Stationary Oxygen Concentrators

We provide state of the art oxygen concentrators. An oxygen concentrator is a device used to provide oxygen therapy to a patient at substantially higher concentrations than available in ambient air. At the time of time of delivery, you will be given all supplies and the knowledge needed for your oxygen therapy.
 
 
Portable Oxygen Systems

Portable tanks will give you the added convenience of going outside the home while still getting your oxygen requirements. Your tanks will come with a regulator that controls the amount of oxygen delivered as prescribed by your physician. If you qualify, your physician may also order a conserving device which will dramatically increase the amount of time your tank will last.

Home Fill Systems

A home fill system will allow you to safely make your own continuous supply of portable oxygen with a quick, easy and safe connection. All in the comfort of your own home. The convenience pack weighs less than 5 pounds and can easily be carried over your shoulder. 
  



CPAP/BiPAP Systems & Supplies

We offer the most advanced systems  that are quieter and offer improved comfort. They make patient management easier and their innovative functions make monitoring your therapy easier then ever. Our complete line of nasal, full-face, and minimal-contact masks reflects our commitment to innovation and meeting patient and business needs. 

Nebulizers

The DeVilbiss PulmoMate keeps pace with the world by providing an unbeatable combination of quality and value. The sleek case design fits easily into luggage, backpacks and diaper bags for easy transport. The DeVilbiss PulmoMate features an updated compressor/motor for long-term durability and performance.

INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR HOME OXYGEN

Along with below, Medicare requires that you must follow up with your doctor after 12 months to continue therapy. After that, you must be seen and periodically re-evaluated to make sure you still require your oxygen.

1. Diagnosis of severe lung disease and qualifying oxygen saturation levels such as:

   • Bronchiectasis
   • Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
   • Cystic fibrosis
   • Diffuse interstitial lung disease
   • Pediatric bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD)
   • Widespread pulmonary neoplasm;

2. Diagnosis of other hypoxia-related symptoms and qualifying oxygen saturation levels such as:

   1. Erythrocytosis (hematocrit greater than 55%)
   2. Pulmonary hypertension

   3. Recurring congestive heart failure due to chronic cor-pulmonale;

• Oxygen saturation levels must be:
  1. Less than or equal to 88% or

  2. If 89% or above,must have any of the following:

     1. Dependent edema suggesting congestive heart failure, or
     2. Pulmonary Hypertension or Cor Pulmonale, or
     3. Erythrocythemia with a hematocrit greater than 56 percent