Few nursing homes can care for people who need help breathing with a ventilator because of ALS and other conditions. Insurers often deny payment... They need a ventilator to stay alive. Getting one ...

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The federal government had faulty ventilators. Then the coronavirus hit. Thousands of ventilators managed by the federal government were unable to be deployed in the wake of the novel coronavirus ...

The VentO₂ux ventilator supports critically ill respiratory patients and features a compact, lightweight design.

Ventilators are crucial in keeping severely-ill coronavirus patients alive — but hospitals across the country are facing a critical shortage of the life-saving medical device amid the ...

It can result from many common things: car accidents, strokes, falls, pneumonia, among others. Some victims of those things lose their ability to breathe. In that case, they become dependent on a ...

TOBYHANNA ARMY DEPOT, Pa.-- In the fight against COVID-19, every ventilator the U.S. Army can get working is another life potentially saved. That’s why Army biomedical equipment specialists around the ...

COVID-19 is stretching health care resources in many different ways, but there’s a key piece of equipment getting a lot of attention: ventilators. So, what is a ventilator, and why does it matter?

Few nursing homes can care for people who need help breathing with a ventilator because of ALS and other conditions. Insurers often deny payment for the best at-home machines, and innovative solutions ...

More than 2,000 ventilators, a key piece of equipment to treat coronavirus patients, in the federal stockpile are unavailable to be deployed because the Trump administration failed to maintain the ...