DURYEA, Pennsylvania—Pride Mobility has launched its latest mobility scooter, the Go Go Ultra X Gen 3.
The scooter is designed with increased leg room and more comfortable seating. Its wraparound delta tiller provides additional comfort, while "feather-touch" disassembly makes it easy to store and transport.
New features include:
PHILADELPHIA—Twelve individuals and an agency have been charged by federal indictment and additional defendants have been charged by the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General with healthcare fraud and other offenses, for allegedly conspiring to defraud the Pennsylvania Medicaid program.
EAST AMHERST, New York—The National Coalition for Assistive and Rehab Technology (NCART) has added industry leaders Alexis Ward, Michael Hughes and Derek Meier to its board of directors.
Ward currently serves as head of funding & advocacy for Cubby Beds, Hughes is national sales director, ATP for Motion Composites and Meier is director of government affairs & advocacy for Rifton.
ROCKLIN, California—Always Best Care Senior Services named Rachel Vaughn chief ma
ARLINGTON, Virginia—Ennoble Care, a home-based primary, palliative and hospice care provider, published its 2026 Quality and Outcomes Report, highlighting reductions in hospitalizations, improved quality of life and lower costs.
Key findings from the 2026 Quality and Outcomes Report include:
BROOKLYN, New York—MedCare Mobility launched its National Caregiver Education Initiative, a long-term investment in expanding free educational resources that help family caregivers, patients, healthcare professionals and older adults make safer, more informed home healthcare decisions.
NORWOOD, Massachusetts—Reliable Respiratory, a provider of home respiratory and durable medical equipment, throughout the United States, has appointed Samuel Falkson, MD, as its medical director. Falkson joins the family-owned company after completing his anesthesiology residency at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
MINNETONKA, Minnesota—Touching Hearts at Home, a provider of non-medical senior care services, has reached 100 franchise locations.
The company said this achievement comes as the senior care franchise continues to expand its footprint, driven by increased investment in franchisee support, business coaching, marketing tools and operational guidance designed to help owners build successful businesses while serving seniors in their communities.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee—Imagine Pediatrics, a pediatric medical group delivering 24/7 virtual and in-home care for children with special healthcare needs, announced its expansion into Tennessee and New Jersey.
WASHINGTON—LeadingAge released the 23rd edition of its LeadingAge Clinical Procedure Manual (CPM). The updated manual helps home and community-based providers support staff competency and align clinical practice with current professional standards.
Formerly known as the Visiting Nurse Associations of America (VNAA) Clinical Procedure Manual, the manual promotes quality care by providing evidence-based guidance to help ensure that procedures are performed properly by every clinician.
