Oximedical out in the Community
Oximedical loves nothing better than being active in the community. We were honored to be able to join forces with Wish of a Lifetime and Assisted Hospice to make the wish of Steven come true! Steven is a huge Phoenix Suns fan and it was his wish to get to see the Suns in action. He went to the Footprint Center On December 19th, to see the Suns play the Indiana Pacers. Steven even got to meet some of his favorite players.
The Amazing Organization, Wish of a Lifetime
Wish of a Lifetime from AARP works with adults aged 65 and older to bring their personalized wish experiences to life. Through wishes, they can connect with their past and tap into the elation that comes with doing something they never thought possible.
Since 2008, they have granted nearly 3,000 wishes, all of which are varied and unique. Still, many fall under the following categories: renewing and celebrating passions, reconnecting loved ones, commemorating service, and fulfilling lifelong dreams
How Do Wishes Get Granted?
Requests for wishes are submitted online. You can submit a wish for yourself or nominate a senior in your community. The wish team reviews wishes and then wish grantees are contacted to make arrangements to participate in their wish.
How Does Oximedical Help?
When those with respiratory or heart issues venture out they often need supplemental oxygen. Oximedical is proud to partner with charities and service organizations to ensure that oxygen users have a lightweight portable oxygen concentrator and plenty of battery life to accompany them on their adventure. Portable oxygen concentrators come with a custom carrying case for easy transport. Larger units often come with agile travel carts for maximum mobility. In addition to batteries, concentrators have A/C power supplies that can be plugged into any standard wall outlet. They also have a D/C power supply that can be plugged into the cigarette lighter or D/C power supply of any car, RV or boat. Everything you need to go anywhere you wish without worrying about running out of oxygen!
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