As HomeCare Monday reported, legislation has been introduced in Congress that would delay national competitive bidding, currently set to begin in 10 MSAs July 1.

Our industry has been working double-time to convince Congress to delay competitive bidding and raise awareness about bidding problems. Efforts to educate

It is no wonder providers of home respiratory care are having trouble catching their breath: the uncertainty of competitive bidding, ramifications of

ResMed/Nasal Mask Mirage Micro combined with Mirage cushion technology, the MicroFit dial fine-tunes fit to suit each individual user includes two cushion

In 1950 when Merle and Jean Marx started Medical Service Company, they were dedicated to running a business based on a sense of family and service to

Compliance is king when it comes to treating patients with sleep-disordered breathing. UniMed, a 28-year-old company with locations in Kansas City, Mo.,

Diana Guth is not the first HME provider to call national competitive bidding a train wreck. However, her approach in getting patients and friends involved

What do compliance, sales and public relations have in common? For the CPAP business, they all work in concert. For many home medical equipment providers,

For some, the asthma treatment market is gasping for air. Yet, asthma and allergies strike one out of four people, and approximately 20 million Americans

30 years ago Today, CMS touts competitive bidding as the revolutionary new way to reduce Medicare spending, but 30 years ago, what was then called the