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Pogir Joins National Seating & Mobility

Industry veteran will work on product selection for NSM.more


Higley: Alliance Seating Wins Rehab Contracts in All First-Round MSAs

The Scooter Store's rehab division is now interviewing ATS's to staff those offices.more


HME Expo's Smith: "We've Had a Very Positive Response"

New industry show would take place in Baltimore next spring.more


New HME Tradeshow to Debut in April 2009

HME Expo & Conference is headed by former Medtrade management.more


2008 Heartland Conference Sells Out Exhibit Hall

VGM to offer intensive education in a number of tracks during June event.more


Colours 'N Motion Purchased by Nissin Medical

Nissin will move to Colours' California headquarters April 1.more


DME Suppliers in First 10 MSAs Notified of Bid Results

64 percent of winners said to be small businesses.more


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