Vendor News

An interview with Tony Santangelo, Updox and Eric Mongeau, Aeroflow In February 2020, telehealth wasn’t exactly what you’d call a buzzword. The COVID-19 pandemic has made the HME and Respiratory industries adapt to a new way of doing business. Many parts of the country had shelter-in-place orders and many of our businesses shifted staff from the office to home environments, when possible. Understandably so, patients were hesitant to visit healthcare providers during the onset of the

  Find

ABC’s of Fitting Basic Foundations of Fitting Online Training Course You've asked for alternative solutions to in-person training and American Breast Care listened. They are proud to introduce the NEW! *ABC’s of Fitting Basic Foundations of Fitting online training course! This learner-lead course is 100% computer-based and can be completed from the comfort of your office or home at your preferred pace! No inventory, product, or prior experience is required. Click here to begin

By: Mark Rabe, Vice President Business Development, lmpediMed  This article was first featured in the 1st Quarter 2020 issue of Essential Advantage.  Cancer-related lymphedema currently affects about one-third of patients who have undergone surgery, radia­tion, or chemotherapy. It is painful, incurable, and lifelong. However, it can be prevented ... but only if it's caught early and treated.  The forefront of cancer-related lymphedema prevention:  TEST,

Introducing Gina, Our Newest Product Offering! Meet Gina. The first-ever bra designed specifically for women choosing to remain flat. It's back and better than ever... this time with POCKETS! The beautiful stretch lace accommodates small and lightweight breast forms giving women the choice to flaunt it flat or with forms. Since it has pockets, women can benefit from utilizing their insurance coverage for this sexy style. The high midline provides comfort and beauty to mask any scarring while

Are you using the industry-leading B2B ordering portal from medi? Orders placed through the portal and shipped to your location receive FREE shipping. Register here! How do you take advantage of medi free shipping?  Consolidate your vendors and orders to medi. Most know medi through their comprehensive offering of compression products including mediven®, circaid®, duomed and now Rejuva®. But medi is also a leading supplier in the orthopedic market delivering functional knee

Essentially Women is excited to announce Medline as a vendor partner. Medline’s mission is to provide quality medical products with superior value to healthcare providers and end users, improving patient care and the quality of people’s lives. Medline distributes a variety of medical supplies including: Post-mastectomy Compression Mother/Baby DME Advanced Wound Care Patient Care Orthopedic Soft Goods View Pricing If you have questions about Medline, contact

AnaOno is hosting their 4th annual New York Fashion Week show benefiting METAvivor.org. This year’s show is focused on bridging the gap throughout our community, from early-stage breast cancer patients and survivors to Stage IV breast cancer patients. We experience division in our lives so often these days, but the one separation we cannot afford is the fear that early-stage patients encounter when diagnosed with breast cancer. 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime, and

Melinda GTM and CezaraTM Closing Soon After 33 years in business, Melinda GTM and CezaraTM will be closing their doors soon.  The remaining inventory is now priced at 60% off. Essentially Women members also receive an additional 3% discount on all purchases and earn 2% in Essential Rewards on Melinda GTM and CezaraTM products. Don’t wait. Once the current inventory is gone, it’s gone. Melinda GTM Nursing Bras on Offer     Melinda GTM Order Form CezaraTM

By: Krista Barnett, Marketing Manager, medi USA This article was originally featured in the Third Quarter 2019 Essential Advantage. Besides skin cancer, breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among American women. In 2019, it's estimated that about 30% of newly diagnosed cancers in women will be breast cancers.  The incidence of lymphedema post-breast cancer treatment varies from patient-to-patient depending on the severity of the treatment procedure, with the number