September 2016 Newletter
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We're heading into the home stretch of 2016. Please make your end of the year appointments as soon as possible.
Per Chip, "Our end of year appointments are filling up quickly as clients have met their deductibles so make your appointment as soon as possible!"
Per Chip, "Our end of year appointments are filling up quickly as clients have met their deductibles so make your appointment as soon as possible!"
Email us or call the office at 214-265-5060.
Mind-Controlled Bionics
Airport security technology will not harm a silicone breast form.
- It isn't likely that a silicone breast form will set off the metal detector alarm, however, if something on you triggers the alarm, you will be subject to a secondary search which might include a pat down.
- If the above happens, you can request that this be done in a private screening area.You can carry a medical notification card to discreetly inform security of your medical condition if you choose (but it's not required).
(Note that use of the card does not exempt a traveler from the normal security process.)
- According to the U.S. Transportation Security Administration, you should neither be asked, nor agree to lift or remove any article of clothing to reveal your breast prosthesis, and you should not be asked to remove the form itself.
- If you choose to carry your prosthesis or mastectomy bra in your accessible property rather than wearing it, it will be allowed through the checkpoint after it is screened.
- The prosthesis or the mastectomy bra is not subject to the 311 rules that are normally applicable to liquids, gels and aerosols because it is considered to be medically necessary.
Please keep in mind that this references the United States and not Canada and that every country has its own security procedures and policies. More Info.
Calendar of Events
Transtibial Prosthetics
11/17/16 Walnut Place
Lower Extremity Orthotics: Part Two
Need to schedule your course series? Contact us.
Prosthetics & Orthotics for Therapists™
The purpose of our Prosthetics and Orthotics for Therapists™continuing education course series is to provide continuing education credits for therapists in Texas by presenting courses on various aspects of upper and lower extremity prostheses and orthoses.
Cost Effective.
There is no cost. You can't get more cost effective than that!
Need to schedule your series?
Call the office at (214) 265-5060
Lower Extremity Orthotics Overview - Part One - Steven Molina, CPO/L
GREAT COURSE! - 09/06/2016
Lower Extremity Orthotics Overview - Part One - Steven Molina, CPO/L
Good job. Thanks! - 09/06/2016
Prosthetic Series
(Courses are taught in the following order)
1. Prosthetic Overview
2. Transtibial Prosthetics
3. Transfemoral Prosthetics
4. Prosthetics & Dermatology
(and more!)
Orthotic Series
(Courses are taught in the following order)
1. Lower Extremity Orthotics Overview: Part One
2. Lower Extremity Orthotics Overview: Part Two
3. Upper Extremity Orthotics: An Overview
4. Spinal Orthotics: An Overview
(and more!)
(and more!)
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