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• Olsten was also retained to manage 15 other home care agencies that Columbia already owned.
• Home care agencies are regulated by statutory bodies in three of the four home nations.
• She was working for a home care agency two years ago when her marriage fell apart.
• Federal health officials and other experts say some home care agencies used venipuncture to game the system.
• Nursing homes, home care agencies and health maintenance organizations have been complaining bitterly about the cuts.
• The regulator's function is to ensure that home care agencies work within the applicable legislation:
• But those networks also own such services as home care agencies and skilled nursing facilities built around the hospitals.
• In those transactions, Columbia bought 22 home care agencies from Olsten, then hired Olsten to manage them.
• Physicians were barred from referring patients to medical businesses like home care agencies if they owned a stake in them.
• The most detailed new information unsealed Tuesday involved suspected schemes to inflate costs at Columbia's home care agencies.
• Clinton argued that a larger portion of that relief should go to rural hospitals, teaching hospitals and home care agencies.
• We need to raise the bar of qualification for home care agencies and other firms that seek to do business with Medicare,
• Those guidelines were addressed to doctors, hospitals, nursing homes, laboratories, home care agencies and suppliers of medical equipment.
• It operates the largest system of rural health clinics in California, 15 home care agencies and three joint-venture retirement centers.
• Cedars became part of a Columbia regional network that includes not only hospitals but outpatient surgery centers, home care agencies and other facilities.
• Breaux and McCrery noted that with 525 home care providers, Louisiana now has more home care agencies than it does McDonald's.
• Health care employment, which has been stagnating for a while, jumped too, as home care agencies added more nurses and aides.
• Managed health care plans and the Medicare program have had some success slowing growth in spending for doctors, hospitals and home care agencies.
• Home care agencies would get a 3.4 percent increase for inflation, rather than the 2.3 percent expected under current law.
• He also noted that before becoming Medicare administrator, Vladeck had acted as a volunteer member of an advisory board for the home care agency.