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Homecare Champion speaks on behalf of tiny state and resonates in larger industry

by: 
Theresa Flaherty
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10/19/2018
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General News

BARBOURSVILLE, West Va. – Regina Gillispie was already a 20-year veteran of the HME industry when parts of her rural service area were combined with the Ashland, Ky., MSA in Round 2 of competitive bidding.

Merits, Avid launch Precision Comfort

by: 
Liz Beaulieu
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10/19/2018
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Vendors

CAPE CORAL, Fla. – Merits Health Products and its complex rehab division Avid Rehab are one step closer to becoming a one-stop shop for that product category.

Medtrade lookback: Manufacturers take center stage on show floor

by: 
Liz Beaulieu
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10/19/2018
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Vendors

ATLANTA – Manufacturers and vendors strutted their stuff en mass at Medtrade in October in Atlanta. Here’s a roundup of what some of them had on offer.

3B feeds cash-hungry providers

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Session recap: Even events need to be measured, says VGM’s Sarah Conger

by: 
Jeff Rowe
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10/19/2018
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Medtrade Show Daily

ATLANTA – HME providers are almost always looking for new ways to bring customers and other prospects through their front doors, and many are turning to in-store events.

In brief: Medtrade wraps up, new bid resource debuts

by: 
HME News Staff
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10/19/2018
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General News

ATLANTA – Medtrade attendees selected Caire’s FreeStyle Comfort portable oxygen concentrator as this year’s gold winner in the New Product Pavilion.

Medtrade wrap-up: Winning products, winning event and one big winner

by: 
HME News Staff
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10/18/2018
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General News

ATLANTA – Medtrade attendees selected Caire’s FreeStyle Comfort portable oxygen concentrator as this year’s gold winner in the New Product Pavilion.

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HME NewsPoll November 2018

In November, AAHomecare plans to meet with CMS and the Office of Medicare Hearings and Appeals (OMHA) to continue discussing settlement options for HME appeals that are stuck in a significant backlog at the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) level.