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Software

Coverage of software and technology for HME and home health, from billing platforms to EHRs and workflow automation.

  • Waking Up to Bed System Sales

    Manufacturers of beds and support surfaces have slept easily over the years, but they’re about to face a wake-up call. New FDA guidelines for reduced
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  • dj Orthopedics Expands

    San Diego Orthopedic product manufacturer dj Orthopedics has acquired KD Innovation A/S, one of the company’s third-party distributors, to provide direct
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  • Remembering a Superhero

    Christopher Reeve once reasoned that if man could walk on the moon, why couldn’t people with paralysis walk again? Just a few short years ago, the notion
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  • HME Issues Scorecard

    Today, most sectors of the home medical equipment industry already are, or soon will be, experiencing major changes. The regulatory pot began to simmer
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  • Preparing for MMA

    The most sweeping change ever in the history of home care began December 2003 under the stipulations of the Medicare Modernization Act. This law will
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  • Measuring Outcomes

    In the current environment of decreasing resources and reimbursement cuts, home care organizations are under increasing pressure to demonstrate their
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  • Gulf South Medical Moves into Heartland

    Jacksonville, Fla. Gulf South Medical Supply has acquired Indianapolis-based Associated Medical Products, a marketer and distributor of medical products,
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  • Great Strides

    In 2004, plenty of work remains to be done. Congressional members are scheduled to come back in mid-November, and there is a long list of regulatory issues
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  • Competitive Bidding Panel Lays Groundwork at First Meeting

    Baltimore CMS is considering using the four DMERCs to implement DME competitive bidding an announcement that raised the eyebrows of some members of the
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  • Customer No-Service

    Probably like many Americans who visited their doctors within the past few weeks, I had to get a prescription filled. I drove to my neighborhood drugstore
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  • SeQual Gets Army Contract for Concentrators

    San Diego Oxygen system manufacturer SeQual has attained a U.S. Army contract to produce oxygen concentrators for combat casualty care and for home health
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  • Industry Hopeful After CMS Endorses Inhalation Drug Fees

    Washington A government report suggesting that CMS ensure a dispensing fee for inhalation therapy drugs has given home respiratory providers at least
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