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Manufacturers lean on product design, provider network

October 14, 2022Liz Beaulieu, Editor

YARMOUTH, Maine – Pottery Barn may have a certain cachet, but HME manufacturers say their lift chairs and adjustable beds are better products.  HME manufacturers like Pride, which makes the VivaLift Power Recliner, offer not only multiple fabric, padding and heating options but also multiple sizes, not to mention a brick-and-mortar provider network that’s able to evaluate consumers, says Jeffrey Distasio, vice president of sales.  “Our providers have the expertise...

Graham Field, Home Medical Equipment (HME), Lift chairs, Pottery Barn, Pride


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Q&A: Dan Meuser, the listener

December 7, 2018Liz Beaulieu, Editor

WASHINGTON - Dan Meuser, a familiar name in HME circles, won his bid to represent Pennsylvania's 9th congressional district in November, the next step in his commitment to “improving people's lives,” he says.In his past role as president of Pride USA, Meuser helped to get mobility equipment into the hands of people with disabilities and senior citizens. As a new congressman, he aims to address the frustration with the current “decision-making process and lack thereof” in Congress...

Dan Meuser, Pride


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Pride exits lift, ramp biz

December 4, 2018HME News Staff

EXETER, Pa. - Pride Mobility Products has sold its lifts and ramps division to Harmar Mobility. The move allows Pride to focus on its efforts developing consumer-driven mobility products for its scooter, power chair and lift chair product lines. “We are pleased that Harmar has acquired our lifts and ramps division,” said Scott Meuser, chairman and CEO. “Our business is about consumers, and this change allows us to give consumers more of what they desire in our mobility products....

Harmar, Lifts, Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A), Pride, Ramps


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People news: Sullivan, Distasio, Lowman, Turner, Gill, Stone

November 29, 2018HME News Staff

Connie Sullivan has been named president and CEO of the National Home Infusion Association. Sullivan most recently served as vice president of research and innovation at NHIA…Jeffrey Distasio has been named senior director of Pride Sales. Distasio has more than 20 years of sales experience and previously held positions at Gillette, Duracell, Aramark and Bausch & Lomb…Darren Lowman has been named chief supply chain officer at National Seating & Mobility. Previously, he worked as director of strategic...

National Seating & Mobility (NSM), People news, PFQC, Pride, ResMed


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Pride appoints new VP of sales

January 15, 2015HME News Staff

EXETER, Pa. - Pride Mobility has named Randy Walsh vice president of Jazzy and Retail Mobility Sales. An industry veteran, Walsh has a decade of experience in the retail mobility industry. With Walsh at the helm, Andrew Pyrih, senior vice president of Quantum domestic sales, will focus his attentions on the complex rehab market. “We think this change will help make us a better company,” said Scott Meuser,chairman and CEO of Pride Mobility, in a release. “Andrew is focused...

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People news: Richey, Schreiber, Emmett

November 19, 2014HME News Staff

Joseph B. Richey, II, Invacare technologies division president and senior vice president of electronic and design engineering, is retiring Nov. 30. During his 35 years with the company, Richey helped develop the Invacare HomeFill Oxygen System, gearless brush motors and digital controls for power wheelchairs…Jim Schreiber is the new vice president of marketing at Pride Mobility Products. Schreiber previously worked for Sanofi Pasteur, a global vaccine manufacturer, where he developed...

Golden Technologies, Invacare, Pride


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Obesity drives bariatric market

September 30, 2009John Andrews

As has been the case for several years now, America's obesity epidemic continues to warrant the manufacturing of thicker, stronger, heavy-duty medical equipment. This means there is more opportunity than ever for HME providers who want to pursue this specialty market. Statistics provided by Exeter, Pa.-based Pride Mobility illustrate the extent of the obesity problem: More than one-third of U.S. adults are classified as clinically obese (more than 72 million people) and obesity in adults has reportedly...

Golden Technologies, Golden Technologies, Home Medical Equipment (HME), Home Medical Equipment (HME), Obesity, Power chairs, Pride, scooters, turnkey trading


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