Along with their funnel cakes and cotton candy, fairs and expos can provide an ideal business-grooming venue and an inventive way to reach a relatively
Toronto Dorel Industries makers of the Schwinn bicycle, office furniture and myriad other products has announced it will enter the home health care market.
Friends and other providers frequently ask me about the future of our industry as if I were some kind of soothsayer with a crystal ball. The fact of the
The government's 21-member DME competitive bidding advisory committee will include the following members: Cara Bachenheimer, Vice President of Government

As challenging as this year has been, we will face at least as much activity and effort in 2005 to protect our industry. With the war, the deficit and
Consumers' body types are constantly changing and require bath safety equipment that is stable, comfortable, accommodating and [that] fits in their tubs.
While most folks are familiar with last year's Medicare Modernization Act (MMA) and its larger DME provisions, now is the time to understand the Act's

ETDBW or Easier To Do Business With has been a marketing and sales tactic for years. How do you make your business ETDBW? By knowing what the doctor wants.
Adel, Iowa After announcing its formation on Sept. 8., Evo Medical Solutions, the new incarnation of Medical Industries America (MIA), will become exclusive
With the growing concern regarding reimbursement cuts, pharmacy changes, competitive bidding and the other doom-and-gloom news you hear, I say let's get

Selling is somewhat like climbing a mountain. It begins with a base of customers who presently are the stronghold of your business. They frequently call,
More than 21,000 home medical equipment providers and other home care professionals are expected to meet in Orlando for Medtrade's 25th annual conference
A one-time, in-office procedure to treat obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) has received FDA clearance. The Pillar Procedure, developed by St. Paul, Minn.-based
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. That's a lesson Melinda Douglas said she learned after falling for a marketing scheme involving her