ATLANTA (October 17, 2018)—In its eighth exhibit at Medtrade, ramp manufacturer National Ramp unveiled their new product names and company logo mark.
“Medtrade was the first place where National Ramp’s products were embraced by the industry, and we’re excited to show our partners in the home medical equipment field what’s new at National Ramp,” said Garth Walker, managing director at National Ramp.
CINCINNATI, Ohio (October 17, 2018)—FirstLight Home Care, a provider of non-medical homecare, is expanding its services to include Ageless Grace, a program that can help individuals maintain a healthy brain.
ATLANTA (October 16, 2018)—Industry veteran Georgie Blackburn has been selected as the winner of the 2018 HME Woman of the Year.
WATERLOO, Iowa (October 16, 2018)—VGM Group, Inc. announced the official release of its latest playbook, Industry Insights: Billing and Reimbursement Preparation in 2019.
This is the third edition in a series that the membership service organization has created for stakeholders in the DMEPOS industry to download and use to adjust to an ever-changing business climate.
DAVISON, Mich. (October 16, 2018)—Universal Software Solutions, Inc. (Universal) has launched a refreshed website at universalss.com.
“We are excited to unveil our revamped website that allows visitors to explore how Universal’s products like HDMS and StowPoint can revolutionize their business,” said Lisa Anderson, who leads Education and Outreach for Universal, via press release.
ATLANTA (October 15, 2018)—The winners of the Innovative HME Retail Product Awards, sponsored by HomeCare magazine, displayed their wares and made their case during Day One of Medtrade at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
SAN DIEGO (October 15, 2018)—Triple W, a provider of connected health devices, today announced the U.S. launch of DFree, a wearable device for incontinence that notifies the user when it’s time to go to the bathroom.
You think you know what’s coming, and then it comes, and it’s not what you expected.
Kicking off the 2018 Home Care and Hospice Conference and Expo in Grapevine, Texas, this week, NAHC President Bill Dombi said his organization at first anticipated a minor year in terms of advocacy but true to the ever-changing weather of homecare, that wasn’t how things turned out.
