tell me everything you know about them... where to buy, what they cost ,do they work well?
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Medical? If so and you are on Medicare or most insurance will cover it is prescribed by a doc.tell me everything you know about them... where to buy, what they cost ,do they work well?
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Why do you need a portable concentrator? If you have insurance & qualify, the home medical company should supply one instead of having you buy one outright.tell me everything you know about them... where to buy, what they cost ,do they work well?
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My wife has copd and emphysema and landed in the hospital last Sunday with pneumonia. Dr said when she gets out she will need to be on oxygen. Insurance will pay for the home one , but may not pay for portable one. She would like to be able to continue workingWhy do you need a portable concentrator? If you have insurance & qualify, the home medical company should supply one instead of having you buy one outright.
Inogen is a popular portable machine lots of patients use. But are expensive 2K. There are a lot of other different companies though.
If she qualifies for home oxygen, she should be covered for both stationary & portable systems. The doc has to write the script for both systems. The home oxygen company should help the discharge planner with ordering the oxygen.My wife has copd and emphysema and landed in the hospital last Sunday with pneumonia. Dr said when she gets out she will need to be on oxygen. Insurance will pay for the home one , but may not pay for portable one. She would like to be able to continue working
would it possible to find out the brand name for me?My MIL bought one off of Amazon to use if she is out and about. It was around $400 dollars and works great. 6 hours use time if on battery and unlimited if plugged in. Several people at her assisted living are using them. She does have a big one set up in her apartment that medicare pays for.
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