In his wonderfully warm and witty book Battling the Beast Within Success in Living with Adversity, (The Cleveland Clinic Press), David T. Williams offers
When Donald B. White ventured into what was then the wild, wild west of HME more than 20 years ago, he realized that he had a lot to learn about surviving
Lincoln, Neb. More HMEs are setting up shop in Wal-Mart. In the latest move, the retail giant has made an agreement with the Lincoln, Neb.-based Scooter
Jim Greatorex thinks something is broken in the mobility marketplace, and it is past time for it to be fixed. In a three-week span, we received four calls
With the dust settling in Washington, it’s easier to see the legislative and regulatory landscape for 2005. The president has delivered his fiscal year
Fielding teams for the Paralympics is more than just a game to manufacturing giants such as Invacare and Sunrise Medical. It’s a testing ground for features
Last month, CMS announced two important national Medicare policy developments related to mobility devices including power wheelchairs, scooters/POVs and
Despite uncertainty about coding and coverage changes that were anticipated at the time data was being collected for HomeCare’s Mobility Survey, respondents
It’s a simple premise: Strengthening your intake process can reduce DSOs (days sales outstanding) and increase productivity. We began last month by discussing
Alexandria, Va. The American Association for Homecare has commissioned the Washington-based research firm Muse & Associates for a study on alternatives
Networking opportunities, viewing the latest home health care products and gathering business improvement tips are just a few reasons home medical equipment