VA Contracted Durable Medical Equipment Supplier
1-855-672-7632
The O2 Remote is a wireless oxygen tubing reel and dispenser. This small, compact oxygen tubing retractor helps eliminate oxygen tube tangles and kinks, making life easier and safer for those on home oxygen therapy.
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The O2 Remote retractable oxygen tubing system can greatly reduce the risk of falls and injuries by keeping the excess oxygen tubing out of the way. Affordable, simple to use and set up, the O2Remote oxygen tube reel is a must have for anyone on home oxygen.
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Buy today for only $197.99!
For more information please call or fax PO's
VETERAN HOME OXYGEN PATIENTS:
1-855-672-7632
VA NATIONAL NEBULIZER
PHONE IN ORDERS:
716-608-8800
FAX ORDERS TO:
716-250-3000
Monday - Friday
8:30am – 5:00pm
*24 hour service for emergencies
Office Hours
Locations
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156 Sonwil Dr CHEEKTOWAGA NY 14225
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37 W. Main Street FREDONIA NY 14063
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57 & 59 Oliver Street COHOES NY 12047
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73 Buffalo Street CANANDAIGUA NY 14424
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70 Ausable Street KEESEVILLE NY 12944
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6700 Thompson Road Suite 3 SYRACUSE NY 13211
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3900 Buffalo Road ROCHESTER NY 14624
Attention: As of 6/3/2021 all patients that receive cpap and oxygen, except for Veteran Administration patients, should continue to call 716-923-2727 or Fax 716-608-8777 to order supplies or call in referrals to Pro2,LLC for your CPAP and O2 supplies. Thank you.
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR FOR THE O2 REMOTE OXYGEN TUBE REEL FOR THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
Our Services for The Veterans Administration
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CPAP Therapy
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BIPAP Therapy & Supplies
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Home & Portable Oxygen
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Nebulizers
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Set- up and Delivery of Durable Medical Equipment
Specializing in Sleep and Respiratory Disorders
What is Sleep Apnea?
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common problem that affects a person’s breathing during sleep. A person with OSA has times during sleep in which air cannot flow normally into the lungs. The block in airflow (obstruction) is usually caused by the collapse of the soft tissues in the back of the throat (upper airway) and tongue during sleep.
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) is a common device ordered to treat most conditions of OSA. CPAP is delivered by a compressor that blows air (without oxygen) into a mask that is worn snugly over the nose and or mouth during sleep. The flow of air acts like a splint to keep the upper airway from collapsing. This helps prevent obstruction and the apnea from occurring.