Bionic's Brad Watson Named to NAAOP Board of Directors
Bionic Prosthetics and Orthotics Blog
by bionicpo
2w ago
At Bionic, we are thrilled to announce that one of our esteemed Regional Managers and Certified Prosthesis & Orthotists, L. Bradley Watson, has been elected to the board of directors of the National Association for the Advancement of Orthotics and Prosthetics (NAAOP). This prestigious appointment highlights Brad's dedication to our profession and his wealth of experience accumulated over 35 years.   Ann Leimkuehler Moss, NAAOP's board president, expressed her delight at welcoming Brad to the board. She emphasized Brad's extensive experience, including his previous and current rol ..read more
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Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month
Bionic Prosthetics and Orthotics Blog
by bionicpo
1y ago
Did you know that every day, more than 500 people in the U.S. lose a limb, and it is estimated that, by 2050, the number of people living with limb loss will nearly double? More than 2.7 million people live with limb loss or limb difference in the United States. Limb loss affects people of all backgrounds, all income levels, and all ages. Some are born with limb loss, also known as congenital limb deficiency. Others may lose limbs due to complications, such as infections, trauma, or cancer. Established in 2011 by the Amputee Coalition, Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month (LLLDAM) is ..read more
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The Bionic Difference: Peter Morrison
Bionic Prosthetics and Orthotics Blog
by bionicpo
1y ago
By Cooper Proudfoot Peter Morrison’s life revolved around horses. Riding horseback, caring for his animals, and competing in events far and wide were his passion. However, one morning an accident threatened to take those things - and his highly active lifestyle - away forever. Peter’s truck hit a tree during his early morning commute and overturned, becoming severely crushed in the process. His left leg was heavily injured in the accident and broken in multiple places. Doctors at the hospital worked tirelessly for over a week to save the limb, but in the end, it was a losing battle and they d ..read more
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The Bionic Difference: Reynaldo Morales
Bionic Prosthetics and Orthotics Blog
by bionicpo
1y ago
By Jason Warne Reynaldo Morales loves basketball. Growing up in Gary, Indiana, taught him a love for the court and the community that forms around it that has followed him for his entire life. But on the morning of April 12th, 2007, a car accident threatened to take that away. Now, Reynaldo is back on the courts and still flashing his winning smile. “I was always an active kid.” Reynaldo has a hard time not smiling as he recounts the story. Seldom will you meet someone as genuinely and instantly likable as Rey. “I used to do backflips as early as 2nd grade and I went to Lisa’s Gymnastics in 3 ..read more
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The Bionic Difference: Alexander Lecher
Bionic Prosthetics and Orthotics Blog
by bionicpo
1y ago
Alexander Lecher is not an ordinary boy. Why? Because Alexander is unstoppable. “He loves to play with his stuffed horse Neigh Neigh,” his mom says. “And he loves to ride his balance bike, play outside in the dirt, pick dandelions, and play at playgrounds. His personality is insanely sweet. He is a people person and loves to show his sweetness to everyone he meets and swoon them with his personality.” There is seemingly no slide too steep and no playground tower too high to slow him down - but it would surprise many who see him run and climb to learn that Alexander has a full foot prosthesis ..read more
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Tony Gutierrez: Growing with Bionic
Bionic Prosthetics and Orthotics Blog
by bionicpo
1y ago
By Tony Gutierrez, the National Clinical Specialist for Bionic Prosthetics & Orthotics. Ready to take the next steps? Find out how you could jumpstart your O&P career with Bionic. Career Growth & Personal Development I joined Bionic in 2014 and started in the office in Tinley Park, Illinois. I came to Bionic from a local competitor that only focused on revenue at the expense of the patient and a growth path full of empty promises. I wanted to join a team that could help me develop my ideal practice. I was hopeful that I would find that in Bionic. I was given a yearly revenue goal ..read more
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