WILDER, Kentucky—An increase in chronic respiratory conditions and an aging population continue to boost demand for respiratory and other devices, Quipt Home Medical Corp. said February 11 in its quarterly earnings report.
TEMPE, Arizona—SYNERGY HomeCare, a national homecare franchise, announced the opening of its two newest Texas locations, SYNERGY HomeCare of College Station and SYNERGY HomeCare of West El Paso. The companies aim to assist residents with non-medical homecare services, such as companion care, personal care and respite care.
ATLANTA & STUART, Florida—Trella Health, a provider of market intelligence and customer relationship management (CRM) solutions for post-acute care, announced a partnership with Careficient, an electronic medical record (EMR) provider for home health and hospice agencies.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee—National Seating and Mobility (NSM), a provider of complex rehabilitation technology (CRT), mobility and accessibility solutions, announced a partnership with Ekso Bionics Holdings Inc., an exoskeleton technology company, in efforts to broaden North American access to the “Ekso Indego,” a powered exoskeleton device created for indivi
SAN DIEGO—ResMed announced the launch of the Kontor head strap, an accessory for the 3D camera Apple Vision Pro, that aims to deliver softness and support for extended wear time. The Kontor head strap seeks to blend the company’s ultra-premium materials and allow for further customization of Apple Vision Pro by offering six included modular counterweights.
DULUTH, Minnesota—The Midwest Association for Medical Equipment Services and Supplies (MAMES) has increased advocation for enhanced coverage of breast pumps and lactation services in Nebraska. Working closely with the Nebraska Medicaid director, the company said it aims to implement these effective, beneficial changes. Additionally, the new coverages seek to align with other Medicaid programs in the Midwest.
WASHINGTON—Moving Health Home (MHH), a coalition for stakeholders that aims to support federal and state homecare policies, led a letter signed by nearly 100 stakeholders—including WellSky, AARP, the Home Care Association of America—which urged congressional leaders to include a five-year extension for hospital at home waivers in the March government funding package.
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky—Baptist Health has announced a joint venture with national home health leader Alternate Solutions Health Network (ASHN) to enhance services across Kentucky, southern Indiana and southern Illinois.
Effective March 3, the joint venture will be owned by Baptist Health and ASHN and will continue operating as Baptist Health Home Care.
CINCINNATI, Ohio—Cornerstone has partnered with Pat Brown, founder of Surv, to acquire a majority equity interest in the new franchising company, Surv.
LIBERTY LAKE, Washington—Family Resource Home Care, an independent homecare agency based in the Pacific Northwest, announced the acquisition of Beneficial In-Home Care Inc., an Eastern Washington homecare agency with six locations in Spokane, Colville, Wenatchee, Moses Lake, Pullman and Omak. Together, the agencies aim to serve more clients in these markets.
ARLINGTON, Virginia—Four finalists have been announced for the American Association for Homecare's 2025 Van G. Miller Homecare Champion Award. Beth Bowen, Bill Fredericks, Bill Guidetti and Rose Schafhauser were recognized for "their exceptional industry contributions and advocacy efforts," the organization said in its newsletter.
ARLINGTON, Virginia—The American Association for Homecare (AAHomecare) has released a new report showcasing a year of strategic advocacy, innovative tools and community-driven progress.
WASHINGTON—Arnall Golden Gregory LLP (AGG), a law firm with offices in Atlanta and Washington, announced the addition of Bill Dombi, former president and CEO of the National Association for Home Care and Hospice (NAHC), as senior counsel for the firm’s Washington D.C. office.
MINNEAPOLIS—Health Dimensions Group (HDG), a senior living, post-acute and long-term care consulting firm, has promoted Paul Branin to executive VP of growth. With this promotion, Branin will join the company’s executive leadership team.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia—Right at Home, an in-home care and assistance franchise, named Steven Lynch as director of engagement and partnerships.
With more than 15 years of experience in senior care, community engagement and partnerships, Lynch aims to manage a range of partnership and community engagement activities, including establishing new relationships and communicating Right at Home’s suite of services to stakeholders.
EAU CLAIRE, Wisconsin—Aaniie Inc., a workforce management platform, announced it has reached more than ten million shifts created in 2024 within its homecare platform, Aaniie Care. Serving more than 200,000 caregivers nationwide, the app aims to deliver next-generation software for the caregiving industry.
TEMPE, Arizona—SYNERGY HomeCare, a homecare franchise, announced the launch of a new total well-being care program in partnership with BetterHelp, a virtual platform aiming to provide access to mental health support and therapy sessions.
NEW ORLEANS—U.S. Attorney Duane Evans announced that Robert Lake, a resident of East Rockaway, New York, was arrested in the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport after disembarking from an international flight. Lake was previously indicted for federal health care fraud on Oct. 18, 2025, for one count of conspiracy to commit health care fraud and three counts of health care fraud.
WASHINGTON—The National Alliance for Care at Home (The Alliance) submitted comments on the proposed Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) contract year 2026 policy and technical changes to Medicare Advantage (MA) programs.
