Over view of PrimeCare O&P Network

1. Post Office Box 2111
Cordova, TN 38088-2111
888-388-5243
www.primecareop.com
Introduction:
PrimeCare O&P Network is a network of 75 independently owned and operated orthotics and prosthetics
facilities in 15 states. Our certified practitioners include many of whom are the third, fourth or fifth generation
in their families to practice O&P and own and manage their facilities.
Our Board of Directors is well represented in the national and regional arenas, with one of our owners/executive
board members being the immediate past president of the American Orthotics and Prosthetics Association. (See
background material for more information on our Board).
We are very interested in negotiating national contracts with managed care organizations that will benefit both
our members and your organization’s insureds. In this document, you will find contact information for more
details on our Network. In addition, please visit our website at www.primecareop.com, to find information on
our scope of services and locations. We are very much looking forward to hearing from you and to beginning a
relationship that will be beneficial to all.
Primary Benefits to Your organization and its Insureds:
1. Cost effectiveness: Our facilities’ turnaround time is expedited due to the fact that they fabricate
orthotic and prosthetic devices on-site, rather than having a central fabrication facility that fabricates for
hundreds of offices in multiple states. Thus, our members are in a position to provide cost savings
through shorter hospital stays.
This quick turnaround provides the benefit of speedier treatment for the original trauma or condition,
which also ameliorates potential for additional expensive treatment due to complications.
2. Continuity of Care: Our practitioners have long-standing relationships with the physicians and other
healthcare providers in their areas. These professionals have come to trust our providers and prefer to
refer to practitioners that they are familiar with and have long standing working relationships with.
These relationships can be critically important to the continuity of care a patient receives.
Further, on many occasions, a long-term patient of one of our independent facilities will undergo a
change in their insurance coverage due to a job change or other event. The relationship that amputees,
in particular, have with their prosthetist is one that is very personal and important to the patient’s overall
well being. It is extremely traumatic to the amputee to have to change providers, and can slow down
recovery time as a result of the stress.
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2. In many cases, with regard to our independent practitioners, the entire family of the patient has
relationships of trust with the practitioner and staff, causing further stress on the family at a time when
the patient needs full support for best recovery.
3. Continuing education: All of our providers are available to conduct continuing education and training
for your organization’s case managers and others on staff who would benefit from this type of
education. If there is a topic that your organization staff would like to see specifically covered, we can
tailor these presentations to the desired topic(s).
4. Quality of Care: Our credentialing process is very rigorous and we only allow facilities to participate in
our Network after having successfully passed our credentialing process, and having been cleared for
membership in the Network by our Clinical Directors Committee.
5. Local Nature of Our Practitioners: Our providers live in the cities and neighborhoods where they
practice. They understand the types of cases that are common in their area and the demographics and
special challenges those populations represent. By virtue of their long- term experience in these types of
cases, potentially costly and distressing trial and error can be alleviated. (One example of this type of
case would be farming accidents).
6. Ease In Contracting Process: Our administrative office will collect all of the credentialing materials
and coordinate on behalf of your organization and the membership so that during the process your
organization executives will have one, rather than 75 points of contact for materials and troubleshooting.
Conclusion:
Partnering together, PrimeCare O&P Network and your organization can together aid in restoring mobility and
a return to a productive lifestyle for your insureds who need prosthetic and orthotic care.
We would like to request a contract with your organization with an initial 12 month term to allow your
organization to see the cost benefits that can be gained through both the practical advantages we offer,
such as turnaround times and familiarity with the types of cases seen in our various regions, as well as
the intangibles, such as maintaining existing relationships.
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3. Contact information:
Please fee free to contact Cathie Pruitt to discuss how PrimeCare O&P Network can assist in
bringing a new level of care to your prosthetic, orthotic, therapeutic shoe, and mastectomy
insureds.
Staff Contacts:
PrimeCare Network President
Cathie Pruitt
901-753-8441
ceegee96@aol.com
PrimeCare Network Director of Operations
Jane Edwards
888-388-5243
je0560@comcast.net
Clinical Directors:
Frank Snell, CPO, FAAOP, CEO
Snell Prosthetic and Orthotic Laboratory
501-664-2624
asorensencpo@aol.com
Aaron Sorensen, CPO, President
Restorative Health Services
(615) 890-2160
fesnell@aol.com
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4. PrimeCare O&P Network Background
The PrimeCare Network is comprised of independently owned and operated facilities, with 75 offices in 15
states. While our members are in the business to make a profit, we are not a huge corporate entity that is traded
on the NYSE and is primarily interested in pleasing stockholders.
To demonstrate the quality level of practitioner in our Network, following is a list of Board Members who are
on the national associations and accrediting organizations’ board of directors:
Ted Snell, C.P.O.
One of 3 company owners of PrimeCare
Immediate past president of the American Orthotics and Prosthetics Association
fifth generation of O&P specialist
past board member of the AOPA Marketing and Membership Committee
past board member of the Regional Medicare Reimbursement Committee.
Frank Snell, C.P.O., F.A.A.O.P.
one of the first seven practitioners to earn recognition as a Fellow of the American
Academy of Orthotics and Prosthetics
One of 3 company owners of PrimeCare
fourth generation practice
34 years of experience
Was one of an advisory team of 12 comprised of physicians, therapists and certified prosthetists
that developed policy for the Department of Defense regarding the viability of micro-processor
knee technology for returning veterans who have suffered traumatic amputations as a result of
their service in Iraq and other operations
W. Clint Snell, C.P.O.
42 years of O&P experience
One of 3 company owners of PrimeCare
Past President of Louisiana O&P Association
fourth generation practice
Terry Shaw, C.P., B.O.C.O.P., F.A.A.O.P.
First practitioner in Kentucky to earn fellowship
Past president of KY O&P association
past board member of the Kentucky Orthotic Prosthetic Association
member of AOPA, AAOP, IAOP, BOC, ACA, and the Davies County Diabetic Coalition.
Bruce (Mac) McClellan, CPO
Past director of the O&P Department at the Dallas Rehabilitation Institute
Director and Assistant Professor for the Prosthetics-Orthotics Program at the University of Texas
Health Science Center at Dallas
Fellow of the International Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics (ISPO)
a former Vice Chairman and Executive Board member of the U.S. Society of ISPO
a former Chairman of the U.S. Society of ISPO’s Education Program Committee
past president of the Texas Chapter of AAOP (American Academy of Orthotics and Prosthetics)
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5. John Reynolds, C.P.O.
previously served on the ABC (American Board for Certification) Board of Directors
ABC President in 2001
AOPA Board of Directors
member of the ABC CPM examination team
Dan Oglesby, C.P.O.
a second-generation orthotist
past president of the Louisiana Orthotics & Prosthetics Association
former board member of the Cerebral Palsy Association of New Orleans
served as an examiner for the American Board for Certification in both prosthetics and Orthotics
served on various AOPA committees
chaired AOPA insurance committee
contributing author to “The Atlas of Limb Prosthetics & Surgical and Prosthetics Principles”
(Second Edition, 1992).
Tom DiBello, C.O., F.A.A.O.P.
lectured extensively throughout the United States and around the world
Lectures currently at the Masters programs in Physical Therapy at the Texas Woman's
University, the University of Texas Galveston Medical Branch, the Baylor/UT University
Physical Medicine, Rehabilitation Medical Residency program
Lecture topic -“Principles of Lower Limb Orthotic Management”
authored chapters on this subject in two text books
served on the Board of Directors of the American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists
(AAOP) for six years
Executive Committee for four years and as AAOP President from 2000 to 2001.
appointed to the American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association's Coding and Billing Committee
in the Fall of 2004
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