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Living Comfortably at Home with an Oxygen Concentrator  You might not think that you need oxygen at home, but the truth is that you do. Oxygen is important for your body to function properly and can be used to help treat chronic illnesses like COPD.  Receiving a...

Travelling with a Portable Oxygen Concentrator  The World Health Organization estimates that nearly 18% of the world's population lives with chronic respiratory conditions. With these numbers in mind, it is not surprising that many people are looking for ways to enjoy...

Oxygen Concentrator Safety Breathing supplemental oxygen with an oxygen concentrator is designed to be a safe and life-sustaining activity. But, as with all types of devices, it's important that you learn some tips for proper usage. One misconception you may have is...

Portable oxygen concentrators (POCs) are a smaller version of the home oxygen concentrator, they will be run from a power supply or internal batteries. POCs have improved the oxygen industry and now provide patients with a lot more freedom and mobility. They aren’t...

Getting a mobility scooter has its obvious perks; they provide more accessible transportation and just seem really fun to have around. In fact, mobility scooters do so much more than save you some time or help you run errands. They can majorly improve your quality of...

If you’re considering getting a mobility scooter, then you’re probably facing the tough decision of whether buying or renting it is the better choice. Having to pick from numerous styles and specifications can seem overwhelming and might make renting a much more...

Quality Oxygen Concentrators Whether you have Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Cystic Fibrosis or Heart Failure you may be considering the purchase of a portable oxygen concentrator so you can continue to experience and enjoy the things you love. Whether...

I read an interesting interview today from the Guardian1: Sheila Hollins: ‘People with learning disabilities must be put at the centre of their care’.