03/06/2008
from the Kennebec Journal
HALLOWELL: Councilor, city see no problem in her new job with developer
CENTRAL MAINE: Churches to discuss race in America
WEST GARDINER: Estate pays rescue agencies
Strimling keeps focus on economic hardships of voters
Group takes aim at safeguards for gays
Augusta eatery 'steaks' a claim
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Eagles falter in 9th inning
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High-level talks
UNITY: Tower owner in tight spot
WATERVILLE: Library patrons up in arms over funds
Group takes aim at safeguards for gays
All SAD 54 towns OK budget plan
SAD 48 Budget will rely more on local taxes
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFBTALL: Erskine falls in 9th inning
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The Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation act., H.R. 552 and S. 329 S, are bills in the House and Senate that define a rehabilitation program and allow for Medicare billing. This will ensure access to cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation services across the United States. These services reduce health-care costs and improve quality of life for recipients.
The amendment to Medicare part B regarding ownership of oxygen equipment, H.R. 621, is a bill to remove or reverse the 36-month cap on home oxygen equipment. The law, as it stands now, creates unsafe conditions for home oxygen patients who do not have ability to maintain this delicate equipment. Equipment that is not properly maintained will create unsafe conditions for our patients at home and greater costs to the healthcare system.
Elaine Murray, president
Maine Society of Respiratory Care
Belgrade



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