Each July, I enjoy watching le Tour de France. This is the 95th year of the contest. Two thousand two hundred miles through rain, heat, mountains, pain

July 15, 2008, should be remembered as the industry's watershed day. It is the day Congress voted in favor of the Medicare bill that delays the competitive

As HomeCare opens its scrapbook on the last 30 years, there's a lot to take in. Since the magazine's first issue in 1978, the home medical equipment industry

We all remember the pending Apollo 13 disaster and the combination of individual creativity, ultimate leadership, indomitable spirit and a willingness

Just how far would you go to prove the viability of your business? For Florida physical therapist Stanley Paris, the answer is 23 miles in swim trunks

I never planned on writing another column when I retired. The reason for this special edition of Shelly Sez is that I understand the fear that many of

Have you ever provided free or discounted services to referring physicians or their staffers or families? How about hospital personnel, affiliated with

As Americans grow older and increasingly choose to stay in their homes to receive care, the demand for special beds and support surfaces will continue

30 years ago In July's issue of HomeCare, Ascher Kauffman, then chairman of the Home Health Care Certification Board, predicted that the long-talked about

Check the HomeCare Monday archives atwww.homecaremonday.com to trace what the industry has labeled the train wreck of competitive bidding: Competitive