This is a time of the year that healthcare professionals, patients, and others focus on promoting education and awareness for COPD in America.
During this month, we’d like to encourage YOU to support those living with COPD by:
Many people may know of COPD, but not as many know about the actual implications and difficulties it presents to the people actually living with COPD. It’s time to get educated and spread awareness!
A few ways you can do this:
There are also resources out there that can be used to educate and share. Find blog posts (like Inogen’s blog), other COPD sites, and more to share helpful content.
We also want to know about any success stories from people with COPD! We have a feature on the Inogen website for you to submit stories for us to feature on our Customer Stories page.
Another way you can directly impact COPD awareness is by donating to causes dedicated to improving COPD awareness and helping those suffering from COPD. A great place to get started is the COPD Foundation Donate page.
I would like the unit that was about $500.00 and fill the largest bottels of oxygen
I have copd and am looking at various options for portable packs.
As a first time user, all this is new to me. Any relevant information would be welcome
You can take a look at our portable oxygen concentrators at – https://www.inogen.com/products/inogen-oxygen-concentrators/. This will let you compare the systems and find one that works for you.
how long will new columns last beforebeing installed? Is there a shelf life on the columns?
Inogen recommends replacing the columns every 18 months to two years. In certain operating conditions, earlier replacement may be required. The Inogen One G3 will let you know when it is time for replacement.
Let's raise our voices this COPD Awareness Month to bring this disease out of the shadows and educate others about COPD.
Let's raise our voices this COPD Awareness Month to bring this disease out of the shadows and educate others about COPD.