Baltimore Even though CMS’ new interim final rule for power mobility devices went into effect on Oct. 25, things could change with a last-minute amendment
Atlanta Dr. Doran Edwards hopes the third time’s the charm for Medicare’s new power mobility codes. Following CMS’ announcement that it would delay implementation
Baltimore CMS released its long-awaited draft of proposed quality standards, which will eventually have to be met by all Medicare HME suppliers, in late
One name we will never forget: Katrina. But the will to survive by man has proven to be more powerful. No matter how hard Katrina tried with the floods
There were all sorts of hot topics discussed at Medtrade 2005, held Oct. 18-20 in Atlanta. As usual, attendees have their own feelings about the issues:
The American Association for Homecare has heard the voices of medical supplies members who are speaking up about the needs that are unique to that sector.
Baltimore Without a proposed rule on national competitive bidding to discuss, the committee charged with advising CMS on implementing the program spent
Events have been unfolding in the power mobility arena at lightning speed. At press time, the Senate had approved an amendment to the Labor-HHS Appropriations
Waterloo, Iowa The VGM Group announced in October that it is renewing efforts to stop DME competitive bidding. The effort follows an extended and apparently