Author

Kay Cox

  • Firing from All Cannons

    In the December 2005 issue of HomeCare, AAHomecare reiterated its call to rally around the home oxygen patient community, which is made up of nearly one
  • Paying it Forward

    The home care community is often called upon to predict the future. Looking into our crystal ball, we can predict that the budget crisis will continue
  • Stand Up for O2 Patients

    November was National Homecare Month and also Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Awareness Month. During the month, days were set aside to recognize
  • On the Supply Side

    The American Association for Homecare has heard the voices of medical supplies members who are speaking up about the needs that are unique to that sector.
  • HME Steps Up

    Hurricane Katrina illustrated how integral home care is to the lives of many families. A tragic photo on the front page of The New York Times showed a
  • Cultivating Change

    Over the summer months, the right combination of sunshine, rain and nutrients produces great grass. It's pretty simple, actually. On the political and
  • Home Care’s Foundation

    I appreciate the fact that the small business entrepreneurs are some of the great innovators in our nation. After all, men and women who run small businesses
  • Beating the Drum

    Imagine more than 300 dedicated home care providers representing all 50 states gathering in Washington, D.C., uniting with one strong voice, promoting
  • United We Must Stand

    The American Association for Homecare's membership is opposed to competition that is unfair and unreasonable. Our providers, large and small, fight for
  • A Habit of Unity

    Bryce Harlow, who was an adviser to three presidents and a lobbyist for many years in Washington, once said: If the business community would ever abandon