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  • All About Solutions

    The largely untapped accessible living market presents help for consumers and hope for providers looking for new revenues.
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  • Homing in on a New Idea

    Accessible Home Improvement of America has an idea on how home medical equipment providers can open the door to new business: Enter the accessible home arena.
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  • Auditing the Auditors

    AAHomecare task force outlines problems and calls for action.
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  • Worth the Fight

    There’s a lot of stuff to deal with for a business in which most HME providers started with the simple intent of helping people with chronic illness or disability stay put in their homes.
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  • Most Livable Cities for Wheelchair Users

    The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation has come up with a list of the Top 20 American cities that are “livable” for people in wheelchairs.
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  • Competitive Bidding Begins Jan. 1

    Medicare’s competitive bidding program for DMEPOS begins Jan. 1, and providers across the nine Round 1 bidding areas are bracing for what most believe will be difficult fallout from the drastic change in provision of home medical equipment.
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  • No Delay on Elimination of First-Month Purchase Option

    Medicare doctors get a reprieve but standard PWC providers don’t when Congress passed the Medicare and Medicaid Extenders Act of 2010.
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  • Providers High on E-Prescribing Systems

    Before the advent of e-prescribing at Boardman Medical Supply, it was a constant struggle to obtain and track the needed information to support an order for HME equipment from a referral source.
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  • PECOS Automatic Edits on Hold

    Good news for HME providers: CMS has indefinitely postponed automatic PECOS edits that would deny claims for equipment or services
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  • U.S. Rehab: Niche Diversification Making Gains

    CMS paid complex rehab technology providers more than any other payer in 2009, accounting for 39 percent of revenue, as reported in
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  • Moment of Truth: CMS Reveals Round 1 Bid Winners

    Bidding started in October 2009, payments were announced July 1, 2010, and this afternoon, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services released the list of providers who have accepted contracts in the Round 1 rebid of the DMEPOS competitive bidding program.
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  • OIG Zeroes in on HME

    The OIG work plan for 2011 includes another series of industry-related reports.
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