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Central Medical Supply Group acquires 3 hospice and home care equipment management companies

Flanders-based Central Medical Supply Group acquired three hospice and home care equipment management companies: Helping Hands Medical Equipment, the hospice assets of Consolidated Medical Surgical Supply, and PPD Homecare Inc., according to a Tuesday announcement.

The three new ventures further position Central Medical as the premier provider of hospice equipment management solutions in the Northeast and expand its presence in the region.

Helping Hands Medical Equipment, founded by Marty Falk and headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania, is a provider of durable medical equipment management solutions to hospice agencies. The acquisition further expands Central Medical into eastern and central Pennsylvania.

Consolidated Medical Surgical Supply, founded by Doug Crana and headquartered in New Windsor, New York, is a provider of durable medical equipment management solutions to hospice agencies. The acquisition further expands Central Medical into upstate New York and Connecticut.

PPD Homecare Inc., founded by Guy Prasalowicz and headquartered in Mantua, is a provider of respiratory equipment and services. The acquisition expands Central Medical’s service offering and strengthens its footprint in New Jersey.

Joe Sacco, founder and CEO of Central Medical, said: “We have known the founders and teams at Helping Hands, Consolidated Medical and PPD Homecare for a long time, and are thrilled to welcome them to the Central Medical family. We care deeply about our hospice partners and their patients, and these three businesses fit perfectly with our culture and vision for growth.”

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