VNA of Cleveland is one of the largest and most respected home health agencies in the United States and chose TouchPointCare as a cost effective and clinically valuable alternative to more expensive equipment based telemonitoring. Their decision to implement TouchPointCare came after years of using telemonitoring equipment without believing they were receiving a positive return on their investment (ROI). After reviewing literature from CMS and other research indicating that phone monitoring provides similar clinical benefits at lower costs, VNA chose TouchPointCare and began using the system in June, 2008.
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Illinois Home Care Council (IHCC)
IHCC is a statewide, non-profit, trade association dedicated to shaping and supporting the entire spectrum of home health care providers and related services in Illinois. The vision of IHCC is to provide a unified voice and expert resource for home health care and related services in Illinois, and to support our members' businesses so that they may thrive in a changing healthcare environment. IHCC supports this vision through education, information, and advocacy. IHCC Members Recieve special pricing on services from TouchPointCare on all telehealth services.
Indiana Association for Home and Hospice Care (IAHHC)
The Indiana Association for Home & Hospice Care is the voice of Indiana's home care providers. Our mission is "to advance the cause of home health, hospice, and personal care services through leadership, advocacy, and education." We represent all of home care: traditional home health nursing services home-based and inpatient hospice care, and "private duty" home care - including non-medical services that allow Hoosiers to remain independent in their own homes. IAHHC Members Recieve special pricing on services from TouchPointCare on all telehealth services.
Alabama Durable Medical Equipment Suppliers Association (ADMEA)
The Alabama Durable Medical Equipment Association (ADMEA) was founded in the mid-seventies when a group of home medical equipment suppliers combined their efforts to solve serious problems in dealing with the Medicare program. A series of meetings held in 1975 to discuss the common problems of getting claims processed properly made it obvious that sending a few representatives to discuss issues with policy makers was more efficient and less expensive. This realization led to incorporating the association in 1979. ADMEA is currently a professionally managed association, offering a wide variety of services and opportunities to its members.
Georgia Association of Medical Equipment Suppliers (GAMES)
The Georgia Association of Medical Equipment Services (GAMES) is a proactive state-wide association providing leadership, resources and support to companies that serve home care patients.
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