Re: Panton & Fredrick- Hal Wolgamott
Stan LaCount
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Title:
Re: Panton & Fredrick- Hal Wolgamott
Creator:
Stan LaCount
Date:
2/8/2001
Text:
Personally, I'd like to hear more about Hangers business practices and their
efforts to salt the boards with their representatives. I don't think we
fear Hanger is providing the best O&P services in as much as we fear the
opposite. Hanger does not speak for all of O&P yet. I would like to
reserve judgment a while longer if you don't mind. I think the horse can
withstand a few more lashes. This is preferable to sweeping things under
the carpet and making decisions behind closed doors in my humble opinion.
Stan LaCount
From: Hal Wolgamott
> I feel that the horse has been whipped. The people
> have been chosen. Mr. Patton is a good and caring
> person. He has a lot of experience and is a wearer
> of a prosthesis. Let's move on. Hanger should not
> be the issue. After all --you provide the best , or you're >scared. The
best to all of us and our interested citizens >that we are privileged to
work with.
> > Just read Mr. Fredrick's letter in the Readers' Forum of the latest O&P
> Business News. He is very disappointed at the article in the December
15
> issue. He heard absolutely nothing . . .
> > and no one contacted him . . . and on and on with the usual and
> familiar rhetoric from a Hanger
> > employee when something is written critical of Hanger or an employee.
> >
> > The facts were clear in the matter of Panton and the Board, and no
amount
> of eloquent letters to the editor changes that.
> >
> > O&P Business News owes no one an apology, period. They have been more
> than fair to Hanger
> > and their business practices. Maybe Hanger owes an apology to the
people
> who invested in their
> > company in the past and a stock that is presently worth a buck-fifteen.
> >
> > Florida is very fortunate to have the Governor make the appointments he
> made. It has suddenly become very obvious, if there is anything the
> profession and O&P patients don't need, it's another Hanger employee on
the
> Board. We have one too many now.
> >
> > Bob McCulloch
> >
> >
efforts to salt the boards with their representatives. I don't think we
fear Hanger is providing the best O&P services in as much as we fear the
opposite. Hanger does not speak for all of O&P yet. I would like to
reserve judgment a while longer if you don't mind. I think the horse can
withstand a few more lashes. This is preferable to sweeping things under
the carpet and making decisions behind closed doors in my humble opinion.
Stan LaCount
From: Hal Wolgamott
> I feel that the horse has been whipped. The people
> have been chosen. Mr. Patton is a good and caring
> person. He has a lot of experience and is a wearer
> of a prosthesis. Let's move on. Hanger should not
> be the issue. After all --you provide the best , or you're >scared. The
best to all of us and our interested citizens >that we are privileged to
work with.
> > Just read Mr. Fredrick's letter in the Readers' Forum of the latest O&P
> Business News. He is very disappointed at the article in the December
15
> issue. He heard absolutely nothing . . .
> > and no one contacted him . . . and on and on with the usual and
> familiar rhetoric from a Hanger
> > employee when something is written critical of Hanger or an employee.
> >
> > The facts were clear in the matter of Panton and the Board, and no
amount
> of eloquent letters to the editor changes that.
> >
> > O&P Business News owes no one an apology, period. They have been more
> than fair to Hanger
> > and their business practices. Maybe Hanger owes an apology to the
people
> who invested in their
> > company in the past and a stock that is presently worth a buck-fifteen.
> >
> > Florida is very fortunate to have the Governor make the appointments he
> made. It has suddenly become very obvious, if there is anything the
> profession and O&P patients don't need, it's another Hanger employee on
the
> Board. We have one too many now.
> >
> > Bob McCulloch
> >
> >
Citation
Stan LaCount, “Re: Panton & Fredrick- Hal Wolgamott,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 24, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/215942.
