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NCAMES featured in Medicare Bidding Story
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NCAMES Member, Alliance Medical in Albemarle was featured on News Channel 14 in storm preparation story.
Click this link to the video: http://news14.com/charlotte-news-104-content/621295/health-professionals-prepare-in-case-of-power-outages
Please read the Online NCAMES Op Ed as published in the Charlotte Observer December 17, 2009
Click here to view the Charlotte Observer NCAMES article
Continue to call or email your
Member of Congress
NOW
to ask for their signature on H.R. 3790
NC now has EIGHT Members supporting!
Butterfield, Etheridge, Coble, McIntrye, Kissell, Myrick, Shuler and Miller support 3790!
All 13 NC Districts continue to hear from NCAMES, BUT...they need to hear from you! We have FIVE districts to go! They have the information and NCAMES has asked for their support, but the REQUEST needs to come from YOU! Click on the link below for the updated press release for you to use in your communications.
To see if your Member of Congress has signed on click here to be directed to our Competitive Bidding page. If you are unsure of who represents you, please call 202-224-3121 or you may visit VGM's DC Link or AAHomecare's Action Center. Ask for their commitment to sign on to the legislation - we need signatures QUICKLY - or thank them for their support if they have signed on already!
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NCAMES Member Profile Spotlight
Restrictive Bidding Program jeopardizes patient access, according to Durham's Triangle Aftercare. Click the link below to read more...
Triangle Aftercare
Click the link below to read more about how the Federal government's restrictive DMEPOS bidding program is affecting NCAMES member BlueDot Medical in Charlotte
BlueDot Medical - Charlotte
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ALBEMARLE -- Winter weather can knock out power, and that can be dangerous for people who rely on electricity for their medical equipment. As the winter storm approached Friday, health care offices were calling patients to make sure they had oxygen, back-up batteries and a plan in case the storm causes outages. NCAMES Member, Alliance Medical discuss what happens during preparations and what they do to care for their patients. Cynthia Jarman, in past storms, had to deliver oxygen tanks personally for four days. Brooke Ritchie stressed how important patient and caregiver education is BEFORE the weather emergency so that they are prepared. Ritchie goes on to say the patients can be placed on priority with their electric company to ensure quicker service during an emergency.
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