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The Doctor is In: Telemedicine for O & P with Dr. Nate Crider

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Dr. Nate Crider joins us to discuss his approach to prosthetic care through telemedicine, where he bridges the gap between prosthetists, patients, and insurance requirements. As a PM&R specialist, he has expanded to 14 states in just three years, improving outcomes by bringing medical expertise directly to prosthetic clinics.
• Telemedicine solves mobility challenges for amputees while improving communication between medical and prosthetic providers
• Insurance documentation requires specific medical necessity language that many primary care providers don't understand
• Collaborative appointments with patients and prosthetists ensure accurate assessment of functional needs and appropriate technology selection
• Technology advancements including osseointegration, pattern recognition for upper extremities, and K2 microprocessor knees are changing patient options
• Proper socket fit, liner replacement, and supply management significantly impact patient comfort and functional outcomes
• Interdisciplinary approaches with surgeons, PM&R specialists, and prosthetists lead to better amputee care from surgery through rehabilitation
• Small and large prosthetic practices benefit from specialized medical documentation support that reduces denial risks
For more information about Dr. Crider’s telemedicine services, connect with him on LinkedIn or contact Madrina company, which operates in 46 states.

A special thanks to Advanced 3D for sponsoring this episode.

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Chapters

1. Welcome to Season 11 (00:00:00)

2. Dr. Crider's Journey Into Prosthetics (00:02:03)

3. Telemedicine Revolution in Prosthetic Care (00:05:15)

4. Collaborative Approach to Patient Assessments (00:09:05)

5. Psychology and Rehabilitation Challenges (00:16:18)

6. Technology Advancements and Innovations (00:24:16)

7. The Future of Amputee Care (00:38:58)

8. Improving the Prosthetic Workflow Process (00:49:00)

9. Episode Closing and Contact Info (00:53:35)

127 episodes

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Manage episode 482941486 series 3356176
Content provided by Brent Wright and Joris Peels, Brent Wright, and Joris Peels. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Brent Wright and Joris Peels, Brent Wright, and Joris Peels or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Send us a text

Dr. Nate Crider joins us to discuss his approach to prosthetic care through telemedicine, where he bridges the gap between prosthetists, patients, and insurance requirements. As a PM&R specialist, he has expanded to 14 states in just three years, improving outcomes by bringing medical expertise directly to prosthetic clinics.
• Telemedicine solves mobility challenges for amputees while improving communication between medical and prosthetic providers
• Insurance documentation requires specific medical necessity language that many primary care providers don't understand
• Collaborative appointments with patients and prosthetists ensure accurate assessment of functional needs and appropriate technology selection
• Technology advancements including osseointegration, pattern recognition for upper extremities, and K2 microprocessor knees are changing patient options
• Proper socket fit, liner replacement, and supply management significantly impact patient comfort and functional outcomes
• Interdisciplinary approaches with surgeons, PM&R specialists, and prosthetists lead to better amputee care from surgery through rehabilitation
• Small and large prosthetic practices benefit from specialized medical documentation support that reduces denial risks
For more information about Dr. Crider’s telemedicine services, connect with him on LinkedIn or contact Madrina company, which operates in 46 states.

A special thanks to Advanced 3D for sponsoring this episode.

Support the show

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Welcome to Season 11 (00:00:00)

2. Dr. Crider's Journey Into Prosthetics (00:02:03)

3. Telemedicine Revolution in Prosthetic Care (00:05:15)

4. Collaborative Approach to Patient Assessments (00:09:05)

5. Psychology and Rehabilitation Challenges (00:16:18)

6. Technology Advancements and Innovations (00:24:16)

7. The Future of Amputee Care (00:38:58)

8. Improving the Prosthetic Workflow Process (00:49:00)

9. Episode Closing and Contact Info (00:53:35)

127 episodes

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