HomeCare Web Poll
If oxygen rentals are capped at 36 months, what portion of your revenues will be affected? 10% or less 37% 11% to 25% 19% 26% to 50% 14% More than 50%
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HomeCare staff Meg Herndon and Hannah Wolfson were joined by writers Kristin Easterling and Gail Short to tell these stories. Tamara Davie’s photo on page 32 was taken by Ursula Hope Photography.
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Missouri Senators Form Medicaid Fraud Panel
Jefferson City, Mo. Missouri lawmakers have put together a special committee to investigate Medicaid provider fraud in the state. The committee was formed -
New York Medicaid Spends Double the National Average
Albany, N.Y. A federal agency has reported that New York's Medicaid program paid more than one-fifth 21.6 percent of all of the state's health care expenses -
Medline Launches Respiratory Division
Mundelein, Ill. Medline, the nation's largest privately held manufacturer and distributor of medical supplies, has launched a new respiratory division. -
Roscoe Medical Acquired by River Associates
Strongsville, Ohio Roscoe Medical, which distributes parts and replacement supplies, has finalized a recapitalization of the company with River Associates, -
Sunrise Medical Opens Indy Distribution Center
Longmont, Colo. Sunrise Medical has opened a new distribution center in Indianapolis. Designed to expedite delivery to customers in mid-America and parts -
FDA OKs Powder-Based Oxygen Generator
Frisco, Texas OxySure Systems, which makes and markets specialty medical and respiratory products, has received FDA approval for its new catalytic portable -
TRENDS
Harmar Mobility/Wheelchair Lift AL690 one-button operation; compatible with most chairs and minivans 275-pound lifting capacity no drilling required; -
Oxygen Products & Accessories
Invacare/Oxygen System HomeFill II Oxygen System designed for refilling HomeFill II oxygen cylinders at home; patient breathes at home from continuous -
NOTABLE & QUOTABLE
We think this observation from HomeCare columnist Neil Caesar, president of the Health Law Center, bears repeating. Commenting on the current lack of