what # do you have to be at to have oxygen?

bittyhorse23

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My insurace is 88% too. 91% isn't too bad. That's what I am at rest <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

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bittyhorse23

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My insurace is 88% too. 91% isn't too bad. That's what I am at rest <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

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bittyhorse23

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My insurace is 88% too. 91% isn't too bad. That's what I am at rest <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

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bittyhorse23

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My insurace is 88% too. 91% isn't too bad. That's what I am at rest <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

<img src="i/expressions/heart.gif" border="0">
 

bittyhorse23

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My insurace is 88% too. 91% isn't too bad. That's what I am at rest <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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luke

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medicare's guidelines are 88% while resting...89% if you have another condition, (cor pulmonale, pulmonary hypertension, etc..) You can also be qualified via overnight study, medicare requires <89% for >5 min. Most commercial carriers are different..they can be talked into covering SATs in the 90's if your doc pushes them and your HME company is aggresive in representing you. I actually got someone authorized with a SAT of 94% once because the doctor wouldn't let them go home from the hospital until they got O2. Clincally speaking....Medicare's guidelines are pretty much the gold standard of when you need O2.
 
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luke

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medicare's guidelines are 88% while resting...89% if you have another condition, (cor pulmonale, pulmonary hypertension, etc..) You can also be qualified via overnight study, medicare requires <89% for >5 min. Most commercial carriers are different..they can be talked into covering SATs in the 90's if your doc pushes them and your HME company is aggresive in representing you. I actually got someone authorized with a SAT of 94% once because the doctor wouldn't let them go home from the hospital until they got O2. Clincally speaking....Medicare's guidelines are pretty much the gold standard of when you need O2.
 
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luke

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medicare's guidelines are 88% while resting...89% if you have another condition, (cor pulmonale, pulmonary hypertension, etc..) You can also be qualified via overnight study, medicare requires <89% for >5 min. Most commercial carriers are different..they can be talked into covering SATs in the 90's if your doc pushes them and your HME company is aggresive in representing you. I actually got someone authorized with a SAT of 94% once because the doctor wouldn't let them go home from the hospital until they got O2. Clincally speaking....Medicare's guidelines are pretty much the gold standard of when you need O2.
 
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luke

Guest
medicare's guidelines are 88% while resting...89% if you have another condition, (cor pulmonale, pulmonary hypertension, etc..) You can also be qualified via overnight study, medicare requires <89% for >5 min. Most commercial carriers are different..they can be talked into covering SATs in the 90's if your doc pushes them and your HME company is aggresive in representing you. I actually got someone authorized with a SAT of 94% once because the doctor wouldn't let them go home from the hospital until they got O2. Clincally speaking....Medicare's guidelines are pretty much the gold standard of when you need O2.
 
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luke

Guest
medicare's guidelines are 88% while resting...89% if you have another condition, (cor pulmonale, pulmonary hypertension, etc..) You can also be qualified via overnight study, medicare requires <89% for >5 min. Most commercial carriers are different..they can be talked into covering SATs in the 90's if your doc pushes them and your HME company is aggresive in representing you. I actually got someone authorized with a SAT of 94% once because the doctor wouldn't let them go home from the hospital until they got O2. Clincally speaking....Medicare's guidelines are pretty much the gold standard of when you need O2.
 

Alys1987

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I get put on at 88 %.I never knew it was because of insurance reasons that they put you on at that number though.
 

Alys1987

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I get put on at 88 %.I never knew it was because of insurance reasons that they put you on at that number though.
 

Alys1987

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I get put on at 88 %.I never knew it was because of insurance reasons that they put you on at that number though.
 

Alys1987

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I get put on at 88 %.I never knew it was because of insurance reasons that they put you on at that number though.
 

Alys1987

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I get put on at 88 %.I never knew it was because of insurance reasons that they put you on at that number though.
 
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