SHAWNEE, Kan. – In the modern global economy, it’s nearly impossible when you’re young to know where you’re going to end up working someday. But if you’re Hans Rudolph’s son, or grandsons, or great-grandson, you might have a pretty good idea.
SAN DIEGO – Pat Sullivan sees no need for re-billing vendors in the workers’ compensation market for HME. To prove it, he has launched a company called ClearPrice Networks to give providers and payers a more direct way to bill and pay.
LENEXA, Kan. – Mediware Information Systems has finalized an agreement to buy Kinnser Software, a provider of software solutions to 4,000 home health, hospice and private duty home care professionals, the company announced May 30.
SUN CITY, Ariz. – Steve Shefveland has been growing Tree Rings, a call center outsourcing provider whose clients include the likes of Medline, in the suburbs of Phoenix since 2009.
GOLETA, Calif. – Are Inogen’s continued strong earnings a sign that HME providers are finally adopting portable oxygen concentrators in larger numbers?
Yes, says CEO Scott Wilkinson, but don’t get too carried away.
ELYRIA, Ohio – Now that Invacare has made significant progress toward lifting a consent decree with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, it's paving the way to launch a robust pipeline of new products later this year
SAN DIEGO and AMSTERDAM – By launching travel CPAPs within weeks of each other in April, the two biggest names in sleep therapy, ResMed and Royal Philips, have started a race to grow a market for the devices.