Building a Sustainable and Patient-Centered DME Program [1/4]

Every high-performing DME program starts the same way, not with a product catalog, but with a foundation. This is that session. 

A strong DME program does more than round out a service line. It improves patient access to care, elevates the patient experience, and creates lasting financial and operational value for the practice. In this opening session, Alek Johnson breaks down the foundational pieces of a compliant, efficient, patient-centered DME program: operational structure, provider engagement, and workflow design, drawn directly from building and running his own multi-site program. 

Here's how the session runs. Alek opens with a focused 15 to 20 minute presentation grounded in real-world experience. Then the floor is yours. For roughly 30 minutes, you'll join Alek in a true roundtable to work through the questions that matter most to your practice. Come with your list ready; this is where you get specific. 

Learning Objectives

• Understand the strategic role of DME within orthopedic practices.
• Identify operational requirements for launching or expanding DME services.
• Recognize opportunities to improve patient experience while generating ancillary revenue. 

This series is made possible with the support of Select Ortho. 

Free for AAOE members. Nonmembers pay $50 once, which unlocks the full four-part series - not $50 per session.