EXETER, PA – As Congress begins to focus on its next must-pass piece of legislation to avert a 24% cut in physician Medicare payments on April 1, the primary industry focus has been on the need to contact Representatives and Senators to advocat

WASHINGTON, DC – Two more legislators believe that community pharmacies should be subject to the same three-year audit review period as hospitals and not forced to document 10-year-old claims. Reps Doug Collins (R-G) and Martha Roby (R-Ala) eac

WASHINGTON, DC – With so many renewals cropping up in January, officials at the American Association for Homecare (AAHomecare) are calling many familiar faces, while also making time to contact providers who have never been members. The latest

GRAND PRAIRIE, TX – The tsunami of change in the HME industry is nothing less than unnerving. On the bright side, these same changes that keep us up at night will soon swing in our favor. Many bureaucrats and delegates in Washington recogn

BIRMINGHAM, AL – In the mid 1970s, common sense dictated that we form an organization that could pool resources and send the most effective spokesmen among us, rather than fighting various battles individually. We created the still active Alabama D

VIERA, FL – As a pharmacist for many decades, industry veteran Shelly Prial plied his trade, all the while making time for advocacy on behalf of his industry. Now retired from the pharmacy/HME business, Prial (shown here at last year’s Medtrade)