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Fisher & Paykel Reports Strong Home Care Division Results for 2026 Financial Year
Both the home care and hospital segments of the business showed significant growth.

Fisher & Paykel (NZE:FPH) praised robust growth in its home care product group, as the Auckland, New Zealand-based manufacturer reported its full-year earnings for the period that ended March 31. In its May 26 earnings call, Fisher & Paykel said its total operating revenue was $2.31 billion in New Zealand dollars (about $1.36 billion U.S.),…

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NHIA: HCPCS Changes to Immune Globulin Therapies Will Disrupt Patient Care, Business Operations
In draft comments, the National Home Infusion Association urged CMS not to move forward with coding changes.

Changes to HCPCS codes for immune globulin products would create “significant administrative, operational, reimbursement and patient care challenges without providing meaningful clinical or financial benefit,” the National Home Infusion Association (NHIA) said in draft comments intended for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). In a May 26 announcement, NHIA said, “The comments emphasize…

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Fisher & Paykel Reports Strong Home Care Division Results for 2026 Financial Year
Both the home care and hospital segments of the business showed significant growth.

Fisher & Paykel (NZE:FPH) praised robust growth in its home care product group, as the Auckland, New Zealand-based manufacturer reported its full-year earnings for the period that ended March 31. In its May 26 earnings call, Fisher & Paykel said its total operating revenue was $2.31 billion in New Zealand dollars (about $1.36 billion U.S.),…

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‘No Surprises’ Rule Changes Aim to Reduce Independent Dispute Resolution Barriers
Lower fees and “bundling” ability could streamline the insurer dispute process for suppliers.

Changes to the No Surprises Act aim to streamline the payment dispute process for providers, including durable medical equipment (DME) suppliers, working with group health plans and health insurance providers. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced the changes on May 28, in partnership with the Department of Labor, the Department of the…

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New Tennessee Law Prohibits PBMs from Owning, Operating Pharmacies
Tennessee joins Arkansas in setting down pharmacy benefit manager rules, as CVS sues.

A new bill signed by Tennessee Governor Bill Lee prohibits pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) from simultaneously owning or operating pharmacies. Lee signed the Freedom, Access and Integrity in Registered Pharmacy (FAIR Rx) Act into law on May 22. A news announcement from the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) noted PBMs and supporters “reportedly spent over…

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Resmed, ŌURA Partner on Sleep Health Education, Care Campaign
The Oura Ring is a wearable device that can track sleep patterns.

Resmed (NYSE: RMD) has partnered with wearables company ŌURA to provide greater patient access to sleep health education and care. “Sleep is increasingly recognized as a key pillar of long-term health, yet it remains widely underprioritized,” Resmed said in a May 19 news announcement. “Early signs of poor sleep are often dismissed, creating a gap…

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HME Business Webinar to Discuss Growth Opportunities, Balancing Risk
The Revenue & Risk webinar, May 27, is free to attend.

A May 27 webinar — HME Business Revenue & Risk — will discuss how home medical equipment suppliers can find expansion and growth opportunities while simultaneously managing reimbursement and policy risks. The webinar, which is free to attend, will feature panelists Gayle Devin (CEO, Home Care Delivered), Brian Bersano (business operations partner, VGM & Associates)…

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NCPA, NGA Launch Main Street Competition Coalition to Defend Small Businesses
The National Community Pharmacists Association and the National Grocers Association are the founding investors.

Small business organizations are sending a strong message to their much larger counterparts: We demand respect and fair treatment. In a May 14 news release, the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) and the National Grocers Association (NGA) announced they’d joined the new Main Street Competition Coalition at a kick-off event in Washington, D.C. The event,…

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