Sleep Therapy

Respironics Rolls Out Drop-Ship Service
June 20, 2008
HME Business, Wachovia Release Sleep, Wound Care Survey
June 6, 2008
Providers expect sleep revenue growth to be slightly down from past survey.
Q2 2008 HME Sleep & Wound Care Survey
June 6, 2008
Wachovia partnered with HME Business to conduct a survey of home medical equipment (HME) providers.
CMS CPAP Coverage Timeline
May 13, 2008
Counting $heep
May 13, 2008

Things that make you go ‘Hmmm…’
May 13, 2008
Counting $heep
May 9, 2008
Now that CMS has expanded CPAP coverage for OSA patients diagnosed via home sleep testing devices types II, III, and IV, will HST encourage patients to flock to your door?
Hybrid Masks: The Combination that unlocks Compliance
April 15, 2008
Sleep Therapy: Comfort is King
April 15, 2008
CMS Rules on CPAPS and Home Sleep Testing Coverage
March 14, 2008
CMS has expanded its coverage for CPAPs to include beneficiaries diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea via home sleep testing devices types II, III and IV.
Sleep Therapy: Size Matters
March 7, 2008
Given that comfort is king when copping Zs, home sleep products are getting smaller and more feature-rich.
Sleep Market Growth Slowing, Short-Term Rebound Unlikely
February 21, 2008
DeVilbiss Healthcare’s IntelliPAP
January 29, 2008
Medicare Proposes Payment for CPAPs Based on Home Sleep Testing
January 7, 2008
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced Dec. 14 that it is proposing to change its national coverage determination (NCD) to include payment for CPAP equipment when the sleep apnea diagnosis is based on results from home sleep testing (HST).
Wachovia Q4 2007 HME Sleep & Wound Care Survey
January 7, 2008
HME Business partners with Wachovia throughout the year to provide our readers with the latest data on the sleep market. This latest survey of HME providers, conducted during Q4 2007 shows the sleep market is still going strong, and CPAP pricing is currently stable, but reimbursement rates for HME suppliers could be hurt by the upcoming national competitive bidding (NCB) program. Findings also included expected growth in the negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) market. Read the PDF to learn more!
Wachovia Survey Shows Sleep Revenue Will Grow; CPAP Pricing Is Stable, But NCB May Hurt Reimbursement Rates
January 1, 2008
The sleep market is still going strong, and CPAP pricing is currently stable, but reimbursement rates for HME suppliers could be hurt by the upcoming national competitive bidding (NCB) program, say the results of the latest Wachovia HME Sleep & Wound Care Survey. Findings also included expected growth in the negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) market.
Home Sleep Testing: A Five Minute Primer On What Everyone's Arguing About
September 1, 2007
Medicare Coverage Advisory Committee to Review At-Home Sleep Testing
July 1, 2007
SLEEP 2007 Woos More Attendees with New Findings, Medical Developments
June 1, 2007
AASM Encourages Seniors to Take Steps to Improve Sleep Habits
May 1, 2007
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