Your physician or nurse practitioner has prescribed home respiratory therapy and/or durable medical equipment. Finding the right provider for your home care needs is a very personal process. You need a provider who not only understands your condition but will work to help you maintain your lifestyle and improve your health-related quality of life. Your Lincare Representative will get to know you and will work together with your prescribing practitioners to better understand your condition.
If you have an issue that has not been resolved through your local Lincare Center, our knowledgeable team of patient advocates can assist you whether your question relates to a specific product, billing matter, or other matter. To speak to a WeCare patient advocate, simply fill out the WeCare contact form or call us toll-free at 855-937-2238.
Natural disasters, such as floods, tornados, and inclement weather, each have their own sets of challenges, so you need to be prepared. We have compiled some general practices to help you keep your respiratory treatment on track.
We understand that when you receive your bill from Lincare you may have questions. View our guide to help you understand the different sections of your bill and billing codes. We also have a list of billing FAQs, if you seek additional help.
If you are a Medicare beneficiary that requires durable medical equipment and/or respiratory therapy, you should know what is covered and what is not. Find out which home medical services are covered by Medicare, how much is covered, and more.
Sleep apnea affects nearly one in ten Americans, and many use CPAP machines to help treat their symptoms. To ensure you remain compliant and do not lose coverage you must follow the specific guidelines of your insurer.
Taking proper care of your device and its accessories is essential to your health. This includes knowing when to replace your PAP supplies. Learn what you need to know to keep your PAP device functioning at its peak performance.
View and search articles that are relevant to you, by topic. We have created a hub for resources full of information and tips to help you learn about and get the most out of your prescribed therapy so that hopefully you can have a better tomorrow.
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If you still have a billing question, please reach out to your local billing office. You can find this phone number in the top left of your bill or contact the corporate billing team at 800-284-2006 and press 4.
Please also don't hesitate to reach out to your local Lincare Service location.
Remote cardiac services help a practitioner understand the condition of a patient's heart to provide better care.
Find a variety of durable medical equipment, from mobility aids to sleep therapy supplies.
Our comprehensively trained dieticians help feed those who can't consume the calories they need.
If your respiratory condition has you struggling to keep your lungs clear, HFCWO may be an effective treatment you can do from home.
Our PT/INR at-home testing allows Warfarin patients to monitor their blood anticoagulation levels at home.
For residents with chronic breathing disorders, our disease management programs may help them achieve a higher health-related quality of life.
For residents with chronic breathing disorders, our long-term care services may help them achieve a higher health-related quality of life.
Lincare offers electronic and portable mist-inhaler solutions to fit your routine and respiratory needs.
Home oxygen therapy is a treatment that provides supplemental or extra oxygen, it treats chronic respiratory conditions.
We tailor our pediatric treatments, whether they need respiratory therapy, enteral feeding pumps and supplies, apnea monitors and more.
Lincare Pharmacy Services delivers your medications straight to your home when you need them.
Remote Connected Care is a telehealth service that helps physicians identify patient health problems earlier.
PAP treatment can help you breathe more easily during sleep, and can help eliminate snoring.
Living with speech disorders can be isolating, which is why we are committed to helping you gain the power to communicate and connect.
Non-invasive and invasive home ventilation can reduce the effort needed to breathe for patients with chronic respiratory failure.
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