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Elite Home Medical
Supplies
706 W. Lumsden Rd. Brandon, Fl
33511
1-800-229-9600 email
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We are a
member of :
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License by Florida Medicaid
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Medicare Provider
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Florida Association of Medical
Equipment Services
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The Home Care Providers Co-Op.
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Brandon Florida Chamber of Commerce
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Shipping
International Shipping
Medicare
Prescriptions
Returns
Client Bill of
Rights
Supplier Standards
Notice of Privacy
Practices
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your information and your privacy!
The information we gather at the time you
place your order will never be sold to a
third party and is used for our
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Shipping and Tax
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Shipping is calculated
automatically when you place your
order. The amount will show up on your
order form.
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Customers with a Florida billing or
shipping address may be charged
additional tax on some items.
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Orders received after 2PM EST. will be
begin processing the next business
day. Orders placed on Saturday or Sunday will be procesed on Monday
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Orders are typically processed and
shipped the next business day.
If you must have your order by
a certain date, please enter the date required in the comment box
on your checkout form, or email us, or call us 1800-229-9600. If
it is at all possible to get your order to you by the date you request
we will do so. It may mean a change of shipping type or rate.
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International
Shipping Information
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Foreign shipping charges will be
calculated manually.
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usual shipping method is USPS Express
Mail. Smaller items may go "Global Priority".
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cannot determine Duty/taxes which may
or may not be imposed by the country
shipped. These charges will be
the responsibility of the addressee.
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will notify you by email of any
additional foreign shipping charges
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International "Express" Shipping for
four wheel walkers (rollators) will be
a minimum of $100.00 USD
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Medicare
Physicians orders or prescriptions are required for billing medicare or Insurance.
If you have Medicare and if you are interested
in checking to see what items may be
covered by Medicare please click here
If you
would like us to submit a claim to your
insurance company and click here to enter your insurance
information.
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Prescriptions
Some
items require a prescription before they
can be sold. Other items can be sold
without a prescription but require one if
would like us to bill your insurance
company or Medicare
Prescriptions are required to bill Medicare, Medicaid and Insurance
We
always need a prescription for:
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Nebulizer Kits
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Oxygen Cannulas
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Self and Coude' Catheters
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Some wound dressings
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Aero-Chambers
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Mic-Key feeding extensions
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Feeding Tubes
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BiPap
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CPaP
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Syringes require a prescription in
some states. If we are not sure that
your state does require a prescription,
We will need one.
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Refund /Return
Policy
Everything
you purchase from Elite Home Medical
Supply is fully guaranteed. Look your
order over, and if not completely
satisfied, we will exchange or return the
item for a full refund within 20 days of
receipt of the order. We cannot accept
returns of opened boxes or personal
hygiene items. Special orders may be
subject to a 25% restocking fee. For a
return authorization number, or for
information on manufacturer warrantees,
or any questions you may have, please
call us at: 1-800-229-9600
NO
RETURNS WILL BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT THE
RETURN AUTHORIZATION NUMBER ON THE
OUTSIDE OF THE BOX
Reason for the return
If possible a copy of the original order
should be enclosed with the merchandise
with the reason for the return written on
it.
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We will do the
Paperwork for You! No HMOS
YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY MAY COVER SUPPLIES
100%
Check with
us about Medicare Assignment on your
supplies. 1-800-229-9600
STEP I:
We send you the following forms to be
completed and signed:
A. PATIENT INFORMATION for our files.
Please complete and sign.
B. HEALTH INSURANCE CLAIM FORM to release
medical information (if necessary) and to
enable ELITE HOME MEDICAL SUPPLIES to
bill your
insurance for your medical supplies.
PLEASE SIGN AND DATE.
STEP 2: You or your doctor must
supply your prescription. Any
prescription or order must be SIGNED and
DATED by your doctor and include the
supplies needed.
STEP 3: We will contact you to discuss
the supplies needed upon receipt of
properly completed forms.
STEP 4: We will send you your supplies by
UPS (or US mail if you prefer)
STEP 5: We will train you by telephone in
proper use of your supplies and
equipment. You can call any time for
advice on using your equipment or
supplies. If we can not help you we can
direct you to the toll free telephone
number of the customer service
departments of the manufacturers.
STEP 6: We will bill your insurance
(including Medicare, Champus, Florida
Medicaid, co-insurance, etc.) for you.
You are freed of the responsibility of
filing your own claims. In most cases
Medicare or your insurance will pay 80%
of the allowable for your supplies
(assuming that your deductible has been
met). The remaining 20% will be billed to
your co-insurance. If you have any
questions or need any additional
information, please call our office at
1-(800)229-9600 |
Patient/Client
Bill of Rights
- As an
individual receiving home care
services, let it be known and
understood that you have the following
rights:
- To select those who
provide your home care services.
- To be provided with
legitimate identification by any person
or persons who enter your residence to
provide home care services for you.
- To receive the
appropriate or prescribed service in a
professional manner without
discrimination relative to your age,
race, sex, religion, ethnic origin,
sexual preference or physical/mental
handicap.
- To be dealt with and
treated with friendliness, courtesy and
respect by each and every individual
representing the company who provides
treatment or services for you and be
free from neglect or abuse, be it
physical or mental.
- To assist in the
development and planning of your home
care program so that it is designed to
satisfy, as best as possible to your
current needs.
- To be provided with
adequate information from which you can
give your informed consent for the
commencement of service, the
continuation of service, the transfer
of service to another home care
provider, or the termination of
service.
- To express concerns
or grievances or recommend
modifications to your home care service
without fear of discrimination or
reprisal. The Medicare hotline number
is 1-800-633-4227.
- To request and
receive complete and up-to-date
information relative to your condition,
treatment, alternative treatments and
risks of treatment.
- To receive treatment
and services within the scope of your
home care plan, promptly and
professionally, while being fully
informed as to company policies,
procedures and charges.
- To refuse treatment
and services within the boundaries set
by law, and to receive professional
information relative to the
ramifications or consequences that will
or may result due to such refusal.
- To request and
receive the opportunity to examine or
review your medical records.
I have been given a copy of the
Patient/Client Bill of Rights
Patient’s Signature:
_______________________________
Date: _____/_____/_____
Thank you for your interest in Elite
Home Medical Supplies. If we can be of
any further help, please contact us by
email at sales@elitemedical.com or
phone us at 800 229 9600 or write us at
706 W. Lumsden Road, Brandon, Florida
33511
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CMS MEDICARE
DMEPOS SUPPLIER STANDARDS
Elite Home Medical
Supplies
706 W. Lumsden
Road, Brandon, Fl. 33511 (813) 654-2415
(800) 229-9600
Note: This list is an abbreviated
version of the application
certification standards, that every
Medicare DMEPOS supplier must meet in
order to obtain and retain their
billing privileges. These standards, in
their entirety, are listed in 42 C.F.R.
pt. 424, sec 424.57(c) and are
effective on December 11, 2000.
1. A supplier must be in compliance with
all applicable Federal and State
licensure and regulatory requirements.
2. A supplier must provide complete and
accurate information on the DMEPOS
supplier application. Any changes to
thisinformation must be reported to the
National Supplier Clearinghouse within 30
days.
3. An authorized individual (one whose
signature is binding) must sign the
application for billing privileges.
4. A supplier must fill orders from its
own inventory, or must contract with
other companies for the purchase of items
necessary to fill the order. A supplier
may not contract with any entity that is
currently excluded from the edicare
program, any State health care programs,
or from any other Federal procurement or
nonprocurement programs.
5. A supplier must advise beneficiaries
that they may rent or purchase
inexpensive or routinely purchased
durable medical equipment, and of the
purchase option for capped rental
equipment.
6. A supplier must notify beneficiaries
of warranty coverage and honor all
warranties under applicable State law,
and repair or replace free of charge
Medicare covered items that are under
warranty.
7. A supplier must maintain a physical
facility on an appropriate site.
8. A supplier must permit CMS, or its
agents to conduct on-site inspections to
ascertain the supplier’s compliance with
these standards. The supplier location
must be accessible to beneficiaries
during reasonable business hours, and
must maintain a visible sign and posted
hours of operation.
9. A supplier must maintain a primary
business telephone listed under the name
of the business in a local directory or a
toll free number available through
directory assistance. The exclusive use
of a beeper, answering machine or cell
phone is prohibited.
10. A supplier must have comprehensive
liability insurance in the amount of at
least $300,000 that covers both the
supplier’s place of business and all
customers and employees of the supplier.
If the supplier manufactures its own
items, this insurance must also cover
product liability and completed
operations.
11. A supplier must agree not to initiate
telephone contact with beneficiaries,
with a few exceptions allowed. This
standard prohibits suppliers from calling
beneficiaries in order to solicit new
business.
12. A supplier is responsible for
delivery and must instruct beneficiaries
on use of Medicare covered items, and
maintain proof of delivery.
13. A supplier must answer questions and
respond to complaints of beneficiaries,
and maintain documentation of such
contacts.
14. A supplier must maintain and replace
at no charge or repair directly, or
through a service contract with another
company, Medicare-covered items it has
rented to beneficiaries.
15. A supplier must accept returns of
substandard (less than full quality for
the particular item) or unsuitable items
(inappropriate for the beneficiary at the
time it was fitted and rented or sold)
from beneficiaries.
16. A supplier must disclose these
supplier standards to each beneficiary to
whom it supplies a Medicare-covered item.
17. A supplier must disclose to the
government any person having ownership,
financial, or control interest in the
supplier.
18. A supplier must not convey or
reassign a supplier number; i.e., the
supplier may not sell or allow another
entity to use its Medicare billing
number.
19. A supplier must have a complaint
resolution protocol established to
address beneficiary complaints that
relate to these standards. A record of
these complaints must be maintained at
the physical facility.
20. Complaint records must include: the
name, address, telephone number and
health insurance claim number of the
beneficiary, a summary of the complaint,
and any actions taken to resolve it.
21. A supplier must agree to furnish CMS
any information required by the Medicare
statute and implementing regulations.
Palmetto GBA
National Supplier Clearinghouse
Post Office Box 100142 · Columbia, South
Carolina · 29202-3142 · (866) 238-9652
A CMS Contracted Intermediary and
Carrier
I have received a copy of this document
for my records.
Signature___________________________________________
Date________________________
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Notice of Privacy
Practices
This notice describes how medical
information about you may be used and
disclosed and how you can get access to
this information. Please review it
carefully.
If you have questions about this Notice
please contact: our Privacy Contact
Margaret Davis (813) 654-2415 (800)
229-9600
This Notice of Privacy Practices
describes how we may use and disclose
your protected health information to
carry out treatment, payment or health
care operations and for other purposes
that are permitted or required by law. It
also describes your rights to access and
control your protected health
information. “Protected health
information” is information about you,
including demographic information, that
may identify you and that relates to your
past, present or future physical or
mental health or condition and related
health care services.
We are required to abide by the terms of
this Notice of Privacy Practices. We may
change the terms of our notice, at any
time. The new notice will be effective
for all protected health information that
we maintain at that time. Upon your
request, we will provide you with any
revised Notice of Privacy Practices by
checking our website www.elitemedical.com
or by calling the office and requesting
that a revised copy be sent to you in the
mail or asking for one at the time of
your next order for supplies.
Understanding Your Health
Record/Information
Each time you visit a healthcare provider
or order supplies, a record of your visit
or order is made. Typically, this record
contains your symptoms, examination and
test results, diagnoses, treatment, and a
plan for future care or treatment. A list
of the supplies sent to you is also kept.
This information, often referred to as
your health or medical record, serves as
a:
· basis for planning your care and
treatment
· means of communication among the many
health professionals who contribute to
your care
· legal document describing the care you
received
· means by which you or a third-party
payer can verify that services billed
were actually provided a tool in
educating heath professionals
· source of data for medical research
· source of information for public health
officials charged with improving the
health of the nation
· source of data for facility planning
and marketing
· a tool with which we can assess and
continually work to improve the care we
render and the outcomes we achieve
Understanding what is in your record and
how your health information is used helps
you to:
· ensure its accuracy
· better understand who, what, when,
where, and why others may access your
health information
· make more informed decisions when
authorizing disclosure to others
Your Health Information Rights
Although your health record is the
physical property of the healthcare
practitioner or facility that compiled
it, the information belongs to you. You
have the right to:
· request a restriction on certain uses
and disclosures of your information
· obtain a paper copy of the notice of
information practices upon request
· inspect and obtain a copy of your
health record
· amend your health record
· obtain an accounting of disclosures of
your health information
· request communications of your health
information by alternative means or at
alternative locations
· revoke your authorization to use or
disclose health information except to the
extent that action has already been taken
Our Responsibilities
This organization is required to:
· maintain the privacy of your health
information
· provide you with a notice as to our
legal duties and privacy practices with
respect to information we collect and
maintain about you
· abide by the terms of this notice
· notify you if we are unable to agree to
a requested restriction
· accommodate reasonable requests you may
have to communicate health information by
alternative means or at alternative
locations.
We will not use or disclose your health
information without your authorization,
except as described in this notice.
If you believe your privacy rights have
been violated, you can file a complaint
with our Privacy Contact or with the
Secretary of Health and Human Services.
There will be no retaliation for filing a
complaint. You may contact our Privacy
Contact, Margaret Davis at (813) 654-2415
or md@elitemedical.com. for further
information about the complaint process.
Examples of Disclosures for Treatment,
Payment and Health Operations
We will use your health information for
treatment.
For example: Information obtained by a
practitioner or other member of your
healthcare team will be recorded in your
record and used to determine the course
of treatment that should work best for
you. We may provide your physician or a
subsequent healthcare provider with
copies of various reports that should
assist him or her in treating you.
We will use your health information for
payment.
For example: A bill may be sent to you or
a third-party payer. The information on
or accompanying the bill may include
information that identifies you, as well
as your diagnosis, procedures, and
supplies used.
We will use your health information for
regular health operations.
For example: Members of our quality
improvement team may use information in
your health record to assess the care and
outcomes in your case and others like it.
This information will then be used in an
effort to continually improve the quality
and effectiveness of the healthcare and
service we provide.
Business associates: There are some
services provided in our organization
through contacts with business
associates. Examples include accountant,
web designer, and lawyer. When these
services are contracted, we may disclose
your health information to our business
associate so that they can perform the
job we’ve asked them to do and bill you
or your third-party payer for services
rendered. To protect your health
information, however, we require the
business associate to appropriately
safeguard your information.
Notification: We may use or disclose
information to notify or assist in
notifying a family member, personal
representative, or another person
responsible for your care, your location,
and general condition.
Communication with family: Health
professionals, using their best judgment,
may disclose to a family member, other
relative, close personal friend or any
other person you identify, health
information relevant to that person’s
involvement in your care or payment
related to your care.
Research: We may disclose information to
researchers when their research has been
approved by an institutional review board
that has reviewed the research proposal
and established protocols to ensure the
privacy of your health information.
Funeral directors: We may disclose health
information to funeral directors
consistent with applicable law to carry
out their duties.
Organ procurement organizations:
Consistent with applicable law, we may
disclose health information to organ
procurement organizations or other
entities engaged in the procurement,
banking, or transplantation of organs for
the purpose of tissue donation and
transplant.
Marketing: We may contact you to provide
reminders to order supplies or
information about treatment alternatives
or health-related products and services
that may be of interest to you.
Fund raising: We may contact you as part
of a fund-raising effort.
Food and Drug Administration (FDA): We
may disclose to the FDA health
information relative to adverse events
with respect to food, supplements,
product and product defects, or post
marketing surveillance information to
enable product recalls, repairs, or
replacement.
Workers compensation: We may disclose
health information to the extent
authorized by and to the extent necessary
to comply with laws relating to workers
compensation or other similar programs
established by law.
Public health: As required by law, we may
disclose your health information to
public health or legal authorities
charged with preventing or controlling
disease, injury, or disability.
Correctional institution: Should you be
an inmate of a correctional institution,
we may disclose to the institution or
agents thereof health information
necessary for your health and the health
and safety of other individuals.
Law enforcement: We may disclose health
information for law enforcement purposes
as required by law or in response to a
valid subpoena.
Federal law makes provision for your
health information to be released to an
appropriate health oversight agency,
public health authority or attorney,
provided that a work force member or
business associate believes in good faith
that we have engaged in unlawful conduct
or have otherwise violated professional
or clinical standards and are potentially
endangering one or more patients, workers
or the public.
Third-Party Web Beacons: We use third-party web beacons from Yahoo! to help analyze where visitors go and what they do while visiting our website. Yahoo! may also use anonymous information about your visits to this and other websites in order to improve its products and services and provide advertisements about goods and services of interest to you. If you would like more information about this practice and to know your choices about not having this information used by Yahoo!, click here.
This notice was published and becomes
effective on April 1,2003. |
Elite Home Medical Supplies 706 W. Lumsden Road Brandon, Florida 33511 1-800-229-9600 or 813-654-2415
gr@elitemedical.com
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