Tell the Dept. of Commerce what additional tariff costs for DME and supplies, potentially implemented as early as 2026, will mean for your business and the patients you serve.

This sweeping review covers a wide range of products, including wheelchairs, hospital beds, portable oxygen concentrators, blood glucose monitors, IV bags, and more.

AAHomecare leaders are continuing to engage CMS and other Trump Administration decision makers on plans to restart the Competitive Bidding Program for DME.

The hope of the DME industry was that Competitive Bidding (CB) would not be resurrected. This hope has been dashed by the current iteration of CB.

Key telehealth provisions that were made available during the pandemic are set to expire on Sept. 30, 2025.

AAHomecare is asking Congress to extend the Acute Hospital Care at Home (AHCAH) waiver program.