AMARILLO, TX – A question that is commonly asked is: “Can a physician sell wound care supplies to his/her Medicare patients?” In answering this question, we need to look at (i) the federal anti-kickback statute (“federal AKS”), (ii) the

ARLINGTON, VA – The American Diabetes Association® (ADA), along with 19 other national health groups, has called on the U.S. Postal Service Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to reinstate the organization’s delivery standards. The announcemen

WASHINGTON, D.C. – AAHomecare is partnering with HME leaders to produce ONE VOICE, a monthly videocast on the major challenges our industry is facing and how strong and united advocacy efforts are needed to secure better policy results and rate

AMARILLO, TX – Assume that a DME supplier rents a portable oxygen concentrator to a Medicare beneficiary, takes assignment, and bills Medicare. Can the supplier sell accessories (extra batteries, backpacks, replacement cords) to the beneficiary

PHOENIX – Back in late April 2020, Tim Rutti, M.B.A., owner of Phoenix, Ariz.-based Valley Medical Supplies pulled no punches in a wide-ranging discussion during the heady early days of the global pandemic. His comments in Medtrade Monday struc

ATLANTA – With Medtrade scheduled for Nov. 2-4, 2020 in Atlanta, Early rates are now in effect. Early rates* are still extremely low. Under Early Rates, an Expo Pass costs just $60. An Expo Pass provides access to the show floor at the Georgia Wor