Now that Medicare's oxygen cuts have finally arrived and we know that this will mean an average 8 percent reduction nationwide, were you ready? Although

Cliff Woolard, president of 24-year-old Home Med-Equip Co., Concord, Calif., says he is feeling a bit like the cat that ate the canary. With May gas prices

Paul Gammie calls it the double whammy. The general manager of Gammie HomeCare in Kahului, Maui, like other respiratory providers in the nation, is grappling

 

 

Now that the winter freeze has gone (at least for the northern hemisphere) and flowers are beginning to appear, bees and other insects are busy collecting

The administration, the National Governors Association and Congress are negotiating over ways to contain what policy analysts describe as the explosive

Bryce Harlow, who was an adviser to three presidents and a lobbyist for many years in Washington, once said: If the business community would ever abandon

Reports of fraud and abuse, the subsequent government crackdown and a CMS revamp of the Medicare mobility benefit have left both providers and manufacturers

If there is one constant in the home medical equipment industry, it is change. Product lines, reimbursement rates, governmental regulations, even the