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Oxygen Therapy Equipment
MedPro provides home and portable oxygen equipment, accessories and equipment education through locations across Canada.
Equipment at a Glance
Home & Portable Systems
- Stationary oxygen concentrators
- Portable oxygen concentrators
- Oxygen cylinders
- Cannulas, tubing and accessories
Equipment Overview
Oxygen Equipment for Home & Away
Oxygen therapy equipment is available in stationary and portable configurations. Equipment and oxygen settings are used according to the applicable prescription and equipment requirements.
Stationary Equipment
Primarily designed for oxygen delivery within the home and typically powered by household electricity.
Portable Equipment
Designed to support mobility and oxygen use during activities away from the primary home system.
Stationary Oxygen
Stationary Oxygen Concentrators
A stationary oxygen concentrator draws in room air and concentrates oxygen for delivery through compatible oxygen tubing and accessories.
These systems are primarily designed for use in the home and operate using household electrical power.
Designed for Home Use
- Powered by household electricity
- Designed primarily for stationary use
- Connects to compatible tubing and accessories
- Models and capabilities vary
Portable Oxygen
Portable Oxygen Equipment
Portable systems are designed to make oxygen equipment easier to transport away from home.
Portable Oxygen Concentrators
Compact electrically powered systems designed for mobility. Battery life and oxygen-delivery capabilities vary by model.
Portable Oxygen Cylinders
Compressed oxygen cylinders are available in portable sizes and are used with compatible regulators or conserving devices.
Oxygen Conserving Devices
Compatible devices used with certain cylinder systems to control oxygen delivery.
Oxygen Delivery
Oxygen Accessories
Compatible accessories connect the oxygen source to the delivery interface and support routine equipment use.
Nasal Cannulas
Lightweight tubing with small prongs that deliver oxygen through the nostrils.
Oxygen Tubing
Connects compatible oxygen equipment to the cannula or other delivery interface.
Regulators
Control oxygen delivery from compatible compressed oxygen cylinder systems.
Humidification & Supplies
Compatible humidification components and replacement supplies may form part of an oxygen equipment setup.
Equipment Care
Oxygen Equipment Care & Maintenance
Routine care helps keep oxygen equipment and compatible accessories clean and in suitable working condition.
Routine Cleaning
Follow the cleaning instructions supplied for the specific oxygen equipment and compatible components.
Tubing & Cannulas
Inspect tubing, cannulas and other supplies regularly and replace them according to applicable equipment guidance.
Filters & Equipment
Maintain filters and other serviceable components according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Always follow the manufacturer’s cleaning, maintenance and replacement instructions for the specific oxygen system and accessories in use.
Oxygen Safety
Using Oxygen Equipment Safely
Oxygen can increase fire risk. Oxygen equipment should be kept away from smoking, open flames, sparks and other ignition sources.
Detailed Safety Guidance
Review information about fire precautions, equipment placement, cylinder storage and general home oxygen safety.
MedPro Support
Oxygen Equipment & Support
MedPro provides practical equipment education and support through its respiratory care locations.
Equipment Setup
Learn how the oxygen source and compatible accessories operate together.
Equipment Education
Review basic operation, compatible accessories and general equipment care.
Equipment Supplies
Access compatible tubing, cannulas and other oxygen equipment supplies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Oxygen Equipment FAQ
Quick answers about common home and portable oxygen equipment.
What types of oxygen equipment are available?
Equipment may include stationary oxygen concentrators, portable concentrators, compressed oxygen cylinders, regulators, conserving devices, cannulas, tubing and compatible supplies.
What is the difference between a stationary and portable oxygen concentrator?
Stationary concentrators are primarily designed for use in the home and typically operate from household electricity. Portable concentrators are smaller systems designed for mobility and may operate using rechargeable batteries.
What is an oxygen cylinder?
An oxygen cylinder stores compressed medical oxygen and is used with compatible equipment that controls oxygen delivery.
How should oxygen equipment be maintained?
Cleaning, inspection and replacement requirements vary by equipment type and manufacturer. Follow the instructions provided for the specific equipment and accessories in use.
Where can I find oxygen safety information?
MedPro’s Oxygen Safety resource provides general information about smoking, fire precautions, equipment placement, cylinder storage and other safety considerations.
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