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  • Watch That Attitude

    I get many calls from HomeCare magazine readers sharing ideas or incidents that have affected their HME companies. One, which I have heard more than once,
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  • The Retail Connection In HME

    Why sell HME retail? Just do the math. After 30 to 40 percent reimbursement cuts annually from Medicare for the past several years and with competitive
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  • 2007 Retail Survey

    If retail is not a big part of your HME business, why not? That’s one of the questions HomeCare asked magazine readers in our 2007 Retail Survey. One
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  • Staying Ahead of the Curve

    One predictor of success in the home care business is the ability to keep up with the changes and to look for opportunities in the challenges. The Midwest
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  • Cashing In on Bath Product Sales

    With Medicare reimbursements continuing a downslide, home medical equipment providers in increasing numbers are looking to cash sales to maintain their
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  • Gain One, Lose One

    Atlanta The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has quietly added another city to the list of potential sites for national competitive bidding.
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  • Independent HMEs Muscle Up To NCB

    TAMPA, Fla. With national competitive bidding looming, some HME providers are banking on networks to give them the muscle to compete and to survive. In
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  • OIG’s 2007 Work Plan Includes Focus on DME

    Washington In a 94-page document, the HHS Office of Inspector General outlined its work plan for 2007 and said it will look into a number of in Medicare
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  • AAHomecare Comments on Need for Levalbuterol

    Alexandria, Va. Last month, the American Association for Homecare submitted comments to CMS regarding the agency’s current review of levalbuterol in the
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  • OA109: Claim not covered by this payer/contractor

    The second highest reason code for Medicare claim denials reported for HME providers is OA109: claim not covered by this payer/contractor. You must send
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  • 200 Miami HMEs Lose Provider Numbers

    Miami Some 200 HME providers in the Miami area have received letters from the National Supplier Clearinghouse suspending their government supplier numbers.
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  • Noridian Responds to Payment Delays

    Fargo, N.D. Responding to escalating complaints from HME providers about delayed or improperly denied reimbursement, Noridian Administrative Services
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