
Blinn Combs
AttorneyBrown & FortunatoBlinn Combs is a healthcare attorney at Brown & Fortunato, a national, full-service law firm delivering exceptional quality and personalized service. Blinn advises pharmacies, DME suppliers, and other healthcare providers on regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, and state licensure matters. His practice focuses on complex state and federal healthcare regulations, with experience in pharmacy law, pharmaceutical compounding, and operational compliance. Blinn provides practical guidance to healthcare businesses seeking to strengthen compliance, manage risk, and support growth in a highly regulated industry. Blinn can be reached at (806) 345-6355 or [email protected].
Centralized Intake, Hub & Spoke, Offshore Subcontracting and Other Tools
The DME industry today is much more complicated, and more fast flowing, than the industry was 20 years ago. With the aging Baby Boomers, demand for DM
…The DME industry today is much more complicated, and more fast flowing, than the industry was 20 years ago. With the aging Baby Boomers, demand for DME is increasing. Counterbalanced against this are the evolution of technology (think AI), expansion
…The DME industry today is much more complicated, and more fast flowing, than the industry was 20 years ago. With the aging Baby Boomers, demand for DME is increasing. Counterbalanced against this are the evolution of technology (think AI), expansion of managed care, decrease in reimbursement, and aggressive audits. To succeed in this environment, DME suppliers must think outside the box and adopt a business model that increases efficiency…and the
…The DME industry today is much more complicated, and more fast flowing, than the industry was 20 years ago. With the aging Baby Boomers, demand for DME is increasing. Counterbalanced against this are the evolution of technology (think AI), expansion of managed care, decrease in reimbursement, and aggressive audits. To succeed in this environment, DME suppliers must think outside the box and adopt a business model that increases efficiency…and the resultant reduction in costs. This program will discuss the multiple tools at the DME supplier’s disposal, including (i) implementing central intake, (ii) adopting the hub and spoke model, (iii) utilization of offshore subcontractors, (iv) use of AI, and (v) entering into legally compliant telehealth arrangements.
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