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About Oxy-Pam

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About Us

As a trusted respiratory care provider, Oxy-Pam, Inc. helps individuals affected with COPD or sleep apnea maintain their quality of life and freedom to travel while receiving oxygen therapy. Our products and services are designed to support a healthy, mobile lifestyle while delivering unmatched customer service and compassionate respiratory care.

We feature the Inogen Rove 4, Rove 6, and At Home oxygen concentrator, a lightweight, portable, and easy-to-use oxygen therapy solution, as well as the Z1 Auto CPAP, the world’s smallest, lightest, most integrated CPAP machine. These products make an active lifestyle possible.

Located in Atlanta, Georgia, we have access to the finest medical services and work closely with prominent physicians to make sure our clients’ prescriptions are addressed effectively and efficiently. Because we want our patients to be comfortable with the proper use of their devices, we specialize in comprehensive training on the use of our products by experienced respiratory therapists. Our primary concern is the safety and comfort of our customers.

These FDA-approved products can be used 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and can be purchased by family members for their loved ones. They are designed to provide one solution for all oxygen therapy needs: stationary, portable, and travel. The Inogen Rove 4, Rove 6, At Home, and the Z1 Auto CPAP enable you to go where you want when you want.

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Meet Us

Oxy-Pam, Inc is a member of the American Association for Respiratory Care. Our services are great for chronic lung cancer patients, asthma patients, and new patients who need lightweight portable oxygen concentrators for international travel and high altitude destinations.

President and Chief Medical Specialist

The President and Chief Medical Specialist for Oxy-Pam, Inc graduated from San Diego State University with a B.A. degree. He went on to graduate from California College San Diego for Respiratory Therapy and has more than 30 years of experience in the field. He has worked with both Emory University Hospital and San Diego Veteran Administration Hospital as a veteran of the United States Navy. His experience is not only limited to the medical field as illustrated by his time as a certified Hyperbaric Technician for the astronaut training program at the Johnson Space Center in Houston and as a Diver Technician.

Chief Executive Officer

The Chief Executive Officer for Oxy-Pam, Inc was born and raised in London, England. She graduated from the University of the West Indies for Business Communication & Management and from the University of West London for Computer Programming and Application. She has an extensive history in business management which is reflected by her former self-started and self-funded Air Charter company. She invested a significant amount of her time volunteering at the Special Olympics and participating in Angel Flight, which gave cancer patients the opportunity to fly to their therapy and medical appointments. She takes pride and joy in her children who both attended Georgia State University with honors and distinctions.

The Benefits of a Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Charles R. Swindoll once said that life is 10% what happens to you and 90% of how you react to it. That’s true when it comes to living with a lung disease that requires using supplemental oxygen. There are things you can do to make coping with the disease easier. Oxygen provides many benefits, and now with portable oxygen concentrators, you can breathe easier while maintaining your freedom and independence.

Increases Survival

Supplemental oxygen, worn at least 15 hours a day, increases survival. Today’s portable oxygen technology allows you to utilize portable oxygen therapy 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, anytime, anywhere.

Improves Exercise Tolerance

Studies show that using supplemental oxygen during exercise allows you to exercise longer, at a higher intensity, which means you’ll reap greater rewards for all your efforts.

Improves Mental Alertness

When you’re not getting enough oxygen, every organ of your body is affected, including your brain. Using supplemental oxygen keeps your brain, and all your other vital organs, healthy.

A Better Night’s Sleep

When you have COPD, transient nocturnal desaturation may interfere with a restful night’s sleep. You may benefit from supplemental oxygen during sleep.

Improves Mood

Studies show that oxygen therapy is associated with an improvement in cognition, performance and mood—and can even boost your self-esteem.

Increases Stamina

If you have little energy to get through the day, it may be because your oxygen levels are low. Oxygen therapy gives you the stamina to carry out throughout your day.