Volume 51 - Issue 8 - August, 2005

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The Ostomy Files: United Ostomy Association to Cease Operations

08/01/2005

After 43 years of providing volunteer and educational services to thousands of people of all ages living the ostomy experience, the United Ostomy Association’s (UOA) Board of Directors has voted to cease the organization’s operations...

After 43 years of providing...

08/01/2005

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Regulatory Updates for Summer

08/01/2005

Home Medical Equipment Accreditation The Medicare Modernization Act (MMA) mandated that an authorized accreditation group accredit providers of home medical equipment (HME). The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is slated...

Home Medical Equipment...

08/01/2005

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