Digital Journal September 27, 2023
Jon Stojan

One of the most recognizable stories of the last couple of decades, if not more, is that of antiquated systems trying to play catch up with advancements in technology. While it’s inevitable that, in some cases, the slowness of designs and all the red tape might actually help protect consumers, there’s plenty of time when the same red tape is keeping them from getting what they need at the price they can afford.

Mobility aids can be a great example. On the one hand, there are newer, advanced models that offer unparalleled convenience. On the other hand, there’s Medicare, which, under its Part B category, provides coverage for wheelchairs — if they’re approved. And that red tape is the reason...

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