The award was presented at the German SME Summit in Heidelberg

GUMMERSBACH, Germany—Tecfor care Ltd made it into the TOP 100 of Germany’s most innovative SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises). The awards ceremony took place as part of the German SME Summit in Heidelberg for all SMEs that had been awarded the TOP 100 seal at the start of the year. In the selection process, tecfor care Ltd appeared in the size category A (up to 50 employees in Germany), particularly in the ‘Innovation Processes and Organisation’ category. 

The motion-sensor lighting system is designed to automatically light the stairs when a stairlift is in use or someone is approaching

HUDSON, Ohio—Leaf Home, a home improvement company, has launched Stair Lift Comfort Lighting, the first built-in motion-sensor lighting system designed specifically for stairlifts. Available exclusively from Leaf Home, the feature automatically lights the stairs when the lift is in use or someone approaches.

Team members also assembled appreciation kits for Camden, New Jersey nurses

CAMDEN, New Jersey—Subaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) donated $35,000 to The Cooper Foundation to help increase access to durable medical equipment (DME). This is Subaru’s fifth consecutive annual gift supporting Camden, New Jersey-based patients. Additionally, the Subaru team assembled 1,000 appreciation kits for nurses at Cooper University Health Care as part of its Subaru Loves to Care initiative and its ongoing commitment to the automaker’s hometown of Camden.

The partnership brings Sensi's OS platform to SYNERGY's 625 locations

PALO ALTO, California—Sensi.AI, a provider of an AI-powered operating system for senior care, announced a preferred partnership with SYNERGY HomeCare. The partnership brings Sensi's AI OS (operating system) platform to SYNERGY's network of more than 250 franchisees across 625 locations, connecting care, operations and growth into a single intelligent workflow.

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is deferring $867.5 million to California & $199 million to Minnesota

WASHINGTON—The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) deferred more than $1 billion in federal Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota demanding the states submit additional documentation for some "high-risk" claims.