It is up to you!
Anthony T. Barr
Description
Collection
Title:
It is up to you!
Creator:
Anthony T. Barr
Date:
4/28/2002
Text:
What we need is regulation of this profession to:
1)Stop this counterproductive alphabet soup sand box feuding and focus on the real solution by requiring every provider to have a license to practice.
2)Better ensure patient protection and proper delivery of qualified services
3)Provide ACCOUNTABILITY , state and federal oversight to providers of comprehensive O&P services
4)Promote and encourage proper coverage by third party payers
As a open question to all subscribers :
What other legitimate heath care profession, providing comprehensive health care services, does not require a state license to legally provide these services ?
I look forward to receiving the exceptions but there will be none!
Consumers,do want proper and affordable coverage for O&P services?
Advocate for and support regulation and seek out licensed providers for your O&P needs.
Practitioners, is your profession worthy of a license?
Advocate for and support regulation.
Practitioners, do you want proper reimbursement for the comprehensive O&P services that you provide?
Advocate for and support regulation.
Tony Barr
consumer
----- Original Message -----
From: < <Email Address Redacted> >
To: < <Email Address Redacted> >
Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 11:03 AM
Subject: Re: [OANDP-L] initials
> What is the NEED for two certification programs? Would three, four, or five
> certification programs give more protection to the consumer?
>
> In states there is ONE license for the barber, hairdresser, nurse, doctor,
> lawyer, and in few states ONE license for the prosthetist and orthotist to
> protect the public.
>
> Respectively asked,
>
> Al Pike, CP
>
1)Stop this counterproductive alphabet soup sand box feuding and focus on the real solution by requiring every provider to have a license to practice.
2)Better ensure patient protection and proper delivery of qualified services
3)Provide ACCOUNTABILITY , state and federal oversight to providers of comprehensive O&P services
4)Promote and encourage proper coverage by third party payers
As a open question to all subscribers :
What other legitimate heath care profession, providing comprehensive health care services, does not require a state license to legally provide these services ?
I look forward to receiving the exceptions but there will be none!
Consumers,do want proper and affordable coverage for O&P services?
Advocate for and support regulation and seek out licensed providers for your O&P needs.
Practitioners, is your profession worthy of a license?
Advocate for and support regulation.
Practitioners, do you want proper reimbursement for the comprehensive O&P services that you provide?
Advocate for and support regulation.
Tony Barr
consumer
----- Original Message -----
From: < <Email Address Redacted> >
To: < <Email Address Redacted> >
Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 11:03 AM
Subject: Re: [OANDP-L] initials
> What is the NEED for two certification programs? Would three, four, or five
> certification programs give more protection to the consumer?
>
> In states there is ONE license for the barber, hairdresser, nurse, doctor,
> lawyer, and in few states ONE license for the prosthetist and orthotist to
> protect the public.
>
> Respectively asked,
>
> Al Pike, CP
>
Citation
Anthony T. Barr, “It is up to you!,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 27, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/218837.
