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Ventilation Machines and Supplies for Home Use

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Good Days Start with Good Nights

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Live Your Life to the Fullest

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Comfortable and Effective Wound Care Solutions

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How to Order CPAP Supplies

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If this is your first time ordering from us you can register here or use the button below.

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If you need to talk to someone about your order or need further assistance, call us at 731.506.1033.

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Good Days Start with Good Nights

Positive Airway Pressure (PAP) is a respiratory therapy shown as highly effective in treating OSA.

I need help with my PAP.

Our professional coaches and licensed therapists are available to help you adjust to sleeping with a PAP device. And soon, you’ll be sleeping like a baby and reaping the many health benefits of a good night’s sleep! Call us at 731.506.1033 or email a coach with your questions.

I need to order PAP supplies.

If you’re already enjoying great sleep, you’ll need to order supplies periodically for use with your machine. See your account, order supplies, set-up auto-ordering, view educational videos, and more by logging into our Patient Access Portal.

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Ventilation at Home

Evidence shows that ventilation therapies at home can lead to improved or maintained quality of life, reduced hospital readmission risk, and reduced risk of death.

Invasive Ventilation

With Invasive Ventilation, pressurized air is delivered into the lungs via a tube that is inserted into the windpipe.
Invasive Ventilation can occur via intubation (a tube inserted through your mouth and down the throat to provide air) or tracheotomy (an incision is made into the throat through the neck where a tube can be inserted to provide air.

Non-Invasive Ventilation

Non-Invasive Ventilation (NIV) does not require surgical incision or any type of tube to be inserted into the airway. Instead, pressurized air is pushed into the lungs via mask or mouthpiece.
o The machine is set to provide a predetermined level of pressure when you inhale and exhale to make breathing easier and more effective.

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Orthopedic Bracing

No matter where your pain occurs, joint pain can be debilitating. Our company offers a professional fitter to help you get the proper fit for your brace. Discuss bracing needs with your doctor, and then ask them to send your brace prescription to one of our convenient locations.

Neck Braces

Assists with chronic neck pain, posture improvement, injuries, fractures, mobility issues, and surgical recovery.

Back Braces

Assists with chronic neck pain, posture improvement, injuries, fractures, mobility issues, and surgical recovery.

Knee Braces

Assists with surgical recovery, arthritic conditions, pressure relief, swelling, chronic inflammation, and mobility.

Wrist Braces

Helps with carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, sprains, tendonitis, weakness support, and surgical recovery.

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Oxygen at Home

Oxygen Therapy is a treatment that provides supplemental, or extra, oxygen. Oxygen is commonly provided in the hospital setting, and it can also be offered for use at home. Oxygen Therapy can help you feel better and stay active.

Do I need Oxygen Therapy?

If you can’t breathe enough oxygen on your own, then you may need supplemental oxygen. Your physician must prescribe Oxygen Therapy in an order, which will include how much oxygen you need and how often you need it. Once your physician has determined your need for oxygen, the order can be sent to and filled by any our convenient locations.

Oxygen Devices

We offer several devices, such as oxygen concentrators, that can deliver oxygen to patients at home and during travel. Your physician will help determine the equipment that works best for your oxygen needs. Patients in need of additional or replacement oxygen tanks, or other assistance with their oxygen device, should contact one of our locations.

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Wounds and Burns

If time doesn’t heal your wound, maybe one of our therapies can. Talk with your doctor about alternative and next step wound care options.

Negative Pressure Therapy

Negative-pressure wound therapy (NPWT), also known as a vacuum assisted closure (VAC), is a therapeutic technique using a suction pump, tubing, and a dressing to remove excess exudate and promote healing in acute or chronic wounds and second-degree and third-degree burns.

NPWT may be indicated for use on chronic, acute, traumatic, subacute and dehisced wounds, diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers, skin flaps and grafts.

Beds and Mattresses

Beds and mattresses are often used in the treatment of wounds and are categorized in three groups. Group 1 (static overlays and replacement mattresses), Group 2 (low-air-loss beds, alternating pressure, and powered/non-powered overlays/mattresses), and Group 3 (air-fluidized beds).

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