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Be part of NHIF’s benchmarking program to collect industry-wide, standardized data to establish a national reference point for performance and clinical metrics.
As part of a strategic focus on promoting health equity, The National Home Infusion Foundation (NHIF) recently adopted standardized categories for race and ethnicity data collection and is encouraging all providers to include voluntary questions to capture this data. NHIF will utilize this data throughout its projects to evaluate equitable access to infusion treatments in alternate sites.
Rep. Earl L. “Buddy” Carter (R-GA.), one of two pharmacists in Congress, penned an op-ed, “Four years later, Medicare policy is still failing home infusion therapy patients” recently published in The Hill. The article highlights flaws in CMS’ implementation of the Home Infusion Therapy Services benefit that is limiting access to these services.
Connect to the NHIA Community on the go by using the Connected Community mobile app, available for Apple or Android. Browse an activity feed of the latest going on across your communities, post and reply to discussion threads, search for resources and other content, and send and receive messages from other users.
Review the list of the top discussion topics to gain insight from professionals from around the NHIA Community on the most pertinent and timely issues of the past year. Learn what other infusion providers are considering and jump in to share your perspective as well!
The NHIA Community provides you several ways to be notified of updates in the community, allowing you to adjust the frequency and format of your notifications. This way you know, on your schedule, when new discussion posts and replies are added or when there is other news or announcements.
The NHIA Community has officially been supporting and connecting our members for one year. Although this is still just the early days of this incredible resource for the home and alternate site infusion industry, we have seen some amazing things during year one and have a lot more planned to continue to improve the platform and what it offers NHIA members.
The National Home Infusion Association (NHIA) is pleased to announce that Michelle Simpson has recently earned the credential of Medical Writer Certified (MWC) after successfully completing the rigorous application and examination process developed and administered by the Medical Writing Certification Commission (MWCC) of the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA).
NHIA sent a letter to HHS requesting that the agency make permanent Medicare payment for COVID-19 monoclonal antibodies (mABs).
