BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (August 19, 2021)—A surge in demand for sleep and respiratory devices in the wake of a Philips Respironics recall has created “an unprecedented increase in demand” for Resmed devices, the company’s CEO said—but supply chain and freight limitations are making it hard for the company to keep up. Nonetheless, the company could realize $300 million-$350 million in unplanned additional revenue in fiscal year 2022, he said.
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Manufacturers & more respond to COVID-19 crisis overseas
HME providers, industry working out impacts of Philips device recall
PHOENIX, Arizona (July 14, 2021)—Home medical equipment providers may need to wait as long as a year before the situation is back to normal on Philips Respironics CPAP devices, which have been put on hold due to a nationwide recall, according to the American Association for Homecare.
Reposition your incontinence aisle as the go-to source
ORLANDO, Florida (July 1, 2021)—OxyGo LLC, a provider of lightweight portable oxygen equipment, is celebrating helping more than 1 million lives. The company will host a series of exciting events throughout the year to share with its providers and employees this impressive milestone and the challenges it took to reach this point, while looking forward to future opportunities.
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No excuses for missed medications
Guide your MA & MCO customers so you can be reimbursed properly
A father's love meets big tech ideas
How HME providers can handle virtual reimbursement, Medicare Advantage plans & more
New seniors & machine learning lead the way
9 ways to save money & staff time while keeping your inventory healthy & ready for use
How you collect patient data is as important as what you collect
WASHINGTON, D.C. (January 14, 2021) -- The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a final rule on Tuesday that propels innovative technology so Medicare beneficiaries have access to the latest, most advanced devices. The action is designed to help smooth the Medicare coverage pathway for innovative products, resulting in faster access to new devices for America’s seniors.
A survey of tech options to help seniors stay on top of their meds post-pandemic
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