At Prochant, staying informed and involved in the home-based care industry’s evolving landscape is more than a priority—it’s one of the ways in which we deliver value to our clients. Our team members actively participate in industry organizations and committees, ensuring we remain at the forefront of regulatory updates, industry advancements and policy discussions. This commitment enables us to provide clients with timely, innovative solutions that address their most pressing challenges.
Advocating for Change: Paula Roth and NHIA PARC
Paula Roth, VP of Pharmacy Operations, plays a critical role in the National Home Infusion Association (NHIA) Payer Advocacy and Relations Committee (PARC). This influential committee bridges the gap between home infusion providers and payers, advocating for fair reimbursement policies and stronger partnerships. Paula’s work ensures Prochant is well-informed about the intricacies of payer relations, positioning us to better support our infusion clients.
Driving Medicare Insights: Missy Uebel and Nicole Wilcox
Missy Uebel, Senior Reimbursement Success Manager, and Nicole Wilcox, Director of Reimbursement Success, are integral members of the Medicare Council for Regions C and D, where they keep a pulse on policy changes impacting Medicare providers. Their active involvement provides direct access to insights that shape how providers navigate Medicare reimbursement and compliance.
Missy brings her organizational expertise as the Region C Council Secretary, playing a key role in managing the council’s communications and initiatives. Her leadership ensures that the council functions effectively and maintains a strategic focus on issues affecting the region’s healthcare landscape.
Championing HME and Respiratory Care: Nicole Wilcox and Joey Graham
Joey Graham, Chief Executive Officer, and Nicole Wilcox represent Prochant’s leadership and expertise through their active roles on key AAHomecare councils. Joey serves on the Medical Supplies Council and HME/RT Council, where he focuses on advancing the home medical equipment (HME) and respiratory therapy (RT) industries by advocating for policies that improve access to care and ensure sustainability for providers. Nicole extends Prochant’s influence by serving on the Competitive Bidding and Reform Committee (CRMC), where she develops strategies to address the challenges of competitive bidding, a critical issue for HME providers. Together, their involvement highlights Prochant’s dedication to shaping the future of the HME and RT sectors while ensuring its clients remain informed and equipped to succeed.
Why Committee Involvement Matters
Prochant’s active participation in these committees goes beyond staying informed. It allows us to have a seat at the table where decisions that impact the entire industry are made. By advocating for policies that benefit home-based care providers and their patients, our team is shaping a better future for the healthcare community.
This level of involvement enables us to stay ahead of regulatory and industry trends, giving our clients a competitive advantage. It ensures that Prochant continues to deliver cutting-edge solutions, from streamlining reimbursement processes to addressing industry-specific challenges.
