Most Americans prefer to be cared for at home. Older Americans in particular prefer home care over comparable care in nursing homes or hospitals. Home care is always cost effective compar...
NAIMES continues to work with key legislators and industry supporters to permanently repeal the ill-conceived bidding program that guarantees decreased patient access...Read more...
The industry stopped competitive bidding, but it wasn’t eliminated. It’s still there to come back again and it will return sooner than anyone could dream...
All DME providers should be in regular contact with their members of Congress. Our Representatives want to hear from us. And you know they are hearing regularly from lobbyists. Grassroots a...
The 36 month capped rental on oxygen has taken a heavy toll, since it was implemented, on patients and providers alike. The medical equipment industry is not alone when it comes...
NAIMES continues to work with key legislators and industry supporters to permanently repeal the ill-conceived bidding program that guarantees decreased patient access to medical equipment at home, reduces competition, and eliminates patient choice.
NAIMES enthusiastically supports H.R. 2373, the Home Oxygen Patient Protection Act (HOPP Act) of 2009. The HOPP Act may help a million oxygen patients to breathe easier by easing the burdens placed on them by the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 (DRA).
NAIMES continues to work with key legislators and industry supporters to permanently repeal the ill-conceived bidding program that guarantees decreased patient access to medical equipment at home, competition and eliminates choice. NAIMES continues to aggressively support H.R. 3790, to repeal competitive bidding.
Most Americans prefer to be cared for at home. Older Americans in particular prefer home care over comparable care in nursing homes or hospitals. Home care is always cost effective compared to hospital care.
