WASHINGTON, DC – Recent hurricane activity over the last few weeks has given HME providers the opportunity to once again demonstrate exceptional dedication to their patients.  Many HME personnel have had to deal with damage to their own homes,

WASHINGTON, DC – Rep. Cathy McMorris-Rodgers has released a Congressional sign-on letter to the director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), asking him to clear an HME-related Interim Final Rule (IFR) currently under review at OMB.

WASHINGTON, DC – CMS has issued blanket waivers for new physician’s orders, medical necessity documentation and face-to-face exams for replacement of equipment, accessories and supplies that were lost or damaged by recent hurricane activity a

WASHINGTON, DC – Last Friday, AAHomecare chairman Steve Ackerman (pictured) joined Tom Ryan, Jay Witter, and Kim Brummett to present updated findings from our Patient Access Survey to CMS officials. Staff from AAHomecare’s survey pa

HOUSTON – As the nation rallies around those impacted by Hurricane Harvey’s destruction, AAHomecare shared a few of the encouraging stories about association members who are rising to meet the needs of their community and beyond. In the midst

FORT COLLINS, CO – Banking on potential can make people lots of money, or drive them insane. If you buy a property in a burgeoning community and sell it a decade later for big profits, you’ve realized the potential. But what if the city hits hard