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  • Making a Difference in Sudan

    SeQual sends POCs to Sudan’s Duk Lost Boys Clinic.
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  • The Biggest Losers

    As the competitive program gears up for a rebid, CMS doesn’t exactly make the process appealing.
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  • Debate Continues

    House reform bill includes DME provisions and anti-fraud measures.
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  • Keep Your HME in Tune

    Don’t mistake your company’s responses to previous reimbursement cuts and regulatory changes for “nimble.”
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  • California Dreaming

    Progressive Medical’s Helen Kent goes after home sleep testing business, Medicare or not.
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  • Providing Oxygen Sensibly

    With every new oxygen patient referral, HME providers must determine what oxygen delivery technology will be the most effective and appropriate for that patient.
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  • Lobby Hard, Advocates Warn: ‘Everything Is on the Table’

    Congress may be in recess for the July 4th holiday, but HME providers cannot afford to take a vacation from lobbying their legislators
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  • Sunrise’s Rossnagel: A Year of Change and More Ahead

    It’s been a year of change for Sunrise Medical and more of the same likely lies ahead, according to the company’s new president and CEO.
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  • Medical Directors Stick with Repair Policy

    AAHomecare reported that the four DME MAC medical directors have declined to withdraw CMS’ new repair policy, which took effect April 1.
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  • Democrats’ Reform Plan Hits Power Wheelchairs Purchase Option

    House Democrats revealed a draft version of their health care reform bill, and while the massive proposal would cover nearly all Americans, it lacked two major components: a price tag and the means to pay for it.
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  • Round One to be Implemented in January 2011

    A tentative timeline for competitive bidding shows Round One, scheduled to be rebid this year, will not be implemented until January 2011.
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  • From RATC’s Perspective

    Much attention has been given to the concept of creating a distinct and separate identity for complex rehab.
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