Exploring the World of Mobile O&P Care
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In this episode of O&P Rising, host Alyssa Smith, an orthotic and prosthetic resident at the University of California, San Francisco, welcomes Nicolette Chamberlain-Simon, MPO, CPO, a digital development engineer at Ottobock, for a conversation about the opportunities and challenges of mobile O&P care. Nikki shares how she got her start providing care throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and what it's like to treat patients in their homes, skilled nursing facilities and rehabilitation hospitals. She discusses the advantages of mobile practice, from greater flexibility and independence to gaining a better understanding of patients' everyday environments, along with the challenges of managing travel, supplies, scheduling and personal safety. The conversation also explores how digital tools are making mobile care more efficient, the skills and experience practitioners need to succeed outside a traditional clinic, and why shadowing experienced mobile clinicians can be an important first step. Nikki also reflects on how working directly in patients' homes has changed her perspective on patient care and how emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, could help shape the future of mobile O&P practice.
O&P Rising is produced by Association Briefings.