FORT LIBERTY, NC – The U.S. Army Medical Test and Evaluation Activity (USAMTEAC) carried out an Operational Test (OT) of a new version of the medical oxygen concentrator (MOC) at Fort Liberty, NC.

In 2026, VARON continues to focus on clarity, reliability, and long-term user support. By offering a clearly structured lineup--from high-performance portable devices to clinical-grade home ...

More than 1.5 million Americans use an oxygen concentrator for supplemental oxygen therapy. Oxygen concentrators can be rented or bought, depending on whether you are using it for short-term therapy ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . One out of three non-prescription portable oxygen concentrators was deemed “clinically useful.” An FDA-cleared ...

Choosing an oxygen concentrator requires careful consideration of oxygen flow settings, portability, daily usage, and long-term maintenance. Through the VARON official website, customers can review ...

Portable oxygen concentrators are small, mobile devices that condense the environment’s oxygen. They allow people to inhale more oxygen than usual. Medicare Part B covers portable oxygen concentrators ...

Medicare provides coverage for oxygen therapy, including portable oxygen concentrators, under Part B. A doctor must consider oxygen therapy medically necessary for you to qualify for it. Medicare ...