Medicare home health agency utilization, 1984-1994

Article Abstract:

The socioeconomic and health status factors that impacted the use of Medicare home health agency services between 1984-1994 are analyzed. Additional information on the benefits and expenditures for using home health care services is also included.

Services, Medical care utilization, Medicare

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Home testing market gets favorable prognosis

Article Abstract:

The home health services is a growing industry. Every indication leads to the assumption that it will continue to prosper.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks

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The big picture: how is technology changing out labs?

Article Abstract:

Clinical laboratories are challenged to deliver results when hindered by shrinking budgets.

Medical laboratories, Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories, Biomedical laboratories

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