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Hanger Orthopedic Group, Inc.
Distance: 1.4 Mi2 Metro Ctr Ste 1200
20814 Bethesda -
Apmsa
Distance: 2.9 Mi9312 Old Georgetown Rd
20814 Bethesda -
Dr. Jennifer Gerres, DPM
Distance: 4.7 Mi8630 Fenton Street, Suite 1
20910 Silver Spring -
Linkia, LLC
Distance: 10.5 Mi1375 Piccard Dr Ste 300
20850-4313 Rockville -
Modern Smile Dental
Distance: 13.3 Mi901 Russell Ave STE 100
20879 Gaithersburg
Description
The American College of Foot & Ankle Orthopedics & Medicine (ACFAOM) has partnered with a Minnesota-based medical device company, BioMedix Vascular Solutions, Inc., to develop a comprehensive training and certification program focusing on BioMedix’s PADnet™+ technology. This certification program is overseen by ACFAOM’s BioMedix Advisory Board and Board of Directors. There are three components in the training process: • PADnet+ informational tools consisting of a training manual, a PADnet+ Users Guide and a tutorial CD-Rom • On-site training by a Clinical Specialist demonstrating how to perform an Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI), Toe-Brachial Index (TBI) and Pulse Volume Recordings (PVR) using the PADnet+ system • Content-based examination reviewing PADnet+ operating issues and patient information The requirements for earning the ACFAOM Certificate in Community-Based Peripheral Arterial Testing Competency are: • Completion of a comprehensive training program • Passage of a Web-based multiple-choice examination • Completion of ten tests on patients, reviewed for accuracy and quality of results Upon successful completion of the certification program, a technician is eligible to receive a Certificate of Competence in Community-Based Peripheral Arterial Testing recognizing the technician’s proficiency and knowledge using PADnet+ for testing for P.A.D. ACFAOM believes that this comprehensive certification program fosters a collaborative care model for diagnosing P.A.D. Utilizing the PADnet+ technology, physicians in a primary care setting can perform the ABI, TBI and PVR tests. These tests are then sent electronically and interpreted by a specialist such as a cardiologist, vascular surgeon or interventional radiologist to determine whether or not a patient has P.A.D. This collaborative care model allows for earlier P.A.D. detection in patients, resulting in: • Improved patient function • Reduced healthcare costs • Prolonged patient life For additional information about becoming ACFAOM certified to operate PADnet+ equipment or to learn more about the collaborative care model, call (877) 854-0014 or visit www.BioMedix.com . For more information about ACFAOM, contact us at