HME News in 10

Welcome to a special episode of HME News in 10 sponsored and developed by Numotion.  https://www.numotion.com/getattachment/The-Health-Inequity-of-CRT-Service-and-Repair-and/Service-and-Repair-Reform_102622.pdf?lang=en-US Tim Casey, general counsel for Numotion, joins HME News in 10 to discuss the challenges with current CRT (complex rehab technology) service and repair, and the need for reform. One of the many challenges that people with disabilities face every day is a broken service and repair model.  Casey discusses the primary root causes for the issues, along with recommendations for all stakeholders that need to be addressed.   Numotion is the nation’s largest and leading provider of products and services to help individuals with mobility limitations maximize their health, personal independence and actively participate in everyday life. Hosts:  Liz Beaulieu  Theresa Flaherty    Guest:  Tim Casey   https://www.numotion.com/getattachment/The-Health-Inequity-of-CRT-Service-and-Repair-and/Service-and-Repair-Reform_102622.pdf?lang=en-US

Today's guest is Dr. Shalini Paruthi, MD, a member of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) who is board-certified in sleep medicine and internal medicine. She joins HME News in 10 to talk about how the current explosion in sleep technology is increasing awareness – and access – for consumers. “The most important thing is, we’re having a conversation about their sleep,” she said. “Consumer technology is certainly bringing up this conversation. It’s providing education, and we want people to come in and get tested, get answers and get treatment so they can live their best life.” Hosts:    Liz Beaulieu    Theresa Flaherty        Guest:    Dr. Shalini Paruthi

Welcome to a special episode of HME News in 10 sponsored and developed by Prochant.    https://hubs.ly/Q02Hl1nR0%20; Today’s guest is Joey Graham, chief revenue officer for Prochant. He joins HME News in 10 to talk about why artificial intelligence is no longer science fiction and how even health care and HME, which typically lag other industries in tech adoption, are finally catching on. He talks about how AI and automation tools, while they may require high upfront costs, have the potential for substantial ROI in revenue cycle management, especially when applied to high-throughput processes. He also talks about how to select and implement the best tools for your business. Hint: Ease into it and maintain “humans in the loop.”  Hosts:    Liz Beaulieu    Theresa Flaherty        Guest:    Joey Graham   https://hubs.ly/Q02HkH250

Welcome to a special episode of HME News in 10 sponsored and developed by ACU-Serve.   http://meetings.hubspot.com/kyle-neese    Today’s guest is Kyle Neese, recently named senior account executive at ACU-Serve. He joins HME News in 10 to talk about his resupply journey - from AllCall Connect, which was bought by Brightree, to React Health and now to ACU-Serve - and the importance of finding that "happy medium" between leveraging technological advancements and honoring patient experience. "As we have seen over the past 10 years, live calling and patient centricity will continue to be imperative to success,” he said. Neese also talks about how outsourcing resupply can be a godsend with today's staffing struggles and how these programs apply to more than just CPAP masks.     Hosts:   Liz Beaulieu   Theresa Flaherty      Guest:   Kyle Neese  http://meetings.hubspot.com/kyle-neese

Welcome to a special episode of HME News in 10 sponsored and developed by Advanced Diabetes Supply.  https://www.northcoastmed.com/?utm_source=hmenews&utm_medium=pod&utm_campaign=b2b-hme&utm_id=b2b-hme&utm_content=hme-pod Today’s guest is Bill Mixon, CEO of Advanced Diabetes Supply. He joins HME News in 10 to talk about how ADS helps both health care providers and patients navigate the complex insurance landscape of diabetes technology and how the company empowers patients to make informed decisions about their health. “The key to this thing is adherence,” says Mixon. “And patients that get served in a high-touch environment tend to have higher compliance and adherence to the technology than someone who doesn’t.” Hosts:   Liz Beaulieu   Theresa Flaherty   Guest:   Bill Mixon https://www.northcoastmed.com/?utm_source=hmenews&utm_medium=pod&utm_campaign=b2b-hme&utm_id=b2b-hme&utm_content=hme-pod