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Water Safety 101

May 27, 2020 / medres1 / Leave a comment

It's that time of year in The South when the weather changes from lovely to somewhere between the surface or the sun and lava. Rivers, pools, and beaches become a safe haven from heat strokes, but a scary place for kids if water safety isn't a priority. Having the discussion about all of the ways … Continue reading Water Safety 101

Air Quality at Home

November 11, 2019November 11, 2019 / medres1 / Leave a comment

Once you finally break free of the hospital and get to go home as a family, the last thing you want is to go back to the hospital any sooner than necessary. These are a few of the best tips compiled from multiple sources to help you have the best air quality possible flowing through … Continue reading Air Quality at Home

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Traveling/Vacationing With Medical Equipment

October 11, 2019October 24, 2019 / medres1 / Leave a comment

Vacation time is usually a time of preparation, packing, planning, and “what-iffing”. You have to be sure that you have everything packed that you may need to wear or use. You have to be certain that your travel route is planned and coordinated. You make sure that your schedule is set, so that you know … Continue reading Traveling/Vacationing With Medical Equipment

Simply Go Portable Concentrator Cheat Sheet

October 9, 2019 / medres1 / Leave a comment

​Simply Go Portable Concentrator Do not use more than 30 ft of oxygen tubingBattery takes 4 hours to fully chargeBattery Life varies depending on oxygen flow being used.Only remove the batteries when the machine is turned off. Alarms and What They Mean Low Oxygen Concentration – you will see 02 displayed under the mode symbol, this … Continue reading Simply Go Portable Concentrator Cheat Sheet

Home Safety Guidelines for Oxygen

October 9, 2019 / medres1 / Leave a comment

Do not go near open flames. Keep oxygen and equipment at least 10 feet away from open flames or extreme heat.Do not use oil or petroleum-based products while using oxygen. If your child's nose is getting dried out or irritated, use a water based lubricant. Do not store oxygen cylinders in the garage, bring them … Continue reading Home Safety Guidelines for Oxygen

Power Outage/Natural Disaster Checklist

October 9, 2019October 9, 2019 / medres1 / Leave a comment

Keep aware of inclement weather conditions, and make sure all battery operated equipment has a full charge.Have emergency supplies readily available, such as: bottled water, flashlights, radio, and medical supplies.Always be aware of how much oxygen is in your backup tank, and how much you have on hand. If you are low on oxygen, make … Continue reading Power Outage/Natural Disaster Checklist

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