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Busy Week in Orlando
Orlando, Fla. While providers attending Medtrade 2004 said they are worried about next year's DME reimbursement cuts, many also said they are ready to
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HomeCare Staff
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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Bill to Repeal DME Cuts Gains New Supporters
Washington Before Congress left town for the election recess, a groundswell of grassroots support in the HME industry paid dividends. More than 100 cosponsors -
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2004 HomeCaring Awards Presented
We sent our judges a tall order-this year: choosing recipients for the magazine's 2004 HomeCaring Awards. To fill it, HomeCare has recognized four individuals -
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Gulf South Medical Moves into Heartland
Jacksonville, Fla. Gulf South Medical Supply has acquired Indianapolis-based Associated Medical Products, a marketer and distributor of medical products, -
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Competitive Bidding Panel Lays Groundwork at First Meeting
Baltimore CMS is considering using the four DMERCs to implement DME competitive bidding an announcement that raised the eyebrows of some members of the -
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SeQual Gets Army Contract for Concentrators
San Diego Oxygen system manufacturer SeQual has attained a U.S. Army contract to produce oxygen concentrators for combat casualty care and for home health -
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OIG: Reduced Power Wheelchair Paymentsuld Save $400 Million
Washington CMS could save millions if it changes the way it pays for power wheelchairs, according to the HHS OIG. As detailed in the 2004 Redbook, CMS -
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Encore Acquires Empi, Expands Product Line
Austin, Texas Orthopedic device manufacturer Encore Medical has acquired Empi a St. Paul, Minn., manufacturer of pain management, orthopedic rehabilitation -
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Medicaid Spending Surpasses Education
Washington For the first time, states are spending more on Medicaid than primary and secondary education, according to a study by the National Governor's