Whether you’re planning a walk across town or a flight across country, an oxygen concentrator rental from Inogen allows you to travel light and stay active.

What is the price range of oxygen concentrator?

Portable oxygen concentrators (POCs) are FDA-approved devices that provide supplemental oxygen through a nasal cannula in a continuous or pulse flow delivery mode. Portable oxygen concentrator near me can be used by patients with chronic respiratory diseases, such as COPD, emphysema, asthma and heart failure. Some private medical insurance plans cover the cost of POCs, while others may require a copay or out-of-pocket costs.

Choosing the right portable oxygen machine for your needs depends on your prescription and the type of oxygen therapy you need. Pulse dose machines, which provide short puffs of oxygen timed to each breath, are lighter than continuous flow models. Some units offer both types of flow, and higher prescribed pulse or continuous settings require more power. A rechargeable battery provides hours of use, and some units have extended or backup batteries for added convenience.

Some portable oxygen concentrators have built-in alarms, such as the Respironics SimplyGo that sounds an audible alert for high breath rate, no breath detection, low oxygen and system technical fault. Other machines, like the Inogen One G4, feature bluetooth capabilities and can be synced with a mobile app, so you can check on your oxygen status while at home or on the go. The Inogen One G4 also has a telescoping handle for easy transport. Other options include a small carry bag or travel cart, as well as additional batteries and accessories to meet your needs.