A Notice to our Community Biomedix will be closed on June 19th, 2020. We will use this day to initiate an organizational investment in our understanding of implicit biases, the impact these biases have on healthcare inequities, and a plan …
We want to be able to help our PADnet customers get their practices to be safe when they are back up and running, so we are offering a 20% discount off of our PADnet blood pressure cuffs for a limited …
In order to enable our team members to take the time to remember and honor those who served, we will be closed in observance of Memorial Day.Biomedix sales and customer service will be back open on Tuesday, May 26th at …
The Journal of the American Heart Association recently published a study of 139,000 working adults, which found that job-related stress increased the chance of being hospitalized for peripheral artery disease. This retrospective study looked at 11 previous studies and found …
Biomedix was recently awarded “Best Healthcare Technology Solution Provider” by MyTechMag. MyTechMag is a growing digital outlet that reports on the leading edge of technology solutions across a number of industries including healthcare. Biomedix was honored as a Top 20 …
We appreciate that many of you are experiencing unprecedented circumstances due to COVID-19. This is our first communication regarding this rapidly-developing situation, as we’ve spent the last week developing ways to assist as many of our customers in these unusual …
Every year, the reimbursement of PAD tests change. We provide an updated schedule each year to help you plan for the year ahead.
An article published in FierceHealthcare highlighted the epidemic of peripheral artery disease (PAD), and specifically how it impacts communities of color. The article, written by Foluso Fakorede, M.D. of Cardiovascular Solutions of Central Mississippi, and is focused on preventing some …
A recent study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association sought to determine if the intensity of exercise a patient is engaged in has an impact on how effective exercise is for preventing and addressing PAD (Peripheral Artery …
New study on PAD and claudication A recent study published in Endovascular Today examined patients experiencing symptomatic peripheral artery disease (PAD) and other associated adverse medical events such as amputations and myocardial infarction. The authors noted that only 20% – …