Ask what the patient struggles with each day: getting up, staying comfortable in bed, breathing, moving between rooms. Each of those maps to one or two items, not ten.
Prescribed equipment such as oxygen units, BiPAP or CPAP machines must follow the clinician's settings. These are not general-purpose purchases.
Renting first is sensible for short recovery periods. Buying makes more sense for long-term needs that are unlikely to change.
Key points
- Start from daily difficulties, not catalogues
- Follow prescriptions for respiratory equipment
- Consider renting for short-term needs
- Check space and power before ordering
Common questions
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