ 1433 324 Divisadero Street San Francisco, CA 94117 Phone: (844) 888-8546 Email: info@LIMInnovations.com Web: www.liminnovations.com/ Twitter: @liminnovations Products: Prosthetics Post-Operative Prostheses Prosthetic– Multiple Categories

Lyft.................................... 103 Boston, MA 02115 Web: www.lyft.com Twitter: @lyft Mac Dowell Silicones.............. 1126 Via VGO Braschi 21/A 47822 Santarcangelo di Romagna RN ITALY Phone: +39 0541 62 36 40 Fax: +39 0541 32 97 65 Email: direzione@macdowell.it Web: www.macdowell.it Products: Prosthetics Aesthetic Prostheses Equipment & Materials Electronic Components: Upper Limb Pediatric Prostheses Upper Limb Components

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PO Box 857 Dover, NH 03821 Phone: (603) 742-1581 Fax: (603) 749-0082 Email: timma77@comcast.net Web: www.janco-inc.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Plastics Roll Goods: Webbing, Tubing, etc.

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MD Orthopaedics Inc.......... 116

medi USA.......................... 926

Mobius Bionics LLC......... .1717

3221 Tower Rd. Prescott, AZ 86305 Phone: (661) 325-3888 Fax: (661)864-7512 Email: service@makstride.com Web: www.makstrideprosthetics.com Products: Prosthetics Feet Liners

604 N Pkwy St Wayland, IA 52654 Phone: (877)766-7384 Fax: (319)256-2501 Email: info@farmtel.net Web: www.mdorthopaedics.com Products: Orthotics Pediatric Orthoses

6481 Franz Warner Pkwy Whitsett, NC 27377 Phone: (336)449-4440 Fax: (336)446-1617 Email: events@mediusa.com Web: www.mediusa.com Products: Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Compression Products Pedorthics Foot Care: Insoles Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

470 Commercial Street Manchester, NH 03101 Phone: (855) 662-4871 Email: info@mobiusbionics.com Web: www.mobiusbionics.com Products: Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Electronic Components: Upper Limb

Martin Bionics.................... 900 PO Box 2391 Oklahoma City, OK 73101 Phone: (405)850-2391 Fax: Email: info@martinbionics.com Web: martinbionics.com Products: Prosthetics Electronic Components: Lower Limb Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Suspension Products & Systems Upper Limb Components M-Brace/MIH International......... 323 112 Capitol Trail Newark, DE 19711 Phone: (301) 908-4233 Fax: (866) 374-4051 Email: jmullins@m-brace.com Web: www.m-brace.com Products: Orthotic Knee Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Spinal Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Upper Limb Spinal Orthoses

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Med Spec (ASO EVO)......... 1500 4600-K Lebanon Rd Charlotte, NC 28227 Phone: (704)573-4040 Fax: (704)573-4047 Email: request@medspec.com Web: www.medspec.com Products: Orthotics Knee Orthoses Orthotic–Multiple Categories Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Spinal Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Upper Limb Spinal Orthoses

Medex International Inc...... 330 2720 Duval Rd Burtonsville, MD 20866 Phone: (301)657-2681 Fax: (301)657-2796 Email: info@medexinternational.com Web: medexinternational.com Products: Prosthetics Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Pediatric Prostheses Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Suspension Products & Systems

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Mile High Orthotics Lab...... 525 4970 Monaco St. Unit A Commerce City, CO 80022 Phone: (303) 289-1534 Fax: (303) 288-3687 Email: infor@mholabs.com Web: www.mholabs.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Lab Equipment CAD/CAM Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pedorthics Foot Care: Custom Footwear Foot Care: Insoles

One Broadway, 14th Floor Cambridge, MA 02142 Phone: (617)861-4191 Fax: (617)886-0333 Email: mae@myomo.com Web: www.myomo.com Products: Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Upper Limb Orthoses

Nabtesco & Proteor in USA............................. 1026

Mobility Saves.................. 1615 330 John Carlyle St., Ste. 200 Alexandria, VA 22314 Phone: 571/431-0876 Web: www.Mobilitysaves.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/ mobilitysaves Twitter: @mobilitysaves LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/ mobility-saves YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/mobilitysaves

S81 W18475 Gemini Drive Plant 2 Muskego, WI 53150 Phone: (856) 517-4414 Email: info@nabtesco-proteor-usa.com Web: www.proteor.com Twitter: @nabtescoproteor Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Orthotics Orthotic Components: Joints Prosthetics Electronic Components: Lower Limb Feet Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

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New Options Sports............ 329

909 Trosper Road SW Ste 102 Tumwater, WA 98512 Phone: (888) 977-6693 Fax: (888) 977-6693 Email: info@nakedprosthetics.com Web: www.nakedprosthetics.com Products: Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

1850 Diplomat Dr. Ste. 100 Farmer’s Branch, TX 75234 Phone: (800)872-5488 Fax: (800)455-5488 Email: info@newoptionssports.com Web: www.newoptionssports.com Twitter: @NewOptionsSports Products: Orthotics Pediatric Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Spinal Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Upper Limb Prosthetics Suspension Products & Systems

National Commission on O&P Education (NCOPE).... 1632 330 John Caryle St, Ste 200 Alexandria, VA 22314 Phone: (703)836-7114 Fax: (703)836-0838 Email: info@ncope.org Web: www.ncope.org Twitter: @NCOPEOP

National Orthotic and Prosthetic Appeal Advocates................. 1222 31 Meadow Dr. Newark, DE 19711 Phone: (302) 763-2060 Fax: (302) 369-9066 Email: sbrasedavis@opappeals.com Web: www.opappeals.com Products: O&P Service Providers O&P Consulting

NEAAOP- New England Chapter of AAOP.................... 109 232 West Cummings Park Woburn, MA 01801 Phone: 330-440-3469 Email: newenglandaaop@gmail.com Web: www.neaaop.org

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New Step Orthotic Lab Inc........................... .1313 4225 S State Rte 159, Ste 1 Glen Carbon, IL 62034 Phone: (618)288-9297 Fax: (618)288-1260 Email: winston@newsteporthotics.com Web: www.newsteporthotics.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Lab Equipment CAD/CAM Orthotics Orthotic– Multiple Categories Pedorthics Foot Care: Insoles Pedorthics– Multiple Categories

nora systems Inc................ 934 9 Northeastern Blvd Salem, NH 03079 Phone: (496)201-8077 Fax: (603)894-6615 Email: info-shoe@nora.com Web: www.nora-shoe.com Products:

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Northwestern University/ Amputee Research................ 1813 675 N. St. Clair Street, Ste. 19-250 Chicago, IL 60611 Phone: (312) 695-6022 Fax: (312) 695-5672 Email: info@amputeeresearch.com Web: www.amputeeresearch.com Twitter: @amputeeresearch

O&P Almanac........................ 1615 330 John Carlyle St., Ste. 200 Alexandria, VA 22314 Phone: 571/431-0876 Fax: 571/431-0899 Email: info@aopanet.org Web: www.aopanet.org Twitter: @AmericanOandP

O&P Business News/ SLACK Inc....................... 1501 6900 Grove Rd Thorofare, NJ 08086-9447 Phone: (856)848-1000 Fax: (856)848-6091 Email: drosenstock@slackinc.com Web: www.oandpnews.com Products: O&P Service Providers O&P Publications

1393 Veterans Memorial Hwy Hauppauge, NY 11788 Phone: (855) 242-8109 Web: www.ohi.net Products: Lab & Clinic Supply Items Casting & Impression Supplies Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Cast Boots Pedorthics Pedorthics – Multiple Categories Foot Care: Extra-Depth Footwear

OP Solutions Inc................. 800

O&P EDGE/Amplitude......... 732 11154 Huron St, Ste 104 Northglenn, CO 80234 Phone: (303)255-0843 Fax: (303)255-0844 Email: info@opedge.com Web: www.opedge.com Products: O&P Service Providers O&P Publications

Orthotic Holdings Inc. (OHI).................................. 818

12206 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.

Ste. 100 Tampa, FL 33612 Phone: (866)990-0888 Fax: (813)971-9300 Email: info@opsolutions.us Web: www.opsolutions.us Products: O&P Service Providers Computer & Software Systems O&P Consulting O&P Service Providers Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

OPAF & The First Clinics..... 100 13303 Hunting Birds Lane Charlotte, NC 28278 Phone: (980)819-9404 Fax: (704)973-9456 Email: robin@opafonline.org Web: www.opfund.org

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Original Bending Brace..... 1220

3870 NW 83rd St Gainesville, FL 32606 Phone: (800) 876-7740 Fax: (866) 811-0480 Email: info@oandp.com Web: www.opiesoftware.com Products: O&P Service Providers Buying Groups Computer & Software Systems O&P Consulting

3465 West Montague Ave Ste 101 North Charleston, SC 29418 Phone: (843)577-9577 Fax: (843)577-9574 Email: nhardina@carolinaop.com Web: cbb.org Products: Orthotic Pediatric Orthoses Specialty Products Spinal Orthoses

OPTEC USA Inc.................. 106 975 Progress Circle Lawrenceville, GA 30043-4644 Phone: (770) 513-7380 Fax: (770)513-4365 Email: sales@optechusa.com Web: www.optecusa.com Products: Orthotics Orthotic- Multiple Categories Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Cervical Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Spinal Spinal Orthoses Prosthetics Feet

Orfit Industries America...... 902

350 Jericho Tpk, Ste 302 Jericho, NY 11753 Phone: (516) 935-8500 Fax: (516)935-8505 Email: sales-us@orfit.com Web: www.orfit.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Casting & Impression Supplies Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Plastics Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Prosthetics Aesthetic Prostheses Equipment & Materials Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

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6333 N Orange Blossom Trl Orlando, FL 32810 Phone: (800)446-6770 Fax: (407)290-2419 Email: custserv@orthomerica.com Web: www.orthomerica.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Cranial Orthotics: Lower Limb Orthotics: Spinal Prosthetics: Lower Limb Orthotics Hip Orthoses Spinal Orthoses

Orthotic & Prosthetic Group of America (OPGA).... 318 1111 W San Marnan Dr PO Box 1467 Waterloo, IA 50704-1467 Phone: (800)214-6742 Fax: (888)449-0610 Email: info@opga.com Web: www.opga.com Twitter: @TheRealOPGA Products: O&P Service Providers Buying Groups Computer & Software Systems O&P Consulting O&P Publications O&P Service Providers–Multiple Categories

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Orthotics and Prosthetics One................. 320 527 Park Ln, Ste 200 Waterloo, IA 50702 Phone: (800)408-3598 Fax: (800)408-3595 Email: sclark@oandp1.com Web: www.oandp1.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Casting & Impression Supplies Pedorthics Foot Care: Insoles

Össur Americas.................. 206

Osseointegration Group of Australia.......................... 1431 23A King George St. McMahons Point NSW 2060 Australia Phone: +614 10571660 Fax:+612 99221108 Email: nick@osseointernational.com Web: www.osseointegrationaustralia. com.au Products: Prosthetic Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components

OssKin............................ 1335 5135 10e Avenue Montreal QC H1Y 2G5 Canada Phone: (514) 445-8733 Web: www.osskin.com Products: Orthotic Knee Orthoses

27051 Towne Centre Dr Foothill Ranch, CA 92610 Phone: (800) 233-6263 Fax: (800)831-3160 Web: www.ossur.com Products: Orthotics Hip Orthoses Knee Orthoses Orthotic–Multiple Categories Prosthetics Electronic Components: Lower Limb Feet Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

Ottobock........................... 306 11501 Alterra Park Ste 600 Austin, TX 78758 Phone: (800)328-4058 Fax: (800)655-4963 Email: eorder@ottobockus.com Web: www.ottobockus.com Twitter: @ottobockus_ca Products: Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Prosthetics Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Suspension Products & Systems Upper Limb Components

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Peacocks Orthotics Ltd..... 1434

Pinnacle Prosthetic labs... 1204

11501 Alterra Park, Ste. 600 Austin, TX 78758 Phone: (512) 621-5838 Fax: (800) 655-4963 Email: Tyler.Garrett@ottobock.com Web: www.josamerica.com Products: Lab Equipment Fixtures & Furniture Lab Equipment Ovens Patient Measuring Devices Sanding & Finishing Vacuum Equipment

P.W. Minor............................ 327 3 Treadeasy Ave Batavia, NY 14021-0071 Phone: (585) 343-1500 Fax: (585)343-1514 Web: www.pwminor.com Products: Pedorthics Foot Care: Extra-Depth Footwear Foot Care: Insoles Foot Care: Other Foot Care Pedorthics-Multiple Categories

Benfield Business Park NewCastle Upon Tyne NE6 4NQ UK Phone: +44 (0) 191 276 9600 Email: podfo@peacocks.net Web: www.podfo.com Twitter: @podfo Products: Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Miscellaneous 3D Printing Pedorthics Foot Care: Insoles

Pedorthic Foundation............. 1807 N7540 Edgewater Drive Beaver Dam, WI 53916 Phone: (920) 356-1200 Email: info@pedorthicfoundation.org Web: www.pedorthicfoundation.org

11800 Prices Distillery Road Damascus, MD 20872 Phone: (301)633-9230 Email: bthomas@pinnlab.com Web: www.pinnlab.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies

Private Funding for Prosthetic Devices............................. 1120 583 Skippack Pike, Suite 500 Blue Bell, PA 19422 Phone: (800) 331-4134 Email: info@josephromanolaw.com Products: O&P Service Providers Insurance O&P Consulting Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Spinal Orthoses Prosthetics Pediatric Prostheses Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

Paceline............................ 801 3107 Chamber Dr Monroe, NC 28110 Phone: (704)283-9787 Fax: (704)282-9375 Email: info@paceline.com Web: www.paceline.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Casting & Impression Supplies Lamination Supplies Roll Goods: Webbing, Tubing, etc.

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4666 Manufacturing Ave Cleveland, OH 44135 Phone: (800)321-1264 Fax: (800)222-6176 Email: management@pelsupply.com Web: www.pelservice.com Products: Lab & Clinic Supply Items Lab & Clinic Supply Items –Multiple Categories Lab Equipment Lab Equipment –Multiple Categories Miscellaneous Broad Line O&P Distributors O&P Service Providers O&P Service Providers –Multiple Categories Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

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Pro-Tech Orthopedics....... 1104 95 Ryan Dr, Unit 8 Raynham, MA 02767 Phone: (866)819-1157 Fax: (508)821-9600 Email: mandersson@protech-intl.com Web: www.protech-intl.com Products: Orthotic Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pediatric Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Spinal Specialty Products Spinal Orthoses Upper Limb Orthoses

ProtoKinetics Gait Analysis Walkways........................ 1628 60 Garlor Dr Havertown, PA 19083 Phone: (610)449-4879 Fax: (610)853-2925 Email: mike@protokinetics.com Web: www.protokinetics.com Products: Lab Equipment Lab Equipment –Multiple Categories Patient Measuring Devices O&P Service Providers Computer & Software Systems

Qdesign........................... 1730 Via E Fermi 19-21 Bientina, PL 56031 Phone: +39 0587 489794 Fax: +39 0587 486742 Email: info@qdrobotics.com Web: www.qdrobotics.com Products: Lab Equipment CAD/CAM Lab Equipment –Multiple Categories O&P Service Providers O&P Service Providers Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

Renia GmbH....................... 934 Ostmerheimer Strasse 516 Cologne, D-51109 Germany Phone: 011+49-221-630799-0 Fax: 011+49-221-630799-50 Email: info@renia.com Web: www.renia.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Adhesives

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R EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Restorative Care of America............................. 1531 12221 33rd Street N St. Petersburg, FL 33716 Phone: (800) 627-1595 Fax: (727) 573-1886 Email: purch@rcai.com Web: www.rcai.com Products: Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pediatric Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Upper Limb Upper Limb Orthoses

Royal Knit Inc.................... 529 26011 NE Colbern Rd Lees Summit, MO 64086 Phone: (800)664-5648 Fax: (800)934-5648 Email: royalknitinc@yahoo.com Web: www.royalknit.com Products: Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Prosthetics Socks

44650 Helm Ct Plymouth, MI 48170 Phone: (405)406-1441 Email: blake.norquist@rsprint.com Web: www.rsprint.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies O&P Service Providers Computer & Software Systems O&P Service Providers Pedorthics Foot Care: Custom Footwear Foot Care: Insoles Prosthetics Prosthetic –Multiple Categories

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RUSH Foot....................... 1022 1236 W. Southern Ave. Ste. 101 Tempe, AZ 85282 Phone: (480)361-1714 Fax: (480)361-4526 Email: info@rushfoot.com Web: www.rushfoot.com Twitter: @rushfoot Products: Prosthetics Feet Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components Pediatric Prostheses Prosthetic –Multiple Categories

Sensor Medica................... 736 Via Umberto Agnelli, 11 00012 Guidonia Montecelio (Rome) ITALY Phone: +39 0774 356165 Email: info@sensormedica.com Web: www.sensormedica.com Products: Lab Equipment CAD/CAM Patient Measuring Devices Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pedorthics Foot Care: Insoles Sigvaris Inc......................... 1331 1119 Highway 74 South Peachtree City, GA 30269 Phone: (770) 632-2561 Fax: (800) 481-5498 Email: shane.moroney@sigvaris.com Web: www.sigvarisusa.com Products: Orthotic Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Compression Products

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7049 Willams Rd Niagara Falls, NY 14304 Phone: (800)-229-7105 Fax: (716)283-0600 Web: www.silipos.com Products: Miscellaneous Patient Aids Pedorthics Foot Care: Insoles Foot Care: Other Foot Care Prosthetics Liners Socks Suspension Products & Systems

+Spinal Technology Inc...... 620

Soletech Inc..................... 1033 425 Washington St, Ste 4 Claremont, NH 03743 Phone: (877)625-9494 Fax: (603)542-8909 Email: tom@soletech.com Web: www.soletech.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Adhesives Lab & Clinic Supply Items Lamination Supplies Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Sheet Goods: Foams, Crepes, etc.

Pedorthics Pedorthics –Multiple Categories

191 Mid Tech Dr West Yarmouth, MA 02673 Phone: (800)253-7868 Fax: (888)775-0588 Email: info@spinaltech.com Web: www.spinaltech.com Products: Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pediatric Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Spinal Spinal Orthoses Prosthetics Pediatric Prostheses Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

+SPS............................. 1006

6025 Shiloh Rd, Ste A Alpharetta, GA 30005-1706 Phone: (800)767-7776 Web: www.spsco.com Twitter: @SPSCO_NEWS Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Lab & Clinic Supply Items –Multiple Categories Lab Equipment Lab Equipment–Multiple Categories O&P Service Providers O&P Service Providers–Multiple Categories Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pedorthics Pedorthics–Multiple Categories Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

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S EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY SPS National Labs............ 1709

Standard Cyborg.............. 1133

Streifeneder USA.............. 1605

10910 Domain Drive Ste. 300 Austin, TX 78758 Phone: (301) 247-3737 Email: mkennis@spsco.com Web: spsnatllabs.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Orthotics: Spinal Prosthetics: Lower Limb Prosthetics: Upper Limb

715 Bryant Street, Ste. 103 San Francisco, CA 94107 Phone: (844)429-2674 Email: hello@standardcyborg.com Web: www.standardcyborg.com Twitter: @standardcyborg Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Prosthetics: Lower Limb Prosthetics: Upper Limb Lab Equipment CAD/CAM O&P Service Providers Computer & Software Systems Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

5906 Breckenridge Pkwy, Ste G Tampa, FL 33610-4236 Phone: (813)246-5995 Fax: (813)246-5998 Email: sales@streifenederusa.com Web: www.streifeneder-usa.com Twitter: @streifyusa Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Lab & Clinical Supply Items –Multiple Categories Lab Equipment Lab Equipment–Multiple Categories O&P Service Providers Broad Line O&P Distributors Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pedorthics Pedorthics-Multiple Categories Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

ST&G USA Corp.................. 700 2691 Saturn St Brea, CA 92821 Phone: (714)524-0663 Fax: (714)364-8113 Email: info@stngco.com Web: www.stngco.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Casting & Impression Supplies Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories Prosthetics Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

St. Petersburg College............ 1814 7200 66th Street N Pinellas Park, FL 33781 Phone: (727) 302-6721 Email: gifford.jillian@spcollege.edu Web: www.spcollege.edu

SteeperUSA....................... 520 3619 Paesanos Pkwy Shavano Center III, Ste 200 San Antonio, TX 78231 Phone: (210)481-4126 Email: inquiries@steeperusa.com Web: www.steeperusa.com Products: Prosthetics Electronic Components: Upper Limb Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Upper Limb Components

Steps of Faith Foundation........ 1532 P.O. Box 15064 Lenexa, KS 66285 Phone: (615) 426-6034 Email: billy@stepsoffaithfoundation.org Web: www.stepsoffaithfoundation.org Twitter: @movingamputees

Surestep.......................... 1519 17530 Dugdale Dr South Bend, IN 46635 Phone: (877)462-0711 Email: info@surestep.net Web: www.surestep.net Products: Orthotics Knee Orthoses Orthotic – Multiple Categories Orthotic Components Orthotic Components: Joints Pediatric Orthoses Pedorthics Foot Care: Extra-Depth Footwear

Tamarack Habilitation Technologies Inc.............. 1425 1670 94th Ln NE Blaine, MN 55449 Phone: (763)795-0057 Fax: (763)795-0058 Email: info@tamarackhti.com Web: www.tamarackhti.com Twitter: @tamarackhti Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Lab Equipment

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Hand & Bench Tools Miscellaneous Patient Supply Items Orthotics Orthotic Components: Joints Soft Goods/Ready-to-FitOrthoses: Orthotic Socks Prosthetics Protective Skin Covering

TechMed 3D Inc............... 1333 750 Chemin Olivier, Ste 101 Levis, QC G7A 2P7 Canada Phone: (418)836-8100 Fax: (418)836-1589 Email: info@techmed3d.com Web: www.techmed3d.com Products: Lab Equipment CAD/CAM

ThermoActive.................. 1302 30 Leslie Court Whippany, NJ 07981 Phone: (844) 620-1100 Fax: (973) 884-1331 Email: info@thermoactive.com Web: www. thermoactive.com Products: Orthotics Hip Orthoses Knee Orthoses Orthotic–Multiple Categories Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Spinal

ThyssenKrupp AIN Plastics........................... 1102 10 Corporate Dr. Auburn Hills, MI 48326 Phone: (877)246-7700 Web: www.ainplastics.com Twitter: @ainplastics Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies Sheet Goods: Foams, Crepes, etc.

O&P Service Providers O&P Service Providers –Multiple Categories

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T EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Tillges Technologies/ TCOP.............................. 1427 1570 Beam Ave, Ste 100 Maplewood, MN 55109 Phone: (651)772-2665 Fax: (651)771-6553 Email: tillges@tcopinc.com Web: www.tillgestechnologies.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Prosthetics: Lower Limb Orthotics Orthotic –Multiple Categories Pedorthics Foot Care: Other Foot Care Prosthetics Electronic Components: Lower Limb Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

Top Shelf Orthopedics....... 1327 1851 E. Paradise Rd., Ste. A Tracy, CA 95304 Phone: (866) 592-0488 Fax: (209) 834-8832 Web: www.topshelforthopedics.com Products: Orthotics Knee Orthoses Orthotic–Multiple Categories Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Upper Limb Spinal Orthoses Upper Limb Orthoses

35 Hampden Rd Mansfield, MA 02048 Phone: (855)694-5462 Fax: (866)202-0634 Email: marketing@touchbionics.com Web: www.touchbionics.com Twitter: @touchbionics Products: Prosthetics Aesthetic Prostheses Equipment & Materials Electronic Components: Upper Limb Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Upper Limb Components

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+Townsend Design.......... 1317

4615 Shepard St Bakersfield, CA 93313 Phone: (661)837-1795 Fax: (661)837-0613 Email: townsend@townsenddesign.com Web: www.townsenddesign.com Products: Orthotics Knee Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Specialty Products Spinal Orthoses

TRS Inc. (Therapeutic Recreation Systems Inc.)... 1234 3090 Sterling Cir, Studio A Boulder, CO 80301-2338 Phone: (303)444-4720 Fax: (303)444-5372 Email: cs@trsprosthetics.com Web: www.trsprosthetics.com Products: Lab & Clinical Supply Items Roll Goods: Webbing, Tubing, etc.

Prosthetics Feet Pediatric Prostheses Prosthetic–Multiple Categories Socks Upper Limb Components

Trulife............................. 1017 Marketing & Sales 26296 Twelve Trees Lane NW Poulsbo, WA 98370 Phone: (360)697-5656 Fax: (360)697-6843 Email: info@trulife.com Web: www.trulife.com Products: Orthotics Knee Orthoses Orthotic–Multiple Categories Spinal Orthoses Prosthetics Feet Mastectomy Prosthetic–Multiple Categories

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Turbomed Orthotics.......... 1534 986 Emelie-Chamard Quebec City, QC G1X4V3 Canada Phone: (418)563-8675 Email: info@turbomedorthotics.com Web: www. turbomedorthotics.com Products: Orthotics Orthotic–Multiple Categories

Ultraflex Systems............. 1212 237 South Street Pottstown, PA 19464 Phone: (610)906-1410 Fax: (610)906-1420 Email: shuggard@ultraflexsystems.com Web: www.ultraflexsystems.com Products: Central Fabrication Orthotics: Lower Limb Orthotics Knee Orthoses Orthotic–Multiple Categories Pediatric Orthoses

US Member Society—ISPO...... 1809 5613 Stockton Way Dublin, OH 43016 Phone: (614) 659-0197 Fax: (614) 336-8596 Email: dfarabi@columbus.rr.com Web: www.usispo.org

Vorum............................... 726 8765 Ash St, Ste 6 Vancouver, BC V6P 6T3 Canada Phone: (800)461-4353 Fax: (604)321-5345 Email: info@vorum.com Web: www.vorum.com Twitter: @vorumresearch Products: Lab Equipment CAD/CAM O&P Service Providers Computer & Software Systems O&P Consulting O&P Service Providers

VQ Orthocare....................... 1707 18011 Mitchell St. Irvine, CA 95614 Phone: (949) 261-3814 Fax: (949) 477-9670 Web: www.vqorthocare.com Products: Orthotic Knee Orthoses Orthotic–Multiple Categories Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Cervical Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Spinal

WillowWood..................... 1018 15441 Scioto Darby Rd PO Box 130 Mount Sterling, OH 43143 Phone: (740)869-3377 Fax: (740)869-4374 Email: info@owwco.com Web: www.willowwoodco.com Products: Central Fabrication Prosthetics: Lower Limb Lab Equipment CAD/CAM Prosthetics Elevated Vacuum Socket Volume Management Feet Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components

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PRODUCT DIRECTORY Central Fabrication Orthotics: Cranial BioSculptor Corp..................................... 1301 Boston Brace International Inc..............629 Orthomerica Products Inc......... 832 & 838

Orthotics: Lower Limb

ACOR Orthopaedic Inc............................523 Advanced O&P Solutions LLC................418 American Central Fabrication...................111 AMFIT INC...................................................616 Anatomical Concepts Inc....................... 1601 Apis Footwear Co................................... 1608 Arizona AFO Inc.........................................818 Becker Orthopedic Appliance Co........1417 Boston Brace International Inc..............629 Cascade Dafo Inc....................................1323 Epica Applied Technologies..................526 Fusiform Medical.................................... 1430 Grace Prosthetic Fabrication Inc........ 1206 Mile High Orthotics Lab..........................525 Orthomerica Products Inc......... 832 & 838 SPS National Labs.................................. 1709 Standard Cyborg.......................................1133 Tillges Technologies/TCOP...................1427 Ultraflex Systems..................................... 1212

Orthotics: Spinal

Prosthetics: Lower Limb

Adaptec Prosthetics/5280 Prosthetics.228 Additive O&P/Ability P&O......................1736 Advanced O&P Solutions LLC................418 Alternative Prosthetic Services Inc........ 1329

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Advanced O&P Solutions LLC................418 Alternative Prosthetic Services Inc.... 1329 American Central Fabrication...................111 CJ Socket Technologies....................... 1200 Epica Applied Technologies..................526 Grace Prosthetic Fabrication Inc........ 1206 SPS National Labs.................................. 1709 Standard Cyborg.......................................1133

Lab & Clinical Supply Items

Exam Supplies APDM Wearable Technologies............ 1124

Adhesives

Coyote Design & Mfg Inc........................420 Fabtech Systems LLC............................ 1035 Renia GmbH...............................................934 Soletech Inc............................................. 1033

Casting & Impression Supplies

Langer Biomechanics...............................818 Levy & Rappel............................................530 Orthotic Holdings Inc. (OHI)................... 818 Orfit Industries America..........................902 Orthotics and Prosthetics One..............320 Paceline........................................................801 ST&G USA Corp........................................700

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Lab & Clinic Supply Items – Multiple Categories

ST&G USA Corp........................................700 Tamarack Habilitation Technologies Inc............................... 1425 ThyssenKrupp AIN Plastics................... 1102

Allard USA................................................ 1526 Cascade Orthopedic Supply Inc...........824 Create Prosthetics.....................................105 Friddle’s Orthopedic Appliances Inc..1201 PEL................................................................506 Soletech Inc............................................. 1033 SPS............................................................. 1006 Streifeneder USA.................................... 1605

Plastics

Lamination Supplies

Roll Goods: Webbing, Tubing, etc.

ACOR Orthopaedic Inc............................523 American Prosthetic Components LLC.918 Click Medical...............................................1131 Coyote Design & Mfg Inc........................420 Curbell Plastics Inc....................................519 Fabtech Systems LLC............................ 1035 Paceline........................................................801 Soletech Inc............................................. 1033

Janco Inc..................................................... 527 Paceline........................................................801 TRS Inc. (Therapeutic Recreation Systems Inc.).......................................1234

Misc. Fabrication Materials & Supplies

ACOR Orthopaedic Inc............................523 Allard USA................................................ 1526 AMFIT INC...................................................616 APDM Wearable Technologies............ 1124 BioSculptor Corp..................................... 1301 Bulldog Tools Inc..................................... 1106 Comfort Products Inc...............................426 Create Prosthetics.....................................105 Curbell Plastics Inc....................................519 Fabtech Systems LLC............................ 1035 Friddle’s Orthopedic Appliances Inc..1201 Janco Inc..................................................... 527 Knit-Rite Inc.................................................218 Nabtesco & Proteor in USA................. 1026 New Step Orthotic Lab Inc.....................1313 Orfit Industries America..........................902 Pinnacle Prosthetic labs........................ 1204 RS Print.........................................................301 Soletech Inc............................................. 1033

Bulldog Tools Inc..................................... 1106 Create Prosthetics.....................................105 Curbell Plastics Inc....................................519 Endolite.......................................................905 Friddle’s Orthopedic Appliances Inc..1201 Janco Inc..................................................... 527 Orfit Industries America..........................902

Sheet Goods: Foams, Crepes, etc.

ACOR Orthopaedic Inc............................523 AMFIT INC...................................................616 Curbell Plastics Inc....................................519 Janco Inc..................................................... 527 Langer Biomechanics...............................818 Soletech Inc............................................. 1033 ThyssenKrupp AIN Plastics................... 1102

Lab Equipment

CAD/CAM Additive O&P/Ability P&O......................1736 Advanced O&P Solutions LLC................418 AMFIT INC...................................................616 BioSculptor Corp..................................... 1301 Epica Applied Technologies..................526 Friddle’s Orthopedic Appliances Inc..1201 Grace Prosthetic Fabrication Inc........ 1206 Mile High Orthotics Lab..........................525 New Step Orthotic Lab Inc.....................1313 Qdesign......................................................1730 Sensor Medica.......................................... 736 Standard Cyborg.......................................1133

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Advanced O&P Solutions LLC................418 Boston Brace International Inc..............629 Bremer Group Company, The..............1527 Epica Applied Technologies..................526 Orthomerica Products Inc......... 832 & 838 SPS National Labs.................................. 1709

American Central Fabrication...................111 BioSculptor Corp..................................... 1301 CJ Socket Technologies....................... 1200 Fabtech Systems LLC............................ 1035 Grace Prosthetic Fabrication Inc........ 1206 Orthomerica Products Inc......... 832 & 838 SPS National Labs.................................. 1709 Standard Cyborg.......................................1133 Tillges Technologies/TCOP...................1427 WillowWood.............................................. 1018

Exam Supplies APDM Wearable Technologies............ 1124

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TechMed 3D Inc.......................................1333 Vorum.......................................................... 726 WillowWood.............................................. 1018

Miscellaneous

Fixtures & Furniture

PEL................................................................506

Ottobock/Jos America.............................122

Hand & Bench Tools Tamarack Habilitation Technologies Inc............................... 1425

Lab Equipment – Multiple Categories Anatomi Metrix Inc................................. 1607 APDM Wearable Technologies............ 1124 Becker Orthopedic Appliance Co........1417 Cascade Orthopedic Supply Inc...........824 Create Prosthetics.....................................105 Epica Applied Technologies..................526 Fillauer....................................................... 1505 Friddle’s Orthopedic Appliances Inc..1201 Ottobock/Jos America.............................122 PEL................................................................506 ProtoKinetics Gait Analysis Walkways.... 1628 Qdesign......................................................1730 SPS............................................................. 1006 Streifeneder USA.................................... 1605

Broad Line O&P Distributors

Patient Aids

APDM Wearable Technologies............ 1124 Design Interactive.................................. 1636 Silipos Inc....................................................224

Patient Supply Items

Tamarack Habilitation Technologies Inc............................... 1425

3D Printing Peacocks Orthotics Ltd..........................1434

O&P Distributors & Service Providers

Broad Line O&P Distributors Cascade Orthopedic Supply Inc...........824 Curbell Plastics Inc....................................519 Streifeneder USA.................................... 1605

Ovens

Buying Groups

Fillauer....................................................... 1505 Ottobock/Jos America.............................122

OPIE Software............................................ 718 Orthotic & Prosthetic Group of America (OPGA)...................................318

Patient Measuring Devices AMFIT INC...................................................616 Anatomi Metrix Inc................................. 1607 APDM Wearable Technologies............ 1124 Ottobock/Jos America.............................122 ProtoKinetics Gait Analysis Walkways.... 1628 Sensor Medica.......................................... 736

Sanding & Finishing Epica Applied Technologies..................526 Ottobock/Jos America.............................122

Vacuum Equipment Ottobock/Jos America.............................122

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Anatomi Metrix Inc................................. 1607 Apex 360 Systems, LLC............................ 113 Breg..............................................................322 Brightree LLC.............................................424 Design Interactive.................................. 1636 Fusiform Medical.................................... 1430 OP Solutions Inc........................................800 OPIE Software............................................ 718 Orthotic & Prosthetic Group of America (OPGA)...................................318 ProtoKinetics Gait Analysis Walkways.... 1628 RS Print.........................................................301

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Standard Cyborg.......................................1133 Vorum.......................................................... 726

Insurance Cailor Fleming Insurance.........................521 CGS Administrators (DME MAC Medical Contractors)........................ 1530 Private Funding for Prosthetic Devices.1120

O&P Consulting

Apex 360 Systems, LLC............................ 113 Cailor Fleming Insurance.........................521 CBS Medical Billing & Consulting, LLC...1205 CGS Administrators (DME MAC Medical Contractors)........................ 1530 Clinical Education Concepts................ 1238 Design Interactive.................................. 1636 Foot Solutions...........................................1134 National Orthotic and Prosthetic Appeal Advocates............................ 1222 OP Solutions Inc........................................800 OPIE Software............................................ 718 Orthotic & Prosthetic Group of America (OPGA)...................................318 Private Funding for Prosthetic Devices................................................. 1120 Vorum.......................................................... 726

O&P Publications

O&P Business News/SLACK Inc.......... 1501 O&P EDGE/Amplitude............................. 732 Orthotic & Prosthetic Group of America (OPGA)............................................................318

O&P Service Providers- Multiple Categories

Apex 360 Systems, LLC............................ 113 Biodesigns..................................................422 Brightree LLC.............................................424 Cascade Dafo Inc....................................1323 Clinical Education Concepts................ 1238 OP Solutions Inc........................................800 Orthotic & Prosthetic Group of America (OPGA)...................................318 PEL................................................................506

Qdesign......................................................1730 RS Print.........................................................301 SPS............................................................. 1006 ThyssenKrupp AIN Plastics................... 1102 Vorum.......................................................... 726

Orthotics Cervical Orthoses Aspen Medical Products....................... 1032

Hip Orthoses Allard USA................................................ 1526 Breg..............................................................322 Orthomerica Products Inc......... 832 & 838 Össur Americas.........................................206 ThermoActive.......................................... 1302

Knee Orthoses

Allard USA................................................ 1526 ALPS........................................................... 1405 Anatomical Concepts Inc....................... 1601 Breg..............................................................322 Kinetic Research Inc............................... 1100 M-Brace/MIH International.....................323 Med Spec (ASO EVO)............................ 1500 OssKin....................................................... 1335 Össur Americas.........................................206 Surestep..................................................... 1519 ThermoActive.......................................... 1302 Top Shelf Orthopedics...........................1327 Townsend Design.....................................1317 Trulife...........................................................1017 Ultraflex Systems..................................... 1212 VQ Orthocare...........................................1707

Orthotic–Multiple Categories

Additive O&P/Ability P&O.......................1736 Apex Foot Health Industries.....................818 Arizona AFO Inc...........................................818 Aspen Medical Products........................ 1032 Becker Orthopedic Appliance Co..........1417 Bort-Swiss Orthopedic Supply.................1311 Boston Brace International Inc...............629

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Breg...............................................................322 Cascade Dafo Inc......................................1323 Cascade Orthopedic Supply Inc............824 CGS Administrators (DME MAC Medical Contractors)........................ 1530 Click Medical................................................1131 Corflex...........................................................300 Fusiform Medical...................................... 1430 Kinetic Research Inc................................. 1100 KLM Laboratories..................................... 1502 Langer Biomechanics.................................818 Levy & Rappel.............................................530 Med Spec (ASO EVO).............................. 1500 medi USA......................................................926 Mile High Orthotics Lab............................525 Myomo Inc................................................... 1122 New Step Orthotic Lab Inc.......................1313 OP Solutions Inc.........................................800 OPTEC USA, INC.........................................106 Orfit Industries America............................902 Orthotic Holdings Inc. (OHI)......................818 Össur Americas..........................................206 Ottobock.......................................................306 Peacocks Orthotics Ltd............................1434 PEL .................................................................506 Private Funding for Prosthetic Devices................................................. 1120 Pro-Tech Orthopedics.............................. 1104 Qdesign.......................................................1730 Restorative Care of America.................. 1531 Royal Knit Inc...............................................529 Sensor Medica............................................ 736 Spinal Technology Inc...............................620 SPS............................................................... 1006 ST&G USA Corp..........................................700 Streifeneder USA..................................... 1605 Surestep...................................................... 1519 ThermoActive............................................ 1302 Tillges Technologies/TCOP....................1427 Top Shelf Orthopedics.............................1327 Trulife.............................................................1017 Turbomed Orthotics................................. 1534 Ultraflex Systems....................................... 1212 VQ Orthocare.............................................1707

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Orthotic Components Becker Orthopedic Appliance Co........1417 Bremer Group Company, The..............1527 CJ Socket Technologies....................... 1200 Langer Biomechanics...............................818 Surestep..................................................... 1519

Orthotic Components: Joints

Arizona AFO Inc.........................................818 Becker Orthopedic Appliance Co........1417 Fillauer....................................................... 1505 Kinetic Research Inc............................... 1100 Nabtesco & Proteor in USA................. 1026 Surestep..................................................... 1519 Tamarack Habilitation Technologies Inc............................... 1425

Pediatric Orthoses Allard USA................................................ 1526 Anatomical Concepts Inc....................... 1601 Becker Orthopedic Appliance Co........1417 Bort-Swiss Orthopedic Supply...............1311 Boston Brace International Inc..............629 Cascade Dafo Inc....................................1323 Click Medical...............................................1131 Corflex.........................................................300 Foot Solutions...........................................1134 Kinetic Research Inc............................... 1100 MD Orthopaedics Inc.................................116 New Options Sports.................................329 Original Bending Brace......................... 1220 Pro-Tech Orthopedics............................ 1104 Restorative Care of America................. 1531 Spinal Technology Inc.............................620 Surestep..................................................... 1519 Ultraflex Systems..................................... 1212

Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses Allard USA................................................ 1526 ALPS........................................................... 1405 Apex Foot Health Industries...................818 Aspen Medical Products....................... 1032 Breg..............................................................322 BioSculptor Corp..................................... 1301 Bort-Swiss Orthopedic Supply...............1311

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Langer Biomechanics...............................818 M-Brace/MIH International.....................323 New Options Sports.................................329 Orthotic Holdings Inc. (OHI)....................818 OPTEC USA, INC.......................................106 Ottobock.....................................................306 Restorative Care of America................. 1531 ThermoActive.......................................... 1302 Townsend Design.....................................1317 VQ Orthocare...........................................1707

Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Spinal

Arizona AFO Inc.........................................818 DJO Global............................................... 1424 Orthotic Holdings Inc. (OHI)....................818

Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Upper Limb

Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Cast Boots

Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Cervical Aspen Medical Products....................... 1032 OPTEC USA, INC.......................................106 VQ Orthocare...........................................1707

Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Compression Products Comfort Products Inc...............................426 DJO Global............................................... 1424 Knit-Rite Inc.................................................218 medi USA....................................................926 Sigvaris Inc.................................................1331

Soft Goods/Ready-to-Fit Orthoses: Lower Limb Anatomical Concepts Inc....................... 1601 Arizona AFO Inc.........................................818 BioSculptor Corp..................................... 1301 Bort-Swiss Orthopedic Supply...............1311 Corflex.........................................................300 M-Brace/MIH International.....................323 Med Spec (ASO EVO)............................ 1500 New Options Sports.................................329 Restorative Care of America................. 1531 ThermoActive.......................................... 1302 Top Shelf Orthopedics...........................1327 VQ Orthocare...........................................1707

Aspen Medical Products....................... 1032 Bort-Swiss Orthopedic Supply...............1311 M-Brace/MIH International.....................323 Med Spec (ASO EVO)............................ 1500 New Options Sports.................................329 OPTEC USA, INC.......................................106 Pro-Tech Orthopedics............................ 1104 Spinal Technology Inc.............................620 ThermoActive.......................................... 1302 VQ Orthocare...........................................1707

Corflex.........................................................300 M-Brace/MIH International.....................323 Med Spec (ASO EVO)............................ 1500 New Options Sports.................................329 Restorative Care of America................. 1531 Top Shelf Orthopedics...........................1327

Soft Goods/Ready-to-FitOrthoses: Orthotic Socks

DJO Global............................................... 1424 Knit-Rite Inc.................................................218 Paceline........................................................801 Tamarack Habilitation Technologies Inc............................... 1425

Specialty Products

Anatomical Concepts Inc....................... 1601 Fabtech Systems LLC............................ 1035 Langer Biomechanics...............................818 Original Bending Brace......................... 1220 Pro-Tech Orthopedics............................ 1104 Townsend Design.....................................1317

Spinal Orthoses

Aspen Medical Products....................... 1032 Boston Brace International Inc..............629 Breg..............................................................322 Bremer Group Company, The..............1527 Corflex.........................................................300 Friddle’s Orthopedic Appliances Inc..1201

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M-Brace/MIH International.....................323 Med Spec (ASO EVO)............................ 1500 OPTEC USA, INC.......................................106 Original Bending Brace......................... 1220 Orthomerica Products Inc......... 832 & 838 Private Funding for Prosthetic Devices... 1120 Pro-Tech Orthopedics............................ 1104 Spinal Technology Inc.............................620 Top Shelf Orthopedics...........................1327 Townsend Design.....................................1317 Trulife...........................................................1017

Upper Limb Orthoses

Advanced O&P Solutions LLC................418 Anatomical Concepts Inc....................... 1601 Bort-Swiss Orthopedic Supply...............1311 Myomo Inc................................................. 1122 Pro-Tech Orthopedics............................ 1104 Restorative Care of America................. 1531 Top Shelf Orthopedics...........................1327

Pedorthics

Foot Care: Custom Footwear Apex Foot Health Industries...................818 Apis Footwear Co................................... 1608 Foot Solutions...........................................1134 Janco Inc..................................................... 527 Mile High Orthotics Lab..........................525 RS Print.........................................................301

Anodyne..................................................... 1412 Apis Footwear Co................................... 1608 Apex Foot Health Industries...................818 Drew Shoe Corp..................................... 1629 Foot Solutions...........................................1134 Orthotic Holdings Inc. (OHI)....................818 P.W. Minor................................................... 327 Surestep..................................................... 1519

Anodyne..................................................... 1412 Apex Foot Health Industries...................818 Capron Podologie.................................. 1428 DJO Global............................................... 1424 Foot Solutions...........................................1134 Janco Inc..................................................... 527 Levy & Rappel............................................530 medi USA....................................................926 Mile High Orthotics Lab..........................525 New Step Orthotic Lab Inc.....................1313 Orthotics and Prosthetics One..............320 Peacocks Orthotics Ltd..........................4134 P.W. Minor................................................... 327 RS Print.........................................................301 Sensor Medica.......................................... 736 Silipos Inc....................................................224

Foot Care: Other Foot Care

Anodyne..................................................... 1412 DJO Global............................................... 1424 P.W. Minor................................................... 327 Silipos Inc....................................................224 Tillges Technologies/TCOP...................1427

Pedorthics-Multiple Categories

ACOR Orthopaedic Inc............................523 Anodyne..................................................... 1412 Apex Foot Health Industries...................818 Capron Podologie.................................. 1428 Cascade Orthopedic Supply Inc...........824 CGS Administrators (DME MAC Medical Contractors)........................ 1530 Click Medical...............................................1131 Foot Solutions...........................................1134 Levy & Rappel............................................530 New Step Orthotic Lab Inc.......................1313 Orthotic Holdings Inc. (OHI)......................818 P.W. Minor................................................... 327 Soletech Inc............................................. 1033 SPS............................................................. 1006 Streifeneder USA.................................... 1605

Foot Care: Insoles

ACOR Orthopaedic Inc............................523 AMFIT INC...................................................616

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Feet

Aesthetic Prostheses Equipment & Materials Anatomi Metrix Inc................................. 1607 Create Prosthetics.....................................105 Curbell Plastics Inc....................................519 DAW Industries Inc................................. 1305 Infinite Biomedical Technologies....... 1635 Mac Dowell Silicones............................. 1126 Orfit Industries America..........................902 Touch Bionics.............................................626

Electronic Components: Lower Limb

Adaptec Prosthetics/5280 Prosthetics............................................228 ALPS........................................................... 1405 BionX Medical Technologies..................512 DAW Industries Inc................................. 1305 Endolite.......................................................905 Freedom Innovations LLC......................706 Martin Bionics........................................... 900 Nabtesco & Proteor in USA................. 1026 Össur Americas.........................................206 Tillges Technologies/TCOP...................1427

Electronic Components: Upper Limb

ALPS........................................................... 1405 Coapt LLC..................................................1432 College Park Industries...........................606 Fillauer....................................................... 1505 Infinite Biomedical Technologies....... 1635 Mac Dowell Silicones............................. 1126 Mobius Bionics..........................................1717 SteeperUSA...............................................520 Touch Bionics.............................................626

Elevated Vacuum Socket Volume Management

Adaptec Prosthetics/5280 Prosthetics.228 biodesigns..................................................422 Endolite.......................................................905 WillowWood.............................................. 1018

Alternative Prosthetic Services Inc.... 1329 College Park Industries...........................606 Endolite.......................................................905 Fillauer....................................................... 1505 Freedom Innovations LLC......................706 KISS Technologies LLC...........................922 Makstride Prosthetics............................. 1214 Nabtesco & Proteor in USA................. 1026 OPTEC USA, INC.......................................106 Össur Americas.........................................206 RUSH Foot................................................ 1022 TRS Inc. (Therapeutic Recreation Systems Inc.).......................................1234 Trulife...........................................................1017 WillowWood.............................................. 1018

Liners

Alternative Prosthetic Services Inc.... 1329 College Park Industries...........................606 DAW Industries Inc................................. 1305 Endolite.......................................................905 Engineered Silicone Products, LLC... 1533 Freedom Innovations LLC......................706 Makstride Prosthetics............................. 1214 Silipos Inc....................................................224

Lower Limb Endoskeletal Components

Adaptec Prosthetics/5280 Prosthetics............................................228 American Prosthetic Components LLC.....918 Bulldog Tools Inc..................................... 1106 College Park Industries...........................606 Coyote Design & Mfg Inc........................420 DAW Industries Inc................................. 1305 Endolite.......................................................905 FLO-TECH® Orthotic & Prosthetic Systems Inc........................................ 1300 LegWorks................................................... 1136 Martin Bionics........................................... 900 Medex International Inc..........................330 Nabtesco & Proteor in USA................. 1026 Osseointegration Group of Australia...1431 Ottobock.....................................................306 RUSH Foot................................................ 1022 WillowWood.............................................. 1018

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Mastectomy ALPS........................................................... 1405 Trulife...........................................................1017

Pediatric Prostheses

Coyote Design & Mfg Inc........................420 Infinite Biomedical Technologies....... 1635 LegWorks................................................... 1136 Mac Dowell Silicones............................. 1126 Medex International Inc..........................330 Private Funding for Prosthetic Devices... 1120 RUSH Foot................................................ 1022 Spinal Technology Inc.............................620 TRS Inc. (Therapeutic Recreation Systems Inc.).......................................1234

Post-Operative Prostheses

biodesigns..................................................422 FLO-TECH® Orthotic & Prosthetic Systems Inc........................................ 1300 LIM Innovations........................................1433

Adaptec Prosthetics/5280 Prosthetics............................................228 Additive O&P/Ability P&O......................1736 ALPS........................................................... 1405 Alternative Prosthetic Services Inc........ 1329 American Prosthetic Components LLC...918 biodesigns..................................................422 BionX Medical Technologies..................512 Bulldog Tools Inc..................................... 1106 Cascade Orthopedic Supply Inc...........824 CGS Administrators (DME MAC Medical Contractors)........................ 1530 CJ Socket Technologies....................... 1200 Click Medical...............................................1131 Coapt LLC..................................................1432 Coyote Design & Mfg Inc........................420 Create Prosthetics.....................................105 DAW Industries Inc................................. 1305 Design Interactive.................................. 1636 Engineered Silicone Products, LLC... 1533 FLO-TECH® Orthotic & Prosthetic Systems Inc........................................ 1300

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Freedom Innovations LLC......................706 Grace Prosthetic Fabrication Inc........ 1206 Infinite Biomedical Technologies....... 1635 Kinetic Research Inc............................... 1100 LegWorks................................................... 1136 LIM Innovations........................................1433 Martin Bionics........................................... 900 Medex International Inc..........................330 medi USA....................................................926 Mobius Bionics..........................................1717 Nabtesco & Proteor in USA................. 1026 Naked Prosthetics....................................202 OP Solutions Inc........................................800 Orfit Industries America..........................902 Össur Americas.........................................206 Ottobock.....................................................306 PEL................................................................506 Private Funding for Prosthetic Devices................................................. 1120 Qdesign......................................................1730 RS Print.........................................................301 RUSH Foot................................................ 1022 Spinal Technology Inc.............................620 SPS............................................................. 1006 ST&G USA Corp........................................700 Standard Cyborg.......................................1133 SteeperUSA...............................................520 Streifeneder USA.................................... 1605 Tillges Technologies/TCOP...................1427 Touch Bionics.............................................626 TRS Inc. (Therapeutic Recreation Systems Inc.).......................................1234 Trulife...........................................................1017

Protective Skin Covering

DAW Industries Inc................................. 1305 Grace Prosthetic Fabrication Inc........ 1206 Tamarack Habilitation Technologies Inc............................... 1425

Socks

Upper Limb Components

Apis Footwear Co................................... 1608 Comfort Products Inc...............................426 FLO-TECH® Orthotic & Prosthetic Systems Inc........................................ 1300 Knit-Rite Inc.................................................218 Paceline........................................................801 Royal Knit Inc.............................................529 Silipos Inc....................................................224 TRS Inc. (Therapeutic Recreation Systems Inc.).......................................1234

CJ Socket Technologies....................... 1200 Coapt LLC..................................................1432 College Park Industries...........................606 College Park Industries...........................606 Fillauer....................................................... 1505 Infinite Biomedical Technologies....... 1635 Mac Dowell Silicones............................. 1126 Martin Bionics........................................... 900 Ottobock.....................................................306 SteeperUSA...............................................520 Touch Bionics.............................................626 TRS Inc. (Therapeutic Recreation Systems Inc.).......................................1234

Specialty Products: Ferrier Coupling, etc.

American Prosthetic Components LLC.....918 Bulldog Tools Inc..................................... 1106 Fabtech Systems LLC............................ 1035

Suspension Products & Systems

Adaptec Prosthetics/5280 Prosthetics............................................228 biodesigns..................................................422 Bulldog Tools Inc..................................... 1106 Click Medical...............................................1131 Corflex.........................................................300 Coyote Design & Mfg Inc........................420 Engineered Silicone Products, LLC... 1533 KISS Technologies LLC...........................922 Knit-Rite Inc.................................................218 Martin Bionics........................................... 900 Medex International Inc..........................330 New Options Sports.................................329 Ottobock.....................................................306 Silipos Inc....................................................224

Shrinkers

Comfort Products Inc...............................426 Knit-Rite Inc.................................................218 Paceline........................................................801

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