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Round 2021: All eyes on CMS

‘We’re beginning to see a surge, and we don’t know what the fall and winter will bring’
 by: 
Liz Beaulieu
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07/02/2020
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General News

WASHINGTON – There’s no crystal ball, but after two meetings with high-level CMS officials in late June, industry stakeholders feel there could be a chance the agency pauses Round 2021 of competitive bidding.

F&P’s nasal high flow therapy in spotlight

by: 
Liz Beaulieu
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07/02/2020
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Vendors

IRVINE, Calif. – Fisher & Paykel Healthcare’s Optiflow nasal high flow therapy has gained traction as a preferred treatment for COVID-19, as hospitals move away from an “early intubation and mechanical ventilation” mentality, company officials say.

Apria’s Dan Starck on silver linings on a silver anniversary

by: 
Theresa Flaherty
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07/02/2020
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Providers

LAKE FOREST, Calif. – A global pandemic wasn’t exactly a consideration in the company’s contingency plans, but as it celebrates its 25th anniversary, Apria Healthcare CEO Dan Starck says it has always paid to be prepared.

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Samantha Lincoln offers ‘perspective’ on buying and selling

by: 
Theresa Flaherty
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07/02/2020
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Providers

NEWTOWN, Pa. – Over her 25-year career, Samantha Lincoln has built a “varied and colorful” resume that includes launching her own investment firm and serving as director of business development for Pacific Pulmonary Services, where she assisted with its sale to Teijin Ltd.

In brief: PHE extension, AdaptHealth’s public offering, Tricare update

A number of provisions are tied to PHE, including Medicare’s 25/75 blended reimbursement rates for non-rural, non-bid areas
 by: 
HME News Staff
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07/02/2020
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General News

WASHINGTON – It appears the Department of Health and Human Services will extend the current public health emergency.

Stakeholders expect PHE to be extended

Number of provisions are tied to PHE, including Medicare’s 25/75 blended reimbursement rates for non-rural, non-bid areas
 by: 
HME News Staff
  - 
07/01/2020
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General News

WASHINGTON – It appears the Department of Health and Human Services will extend the current public health emergency.

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