Oxygen Concentrator Rental

A pure, enriched and continuous oxygen supply is the main and most vital pillar of treatment for patients struggling with severe breathing disorders, chronic lung failure, low blood oxygen levels (SpO2) or recovery after major surgery.

In the past, oxygen at home could only be supplied through heavy and dangerous oxygen cylinders that needed constant refilling. Today, however, the home oxygen concentrator, as an advanced piece of medical equipment, has transformed the care of respiratory patients at home.

An oxygen concentrator, without needing any cylinder or refilling, takes in ordinary ambient air (which contains about 78 percent nitrogen and 21 percent oxygen), passes it through specialized separation filters, and finally delivers oxygen with a high purity of 90 to 95 percent continuously to the patient's lungs.

Why is renting a home oxygen concentrator better than an oxygen cylinder?

Using old oxygen cylinders has always come with many challenges and risks. Cylinders store a limited amount of oxygen and run out after a few hours. This forced the patient's family to worry, at all hours of the day and night, about trips to cylinder refilling centers. In addition, the risk of a cylinder falling and exploding under high pressure was always a concern.

In contrast, renting an oxygen concentrator removes these worries completely. Simply plugged into mains power, the device produces oxygen without limit for as long as the patient needs it. It poses no risk of explosion, it is very easy to move around the home, and for treatment periods of a few weeks to a few months it is far less expensive than constantly refilling cylinders or staying in hospital.

How to check oxygen purity and monitor the patient at home

One very important point when using an oxygen concentrator at home is to carefully check how effectively the oxygen therapy is working for the patient. For this purpose, it is recommended that family members use a pulse oximeter (blood oxygen meter).

The pulse oximeter is placed on the patient's finger and shows two important values: blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and heart rate per minute. The normal blood oxygen level in healthy people is between 95 and 99 percent. If, according to the physician's instructions, the patient's oxygen level falls below 90 or 92 percent, using an oxygen concentrator becomes necessary. The device's output flow (for example 2 liters or 4 liters per minute) must be set exactly according to the attending physician's orders so the patient's blood oxygen returns to the normal range.

Managing power outages and safety tips at home

Because home oxygen concentrators run on mains power, planning for emergencies such as power outages is important for patients who are highly dependent on oxygen.

Family members should always keep a small oxygen cylinder (for example a 10-liter one) at home as a backup and reserve source, so that in a power outage they can immediately continue oxygen delivery from the cylinder until the power returns. Using emergency power devices (UPS) can also keep the oxygen concentrator running during outages.

In terms of safety, oxygen strongly accelerates combustion. Therefore, the oxygen concentrator and its connecting tubes must be kept at least 2 meters away from any open flame, heater, kitchen stove, cigarettes and heating appliances.

Key tips, benefits and care guide for oxygen concentrator rental

To get the highest therapeutic benefit from this device and avoid damaging it, it is essential to follow the care tips and know its advantages:

· Significant savings on medical costs: Monthly or weekly rental of the device is very cost-effective compared with buying one or the crushing costs of a hospital stay.

· Continuous, uninterrupted oxygen production: The device runs on mains power and needs no filling, recharging or tiring trips.

· Technical testing and purity check before delivery: All devices are checked with calibration instruments before being sent to the patient's home to ensure purity above 90 percent.

· Complete hospital-grade disinfection and sterilization: All parts, tubing and the device housing are sterilized after every return according to the strictest hygiene protocols.

· Quiet operation suitable for nighttime sleep: Standard home devices are designed to run with minimal noise so the patient can rest peacefully at night.

· Fast replacement in case of a technical fault: If any problem occurs during the rental period, a backup device is provided as quickly as possible.

· Use distilled water in the humidifier bottle: The humidifier chamber should be filled only with distilled water or cooled boiled water to prevent scale from forming in the oxygen path.

· Regular washing of the air intake filter: The sponge filter on the back of the device should be washed with water once a week and put back only after it has dried completely.

· Keep the device away from the wall: For proper motor ventilation, the oxygen concentrator should be at least 30 to 50 centimeters away from walls and curtains.

· Wheeled design for easy moving: Smooth-rolling wheels let family members move the device easily between rooms.

· Complete on-site training: When delivering the device, our specialists teach every step of switching it on, setting the output flow and the safety tips.

Factors affecting the rental price of an oxygen concentrator

The monthly rental price of a home oxygen concentrator depends on several main factors:

1. Output capacity: Renting 10-liter devices usually costs more than 5-liter models because they have more powerful motors and reinforced compressors.

2. Rental period: A monthly rental has a better daily rate than a weekly rental.

3. Accessories and support: Supplying new, sterile infant or adult nasal cannulas, a new humidifier bottle and 24-hour support services all affect the final price.

Parsian Teb has made the rental process free of administrative complications so the device can be at the patient's bedside as quickly as possible.

Expert advice and immediate oxygen concentrator rental

For a free expert consultation, today's price quote and to place a rental order for a home oxygen concentrator with immediate delivery and in-home training, contact the specialists at Parsian Teb right now:

· Contact and urgent support numbers:

09128549482 | 09307497823

· Support office phone: 031-55462652

· Office address: Parsian Teb Company, end of Milad Hospital Alley, Shahid Beheshti Street, Kashan