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MED Group Presenting Pre-Medtrade NCB Workshop

August 20, 2009 by HME Business

Group purchasing and networking organization The MED Group will present a two-day workshop on CMS’s national competitive bidding program on Oct. 11 and 12 at the Sheraton Downtown Atlanta. Starting at 1 p.m. Oct. 11, “Preparing for the Impact of National Competitive Bidding” will feature industry experts, representing legal and HME operations, sharing their insights on the program.

“Regardless of whether your city is in this round of bidding, I would encourage all providers to attend this workshop to acquire the necessary tools to execute their NCB strategy,” said Bill Elliott, president and CEO of The MED Group.

The program will provide attendees with step-by-step instructions, starting with a critical analysis of the final ruling, and a detailed walk-through on how providers should prepare bids, including suggested tools to formulate the preparation of a successful bid.

The cost to attend the workshop is is $250 per person. MED Group members can register by calling 800-825-5633.

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