Topics: COPD, portable oxygen concentrators, smallest portable oxygen concentrator, lightest portable oxygen concentrator

 

Topics: COPD, traveling with oxygen, portable oxygen concentrators, unboxing portable oxygen concentrator, smallest portable oxygen concentrator, lightest portable oxygen concentrator

 

Topics: COPD, traveling with oxygen, portable oxygen concentrators, oxygen concentrators

 

Topics: COPD, traveling with oxygen, portable oxygen concentrators, oxygen concentrators, Inogen One G4

 

Topics: COPD, traveling with a portable oxygen concentrator, portable oxygen concentrators, caire freestyle comfort,

 

 

Normal oxygen levels are generally between 99% and 95% during waking hours.  During the night your oxygen levels naturally drop because you don’t breathe as deeply while sleeping. Your oxygen saturation levels should ideally remain above 90%. If your saturation levels dip below 88% your doctor is likely to prescribe supplemental oxygen for nighttime use.  Many portable oxygen concentrators are equipped for use while sleeping.

Topics: portable oxygen concentrators, portable oxygen, Inogen

 

Topics: portable oxygen concentrators

It’s hard to believe that fall is here and we’re well on our way to holiday season. It signals that the end of the year is fast approaching and that means that the deadline to spend the funds in your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and Health Savings Account (HSA) is approaching as well. Many plans rollover until the next year, while some have a, use it or lose it clause. To avoid losing your ability to utilize funds that are rightfully yours, it’s important to find out which kind of plan you have.

Topics: portable oxygen concentrators, home oxygen concentrators, mobility aids

Portable oxygen concentrators with pulse flow deliver oxygen intermittently based on your breathing rate. Essentially, every time you inhale the concentrator detects your inhalation it triggers a bolus dose of oxygen to be delivered.

Topics: portable oxygen concentrators, pulse flow portable oxygen concentrators

The #1 Question We Get Asked

The number one question we get asked from patients everywhere is, “Will insurance or Medicare pay for my portable oxygen concentrator?”

In a perfect world, every medical expense you incur would be covered by insurance or Medicare. We would absolutely love to get all of our patients the machine they want with $0 out of pocket. It would benefit everyone in the industry from patients to health care professionals to health care businesses.

Topics: portable oxygen concentrators, Insurance and Medicare Coverage