About

A division of VGM & Associates, U.S. Rehab is a membership network of independent complex rehab providers.

Our Passion for Quality Service Drives Our Actions

We understand the daily challenges that our members face. U.S. Rehab has access to experts who understand the HME and CRT industries and are dedicated to researching and understanding market dynamics to give our members a competitive advantage.

Our promise is to be a leading industry advocate and to connect our members to business services, solutions and experts that allow them to compete, prosper and succeed effectively now and in the future. We want our members to focus on what they do best, which is providing quality care to patients.

Who are we? We are a service-oriented team offering expertise, knowledge, support and solutions to accommodate your needs as a provider. We are U.S. Rehab, a division of VGM & Associates.

What does a membership provide?

Our members gain access to innovative products and solutions.

As a Member Service Organization, our mission is to foster lasting relationships that help our members and vendor partners build alliances for strong business. We strive to assist our complex rehab partners with services that allow them to operate more efficiently and increase profitability.

Team Members

Membership with U.S. Rehab means receiving access to industry experts who work constantly to provide relevant solutions and support that allow members to increase efficiency and profitability.

From Our Experts

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Seat Elevation Congressional Sign-On Letter Sent to CMS Early in October, we asked for your assistance to call your representatives and ask them to sign on to the CRT Congressional letter to CMS. The letter was sent to CMS with 77 signatures on October 6, 2021.

HME Woman of the Year Nominations Now Open Nominations for the 2021 HME Woman of the Year Award are being accepted through Oct. 22.

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House Signatures Needed for CRT Congressional Letter to CMS NCART and U.S. Rehab have been working with the ITEM Coalition to secure Medicare coverage for Seat Elevation and Standing Systems used with Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) power wheelchairs. To encourage CMS to prioritize the request and proceed to the next step in the review process, a bipartisan Congressional sign-on letter is being circulated in the House of Representatives.

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Member Spotlight: Katie Stevens, CEO of Reliable Medical Supply We recently had the opportunity to chat with Katie about her experience in the CRT industry.

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Heartland Session Sneak Peek: Telehealth in CRT There's a lot in store for our community of rehab professionals, and we can't wait to see you in person at the Heartland Conference. Read more about this can't-miss session that will provide insight into the ever-changing telehealth landscape.

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CMS Announces: Manual Wheel Chair Accessories are Permanently Exempt from the Competitive Bidding Program CMS announced today that manual wheelchair accessories will be permanently exempt from future competitive bidding programs.

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U.S. Rehab Tech Training at Heartland Addresses All Levels of Experience Complex rehab providers attending VGM's 20th Heartland Conference will have the opportunity to increase their expertise in repairing and programming complex rehab wheelchairs as part of U.S. Rehab's Tech Training.

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CMS Announces 90-Day Extension For CRT Manual Wheelchair Accessories CMS announced a 90-day extension of the suspension of the application of Medicare Competitive Bidding Program pricing to CRT manual wheelchair accessories. The current policy will stay in place through October 1 and there will not be any payment cuts or claims processing changes.