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COVID-19 UPDATES AND RESOURCES
Alabama Small Business Development Center Network. Click here. Alabama Department of Public Health. Click here. Most Orthotic & Prosthetic Patient Care Facilities are Small Businesses. Here are some helpful links. |
State of Alabama UpdatesMarch 23, 2020---Governor Kay Ivey
State of Emergency Supplemental Proclamation: COVID-19 and State Tax Obligations March 20, 2020---Alabama Department of Public Health 420-4-1.13 ER Statewide Social Distancing Requirements in Response of COVID-19 March 6, 2020---Alabama Department of Public Health
Emergency Rule re: Alabama Notifiable Diseases/Conditions |
National Association for the Advancement of Orthotics and Prosthetics (NAAOP) has drafted for distribution to all P&O providers and state and local agencies.
It is meant to be used if someone has a question about O&P services being considered essential and therefore we should be able to continue to provide our services as needed.
It is meant to be used if someone has a question about O&P services being considered essential and therefore we should be able to continue to provide our services as needed.
WelcomeAlabama Prosthetic & Orthotic Association is committed to providing continuing education of the highest standard. Newsletters, seminars, workshops and publications keep members and industry colleagues up to date on all matters relevant to the profession including the latest clinical and technical research and development. APOA, its members, volunteers and consultants work on your behalf on issues involving federal and state government. APOA is actively involved in a wide range of issues affecting Alabama orthotists and prosthetists, pedorthists, mastectomy fitters, orthotic fitters, and therapeutic shoe fitters including licensure, professional standards and reimbursement. Past Meeting Dates
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What's the difference between the Alabama Prosthetic & Orthotic Association (APOA) and the Alabama State Board of Prosthetists & Orthotists (ASBPO)? A. The APOA is a non-profit professional association. The ASBPO is a State Board created by the State Legislature of Alabama. The Legislature declares that in order to safeguard the health, safety, and welfare of the people of Alabama against the unauthorized, unqualified, and improper administration of prosthetic and orthotic care, it is necessary to provide for the licensing and regulation of persons offering prosthetic and orthotic services to the public. Alabama Board of Prosthetists and Orthotists Post Office Box 1052 Montgomery, AL 36101 Ronald E. Ezell, Executive Director Phone: 334-420-1111 Fax: 334-262-8811 Email Address Office Address: 441 High Street, Suite 113 Montgomery, AL 36104 Business Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (Monday-Friday) |
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APOA
info@alabamapoa.org 256-346-4326 phone |
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