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HME

  • More Competition, More Choices

    From tanks to transfills to POCs, providers can choose the oxygen equipment that’s best for patients and profits.
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  • HME Products

    Various HME products, including: Wein Products’ Viramask N99ESC; Aquatic Access’ Pool Lift IGAT-180; Gordon Ellis’ Derby Basketweave; Prospera’s PRO-III; HadleyStilwell Collection; and more.
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  • Ambulatory Aids/Lift Chairs/ADLs

    Ambulatory aids, lift chairs, and ADL products, including: Pride Mobility Products Corp.’s LL-510 Series; Essential Medical Supply’s Everyday Essentials Utensil Set; and more.
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  • Allstar Oxygen Success Story

    It’s been tough, but here’s how we did it.
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  • One Provider to Another

    Super CPAP Power Pack takes a spot at Medtrade.
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  • CMS Opens Round 1 Rebid

    In a notice posted on the CBIC Web site, CMS opened the 60-day bid window for the Round 1 rebid of DMEPOS competitive bidding.
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  • Wheelies in the Halls of Congress? Maybe So, Say User Champions

    AAHomecare and Medtrade held the first Consumer Advocacy Day, aimed at getting consumers involved in self-advocacy with policymakers.
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  • The ‘Business’ of Fighting Fraud

    “Who’s watching the DMEPOS industry?” was one of the big questions at a Medtrade session called “Inside the Beltway.”
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  • Rep. Meek: Repeal Competitive Bidding

    Rep. Kendrick Meek, D-Fla., introduced a bill to repeal DMEPOS competitive bidding, offering a series of minor cuts and a Consumer Price Index freeze as a “pay for” instead.
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  • Ongoing Accrediting, Bond Issues Frustrate Providers

    Days after the CMS Sept. 30 deadline for mandatory DMEPOS accreditation, HME providers were still in an uproar, seeking an explanation as to why some pharmacies apparently did not have to
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  • DME Makes OIG Work Plan Once Again

    HHS’ Office of Inspector General released its 2010 work plan Oct. 1, and as far as DME is concerned, it sounds like it could be a busy year.
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  • Shopping for Success

    All roads lead to Medtrade as providers begin the journey to change.
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