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Advancing Podiatry & Mitigating Crisis in Healthcare | After a year away, CPMA welcomes you to reconnect with fellow podiatrists and vendors while learning about the latest in the field of podiatry and healthcare at large. In addition to covering topics like postoperative infection management, diabetic amputation prevention, and crucial Medicare updates, we’ll look at some of the most pressing issues facing all medical professionals today...

Attend this special one-day event and dive into some of the most pressing issues facing medical professionals today. How do we prevent physician suicide? How do we handle active shooter situations in healthcare facilities? How can we stop the Opioid Epidemic in its tracks?

AAPSM Stand Alone Meeting

We invite you to join us for the 2021 APMA Region One Conference at the Boston Marriott Burlington Hotel in Burlington, MA on October 29-30, 2021. Scientific Program co-chairs Scott Aronson, DPM, David Sipala, DPM, and Michael Theodoulou, DPM have recruited some of the most dynamic local speakers from the industry. Both medically and surgically oriented podiatric physicians will find topics of interest for their practice.

Bob Jasak, VP of Coverage and Payment Policy with Hart Health Strategies will present on the recently implemented No Surprises Act and address recently released rules related to it and what it means for your practice.

A new CPT® code set took effect January 1. There are additions and changes to the code set pertinent to podiatrists. APMA will cover them in a January 20 webinar. It is the third installment of its Coding Basics Webinar Series, "CPT Update." Jeffrey Lehrman, DPM, and Ira Kraus, DPM, will present.

Registration Now Open | As per Connecticut guidelines, Connecticut Podiatric Medical Assistants are required to attend a class on radiation safety as well as office-based X-ray technique, and then pass a written test. This course is offered twice a year and is open to all assistants in podiatric offices. Some training and experience in the office setting is very helpful.

CPMA's Hands-On Cadaveric Lab welcomes 40 ABFAS board qualified or certified podiatric surgeons to learn and practice new surgical techniques and protocols with cadaveric and/or anatomical model specimens.

APMA will host the fourth installment of its Coding Basics Webinar Series, "Wound Care / Ulcer Debridement." Sarah Abshier, DPM; Mitchel Hilsen, DPM; and Lawrence Santi, DPM, will present.