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ADA, HME Stand For Independence

What 20 years of ADA means for HME patients and providers.

AAHomecare Update by Tyler J. Wilson

Don't Be Surprised

CMS is proposing a raft of changes for 2011.

Washington Wisdom by Cara C. Bachenheimer

Use It or Lose It!

It's time to do some spring cleaning in your sales department.

Sales Notebook by Louis Feuer

Pharmacy Accreditation

New health reform law contains an exemption for some.

Accreditation Now by Mary Ellen Conway

Once More — with Feeling

The loan closet doors are open, but enter with caution.

Compliance University by Neil Caesar

Pre-Payment Reviews

Steps to prepare for and survive this life-altering event.

Law School by Jeffrey S. Baird

E0601 CPAP

CPAP denials are eating into HME revenues.

Working Down Denials by Sarah Hanna

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Tyler J. Wilson is president and CEO of the American Association for Homecare, headquartered in Arlington, Va. He may be reached at tylerw@aahomecare.org. For more information on critical home care issues, visit the association's Web site at www.aahomecare.org.

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ADA and HME Stand For Independence

What 20 years of ADA means for HME patients and providers....

In Their Own Words

Local voices spreading the word about bidding program....

An Updated Code of Ethics

Adoption of this Code of Business Ethics should help providers preserve their hard-earned respect and credibility while ensuring that they are complying with regulations and laws....

Onerous Audits

HME providers should brace for increased scrutiny of claims submitted to the Medicare program through stepped up audits....

Busting Bid Mythology

Some of the myths about the bidding program are being circulated to convince Congress and the public that the program is good for seniors....

Peril and Opportunity

Threats to HME persist in health reform....

Reform Reboots

Priorities for the HME sector speak to problems in existing law as well as threats that will remain on the table in terms of potential congressional action....

Diabetic, NPWT Hurdles

Audits and added documentation burdens....

Success Factors for HME

Proving home care's value to policymakers....

Bidding War

Get ready for another full-scale assault on home care....

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