We know everyone has unique needs and lifestyles. That is why we offer an extensive selection of oxygen devices, including oxygen concentrators (stationary and portable oxygen systems), and oxygen cylinders to work in sync with your condition and medication. Our clinical experts will work closely with you and your provider to ensure you get the best device options to fit your treatment plan. High-quality patient care is our main goal. We provide 24/7 patient support, so you can get the support you need day or night.
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Respiratory Equipment and Supplies for Facilities
The latest cutting-edge respiratory health equipment allows your residents to receive high quality treatments, such as nebulizers, PSI compressors, suction machines, heated humidifiers, cough assists, percussion vests, trach tubes and inner cannulas, plus speaking valves and spirometers. Disposable supplies can now be purchased by facilities through our online ordering site, LincareLongTermCare.com. Sign up for an account today to start shopping our extensive catalog of respiratory supplies.Portable Oxygen Concentrators
Lincare offers stationary and portable oxygen concentrators so you can breathe easier wherever you are. Concentrators filter room air to deliver concentrated oxygen. These portable devices are lightweight and portable if you need a continuous oxygen supply to treat your condition on the go.Oxygen Conserving Devices
These devices control the flow of oxygen you receive by releasing it only when you inhale. Oxygen conserving devices extend the amount of time you can use each cylinder. Our devices are conveniently mobile and comfortable, so you can maximize your oxygen use anywhere.Continuous Oxygen Monitors
Lincare's continuous and nocturnal oxygen monitors are non-invasive devices that measure your blood oxygen levels during therapy. they are user-friendly and help measure how certain activities impact your overall oxygen saturation.Oxygen Devices Treat Conditions Including:
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Low Oxygen Symptoms: Signs You May Not Be Getting Enough Oxygen
Respiratory illnesses are common enough that 37 million Americans suffer from chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). You may not know if you have an underlying condition, but if your oxygen levels are too low, there are warning signs to watch for. It's important to understand the signs of oxygen deprivation so you can consult your practitioner to diagnose the potential causes of this condition. Read More
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