It’s been nearly a full year since the HME industry met for its first-ever Medtrade in Dallas. The earlier time slot drew positive reviews from exhibitors & attendees.
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With increasing complications for medical equipment reimbursement, one provider decides insurance isn’t the way to go
Family, friends, employees, partners and community leaders gathered in celebration of the milestone
Over the past two years, the industry is tallying about 18%-20% growth
The time has come for HME and DME providers to become familiar with and even start to embrace value-based care
Experts at the VGM Heartland Conference said the HME industry looks bright
Estrella talks HME, staying positive and never backing down
Experts & attendees talk products, trends & more at the show’s first Dallas event
One seller's evolution in the equipment business
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Opportunity to accelerate long-term organic growth and expand patient access
CINCINNATI—Quipt Home Medical Corp. (“Quipt” or the “Company”) a U.S.-based home medical equipment provider, focused on end-to-end respiratory care, announced the execution of a national insurance contract with a top five health insurer based on membership in the United States. This represents the second national insurance contract Quipt has signed since April 2022.
Medtrade 2023 took place in Dallas for the first time since it was announced it would be held once, instead of twice a year.
DALLAS, Texas—The first “annual” Medtrade took place in Dallas from March 28 to 30. Before the Dallas edition of the show, the largest home medical equipment trade show in the U.S. was held twice a year at “East” and “West” shows. However, in 2023, the conference officially merged, becoming one large central show that will be held once a year.
Companies aim to support the association's public policy work with this tier
A group of AAHomecare member companies aim to support the association’s public policy work by joining the new Legacy corporate partner tier. Companies now supporting the association at the new level are making an annual dues commitment of $125,000; they include Apria & Byram, ResMed & Brightree and Medline.
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Relationships with payers are pivotal to the success of the HME business.
Competitive bidding, e-prescribing, MA on the DC docket