At Combined Home Medical Equipment our main job is to take care of our patients. The founders of CHME have been providing home medical equipment and services to the citizens of Southwest Oklahoma and North Texas, since 1987. Starting out of their dining room and garage, CHME has grown into one of the area's largest providers of home medical equipment and supplies.
Our staff includes a Registered Nurse, a Respiratory Practitioner, an Assistive Technology Professional, Certified compression garment fitter, Certified wheelchair lift installer, and Certified Medical Equipment Delivery Technicians as well as a lot of nice folks. CHME is a member of the American Association of Home Care, Medical Equipment Suppliers Association (MESA), The MED Group, and US Rehab/VGM.
Our staff includes a Registered Nurse, a Respiratory Practitioner, an Assistive Technology Professional, Certified compression garment fitter, Certified wheelchair lift installer, and Certified Medical Equipment Delivery Technicians as well as a lot of nice folks. CHME is a member of the American Association of Home Care, Medical Equipment Suppliers Association (MESA), The MED Group, and US Rehab/VGM.
Services
We have built our reputation by providing only excellent service and support to our customers. Our team is proud to give you the best customer service, selection of quality health care products, and a knowledgeable, understanding staff. We believe that products and solutions should be tailored to fit your lifestyle, and that the right equipment should integrate into your daily life.
Bi-Level - Bi-Level system makes breathing easier and more natural for adult patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) who are having difficulty complying with continuous positive airway pressure therapy. Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) - One of the most common sleep disorders is sleep apnea - a disorder that causes a person's airway to close several times during one night's sleep.
Both Medicare and private health insurance plans pay for a large portion or sometimes even all costs associated with many types of medical equipment used in the home. This type of equipment is referred to as durable medical equipment or home medical equipment. The guide below will help you understand the Medicare guidelines related to home medical equipment.
The Internet is a great source of information for you to use in managing your healthcare or the healthcare of a loved one. It can also be good way to locate the support resources you need as a patient or caregiver. Please call our office directly if we can be of any assistance to you. When in need of outside help, a local information/referral service can be very useful.
Health Issues - below are some of the most common health issues. Please feel free to read the information we have collected. Some of this information includes risks, tips, explanations, and prevention tips for patients and caregivers. 2. Watch out for signs of depression, and don't delay in getting professional help when you need it.
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