WASHINGTON – Medicare has changed its policy article for wheelchair options and accessories, and providers who offer bariatric tilts should take notice.
WASHINGTON – Stakeholders feel that the assortment of manual wheelchairs and bases previously included in the K0009 code doesn’t fit well in other codes, but CMS disagrees.
A lawsuit against The Scooter Store founder Doug Harrison and others who managed the company’s employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) could end in a settlement, says the attorney representing the plaintiffs.
NEW YORK – Cortec Group, a New York-based private equity firm, now owns both a manufacturer and a provider of ramps, lifts and other mobility equipment.
WASHINGTON – Tenacious efforts by providers, consumers and manufacturers led to last week’s introduction of a bipartisan Senate bill that would create a separate benefit for complex rehab, stakeholders say.
WASHINGTON – Industry stakeholders now have bills in both the House of Representatives and the Senate to create a separate benefit for complex rehab technology (CRT).
NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – When The Scooter Store, the industry’s largest provider of power mobility devices, is wounded, what does it mean for those providers left standing?
BALTIMORE – Spending on power mobility devices (PMDs) has taken a nosedive ever since CMS implemented a demonstration project that requires providers to submit prior authorization requests before supplying equipment.