OXFORD, Ala. (June 8, 2016)—Donald Walker, 53, a patient of Gentiva Hospice Oxford and avid NASCAR fan, will take three laps around Talladega Superspeedway, courtesy of the NASCAR Racing Experience, Saturday, June 11 at 11 a.m. at Talladega Superspeedway in Lincoln, Alabama.
RHINEBECK, NY (June 7, 2016)—The New York Small Business Development Center’s annual award event recognizes and honors the life-changing work of innovative and inspiring entrepreneurs who collectively represent the largest employer group of 380,000-plus small businesses—the backbone of the economic engine in New York State.
ALGONA, Wash. (June 3, 2016)—EZ-ACCESS, one of the nation’s leaders in providing access to life beyond barriers, has acquired a new product that will expand its growing catalog of accessibility and mobility solutions.
GRAND PRAIRIE, TEXAS (June 3, 2016)—Point of Rental Software, a leading provider of rental and inventory management software, recently completed a study of the impact online orders are having on rental business revenues.
MORRISVILLE, NC (June 2, 2016)—Blood pressure measurement expert SunTech Medical has appointed Sandra Wisniewski as its new CEO. Current CEO Dayn McBee has announced his retirement after a 30-year career with the company, but he will continue to provide support during this time of transition.
OLD FORGE, Penn. (June 1, 2016)—Golden Technologies is proud to introduce the all new BuzzAround Extreme Scooter which features the portability and easy disassembly of a lightweight scooter with the benefits of a full-size scooter.
NEW YORK (June 2, 2016)—QIRT (Quality In Real Time), provider of home health and hospice coding, consulting, billing and education services, announced today that A.D. Maxim and its subsidiary, CQI Coding and Quality Improvement, Inc., have joined QIRT. A.D.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 2, 2016)—On the heels of last week's Washington Legislative Conference, the momentum is building for support of rural relief legislation. On Wednesday and Thursday, conference attendees met with more than 225 legislators' offices to discuss the Patient Access to Durable Medical Equipment (PADME) Act of 2016 and other advocacy priority issues.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 2, 2016)—The count is at 30 days until the July 1 cuts take effect, and AAHomecare is calling the HME community to commit to making every last effort to encourage Congress to support legislation for rural relief—The Patient Access to Durable Medical Equipment (PADME) Acts, H.R. 5210 and S. 2736.
