Medical Supplies in Springfield, OH

“If you're in need of a dependable source for oxygen supplies, look no further than Lincare . From my personal experience, their service has been nothing short of exceptional.First and foremost, reliability is key when it comes to medical supplies, especially oxygen. Lincare consistently delivers on time, ensuring that I never have to worry about running out of this vital resource. Whether it's refilling my oxygen tanks or providing new equipment, they are prompt and efficient.Moreover, the quality of their products is top-notch. I've never encountered any issues with the oxygen tanks or accessories provided by Lincare. Everything is well-maintained and meets the necessary safety standards, giving me peace of mind in knowing that I'm receiving high-quality medical equipment.In addition to their reliability and quality, the customer service at Lincare is truly outstanding. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and always willing to assist with any questions or concerns I may have. Whether it's over the phone or in person, they go above and beyond to ensure that I have a positive experience.Overall, I highly recommend Lincare to anyone in need of oxygen supplies. Their reliability, quality products, and exceptional customer service make them a lifesaver in every sense of the word.”

“FYI. When you are on constant oxygen flow rather than just explaining the machine, explain:1) the importance of using the proper O2 level as told by their physician.- my mother was only supposed to use her concentrator at bedtime. My mother did not instead, she used it all the time 24 seven.2) explain the consequences of increasing that number.- She also increased the number from 5 to 8, which is terrible. If you increase the number higher than you’re supposed to that allows your lungs to not function properly. It basically makes your lungs not work and the machine is working for your lungs. And that’s not the point of this machine. It is only supposed to assist with breathing.3) educate them on proper breathing when using the equipment.- My mother was a mouth breather, so therefore 70% of the oxygen she was taking into her nose was releasing from her mouth, hence reducing the oxygen going into her lungs. I kept telling her to keep closing her mouth when she breathes, but she refused to listen because I’m not a medical trained person but I have medical professional friends who told me this information when I explained my mother situation.The end result of these three topics above could have led to my mother dying. However, the coroner’s report stated she died of cardiac arrest.So this is just a statement to let your potential customers know if you plan on being on oxygen listen to your doctor.Don’t increase your number on your own because it could mean death.Let the equipment help your lungs, not replace them.”