HME Headlines
Check the HomeCare Monday archives atwww.homecaremonday.comfor these and other industry headlines: HME Organizations Say Negotiations First, Legal Action
Check the HomeCare Monday archives at
www.homecaremonday.com
for these and other industry headlines:
- HME Organizations Say Negotiations First, Legal Action Next
- Stack of Letters from Congress Grows; CMS’ Weems Writes Back to Rep. Altmire
- Complex Rehab Stakeholders: ‘It’s Bad’
- Round One Costs, Errors, Transition Get Attention at Open Door
- New Provider Group Forms
- Industry Battles Bungled Bid Exclusions in Congress, Court
- Round One Rate Anomalies Puzzle Stakeholders
- AAHomecare to CMS: Don’t Adopt Proposed Standards, Do Mandate Inspections
- Pricing Announcement Opens the Door to New M&A Activity for HME
- Medicare Funding Warning Issued for Third Consecutive Year
- Eligible HMEs Outraged Over Bid Disqualification
- 14,575 Jobs Lost Under Competitive Bidding, Weeks Predicts
- Experts Say Round Two Deadlines Possible, but Start Accreditation Now
- Tornadoes Won’t Stop Medtrade 2008
- CMS Issues Round Two Accreditation Deadlines
- Home Sleep Testing Gets the Nod
- Full-Court Press to Consider Bidding’s Effects on Small Business
- Providers Question Proposed Revision to Supplier Standard No. 1
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