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Waiting for the outcome of competitive bidding’s first round hasn’t stopped industry stakeholders from working to amend the program. Nor have efforts
Waiting for the outcome of competitive bidding’s first round hasn’t stopped industry stakeholders from working to amend the program. Nor have efforts slowed in lobbying lawmakers on its effects and in educating them about other legislative and regulatory changes that could have serious consequences. HomeCare salutes all of you who have taken part in this tremendous endeavor. And if you have not, through the rest of this year and into the future, we urge you to make a phone call, write a letter or visit in person with your federal legislators to let them know what a valuable service you provide in delivering continuing, cost-effective, quality care to the home-based patients in your community.
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