WASHINGTON, DC – Last week, CMS released this update on face-to-face exam requirements based on changes in the “Doc Fix” legislation passed in March of this year, which have eliminated the requirement for physicians to document face-to-face

WASHINGTON, DC – The past month has been a full court press by the HME industry to get face-to-face meetings with members of Congress and their staffers while they were at home during the August recess. If you had the chance to meet with your m

WASHINGTON, DC – AAHomecare President Tom Ryan recently attended a meeting in Erie, Pa, with Rep Mike Kelly (R-Pa). Kelly is a strong industry supporter and champion for HME suppliers in his work on the Ways and Means Committee. Time was spent

The American Association for Homecare (AAHomecare) today released an analysis of the Office of Medicare Hearing and Appeals (OMHA) appeals backlog, using data available on the OMHA website. The analysis has uncovered that, in spite of reports from OM

WASHINGTON, DC – The AAHomecare Audit initiative will educate Congress and regulatory bodies about the burdens of audits, but more raw numbers are needed. Kim Brummett, vice president of Regulatory Affairs, sat down with Medtrade Monday to talk

WASHINGTON, DC – When CMS released an updated schedule for the competitive bidding 2017 Round 1, Kim Brummett (pictured), vice president of regulatory affairs for AAHomecare, immediately noticed something different. Round 1 2017 is listed as en