Advanced Care Solutions (ACS) and Complete Medical Supplies (CMS), Inc. are the leaders of consumable medical supplies, with high-quality products at affordable prices since 1999. As a trusted vendor to home health agencies, individual patients and Managed Care Plans, ACS and CMS offer a full line of wound care products, incontinence, urology, ostomy supplies, PPE supplies, and diabetic testing supplies, among more. ACS and CMS deliver throughout the United States directly to the patient’s home.

Dedicated to serving those who face home health needs, and enhancing quality of life, the highly specialized staff at ACS and CMS consult each patient, their caregiver, insurance company, referrals, and doctors to determine the most appropriate and cost-effective supplies available. In addition, provide services and tutorials to ensure clients are properly educated on all supplies, allowing them to bypass any challenges that may prevent patients from living a high-quality life.

For over 20-years, ACS & CMS have not only delivered the best quality products, but have been dedicated to bringing superior service to customers to help them gain knowledge on insurance reimbursement rates that work best with their health plans. With expertise in capitation and third-party billing, and a strong presence in the Managed Care Market, the ACS and CMS team will assist payors in effectively budgeting medical costs, taking any concern off agencies and health plans.

ACS and CMS adhere to Medicare and Medicaid Guidelines and are accredited through Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC). In addition, ACS has a home medical equipment (HME) license and both companies are an Essensa GPO Provider.

Owned and privately operated by Sandy Hettinger (President) and Scott Sturrup (Vice President), ACS and CMS employ over 65+ employees. With 60 years of combined experience in the health care field, both partners have extensive and in-depth knowledge of national, regional, and local markets,

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