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  • Doing More With Less

    One way to increase efficiency and boost the balance sheet is to update business software, and vendors say benefits to the bottom line can more than offset the investment.
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  • Tomorrow

    With prices for Round 1 of competitive bidding due out this month providers were anxious about their chances for survival, and emotions were running high.
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  • Cold Calling!

    Cold calling, and solicitation of potential customers generally, is frowned upon except in certain circumstances and must be handled very carefully.
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  • Striving for Balance

    Oxygen customers want choice, you need company viability. It’s time for a patient-provider partnership.
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  • Boomers Want Scooters

    Manufacturers say that’s the message in this ‘booming’ market.
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  • An Updated Code of Ethics

    Adoption of this Code of Business Ethics should help providers preserve their hard-earned respect and credibility while ensuring that they are complying with regulations and laws.
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  • Compliance Commitment

    Make sure you know provisions in health reform law — and abide by them.
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  • HME Products

    Various HME products, GF Health Products’ Lumex Patriot Liberty Bed Rail Line; Ki Mobility’s Little Wave Tsunami; ActiveCare’s Wildcat 450 Bariatric Power Chair; and more.
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  • Providers Plagued by CMS Backlog, Association Says

    AAHomecare issued a national press release “to underscore the Government Accountability Office finding that the processing of Medicare reimbursement claims for HME continues to be a problem — despite CMS efforts to implement reforms.”
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  • TAHCS Suit Seeks to Stay Competitive Bidding on Financial Standards Issue

    The Texas Alliance for Home Care Services and a Dallas provider filed a lawsuit today against the Department of Health and Human Services and the CMS for failure to conduct notice and comment rulemaking in order to specify financial standards that providers must meet under the DMEPOS competitive bidding program.
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  • Advocates for Separate Rehab Benefit Continue Efforts on the Hill

    The foundation is laid, now the building begins. That’s the word from some 160 complex rehab advocates who lobbied hard for a separate Medicare benefit for complex rehab during the CELA Conference.
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  • Half-Full or Half-Empty?

    It’s all in your perspective on the changing oxygen market.
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