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  • HME on the Radar

    A few shopping trips ago I rounded an aisle at Sam’s Club (don’t you just love those warehouse stores?) and almost ran into a stack of transport chairs.
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  • Learning to Do the Right Thing

    What does doing things the right way mean in the home medical equipment industry? For me, it has multiple meanings. First, it means following the rules,
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  • Latest HME News

  • In Brief

    MedServ Equipment Corp., Palatine, Ill., has acquired Miller Medical, an 11-year-old HME in Arlington Heights, Ill. According to MedServ founder Dave
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  • Make Your Store Opening Grand

    You’ve committed to HME retail. You’ve leased a location or built a new store. Now, since cash sales are your top priority, it’s time to build visibility
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  • Walk the Walk

    I’m excited! I have just seen some behavior and more importantly, some action and results that give me hope for the future of the HME industry. I think
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  • AAHomecare Taps New President, CEO

    Alexandria, Va. Tyler Wilson, an attorney and executive director of the American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association, has been named president and CEO
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  • Notable & Quotable

    Independent HME providers have been the backbone of this industry since its inception and they will continue to be in the future. HME is a service business,
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  • HME Advocate Schwarz Defeated in Michigan Primary

    Lansing, Mich. Michigan Rep. Joe Schwarz, considered a champion for HME after authoring a bill to prevent home oxygen cuts, lost his House seat in the
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  • Medtrade 2006

    Kick Off the Show with What You Need to Know There will be more than 800 exhibitors with new products on display, but this year’s Medtrade attendees will
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  • CMS Scales Back Quality Standards

    Baltimore CMS whittled more than 100 pages of proposed requirements down to 14 in its final version of Medicare supplier quality standards released last
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  • Are Your CSRs Doing Their Best Job?

    I’ve been in this industry for 30 years now, and I have lost track of how many major changes have occurred. Policies are put in place, modified, rescinded
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  • Manufacturers Say PMD Product Classification List is Inaccurate

    Baltimore Stakeholders said a new power mobility product classification list released by the SADMERC is riddled with errors, but they are hopeful that
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