COVID-19 is pushing U.S. healthcare to adopt practices it should have integrated years ago, and telehealth is at the top of the list. Why? Because it makes a lot of sense, especially for HME. 06/01/2020
As epidemiologists and public health officials first started warning about COVID-19, some HME providers were already making plans. How has the industry responded to the public health emergency? How have these changes impacted their businesses and patients? How has public policy adjusted? How might all these changes impact the future of the HME? 06/01/2020
COVID-19 is pushing U.S. healthcare to adopt practices it should have integrated years ago, and telehealth is at the top of the list. 05/19/2020
Joe Candiano, director of operations for New York provider Hampton Homecare, explains how his business rapidly rolled out new responses to COVID-19 and discusses the types of permanent post-acute changes that might result from the public health emergency. 05/07/2020
In addition to the $30 billion COVID-19 relief fund, HME providers have seen a cascade of Federal and state regulatory changes, as well as new private payer funding guidelines. AAHomecare regulatory and payer relations experts Kim Brummett and Laura Williard take a deep dive into all of them. 04/21/2020
A shift in scams run by the types of bad actors involved in 2019’s $1.2 billion orthopedic brace fraud ring has new lessons HME providers should take a moment to understand. 04/16/2020
Telehealth has been spreading like wildfire throughout U.S. healthcare thanks to the efficiencies and cost savings it confers, as well as the additional reimbursement from telehealth. However, telehealth is now becoming an imperative, particularly in post-acute health, due to COVID-19. Join us to get your questions about telehealth answered.
In addition to COVID-19 relief funds, HME providers have seen a cascade of federal and state regulatory changes, as well as new private payer funding guidelines. AAHomecare regulatory and payer relations experts take a deep dive into all of them.
Across the country, providers of varying care categories and business models are developing best practices and common protocols for sales, patient visits, deliveries, referrals relations and operations, according to survey interviews.
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