I would like to introduce you to a new discipline, one that soon will be a major factor in providing health care: home telehealth. This area is fast developing
Though he stopped lobbying officially years ago, Randy Wolfe is still a tireless advocate for the home care industry. My family was worried that I would
In Las Vegas, it’s all a roll of the dice but chances are the home care professionals rolling into Glitter Gulch March 21-23 for Medrade Spring will be
The squeeze is on for providers of oxygen and inhalation therapy drugs. The respiratory side of the home medical equipment industry, long considered one
In the December 2005 issue of HomeCare, AAHomecare reiterated its call to rally around the home oxygen patient community, which is made up of nearly one
Have you been keeping up? Medicare has made some significant changes to the codes you must use to bill for nebulizer medications. The codes used to bill
Sacramento, Calif. Providers are taking a 5 percent Medicaid rate cut in 2006. Although DME is exempt from the cut to Medi-Cal, the state’s Medicaid program,
Washington The HHS Office of Inspector General plans to keep a close eye on HME spending next year. In its 2006 Work Plan, the agency outlined a number