Best Portable Oxygen Concentrators Of 2022

Best Portable Oxygen Concentrators Of 2022

Best Portable Oxygen Concentrators Of 2022

February 17, 2022

Portable oxygen concentrators are life-saving medical devices. They provide supplemental oxygen to people with pulmonary, cardiac and blood disorders. Plus, they’re convenient for those on the go—unlike stationary oxygen concentrators, they’re battery-operated and don’t have to be plugged into an electrical outlet. These portal devices “give people the freedom not to be tethered to an AC-powered concentrator,” says Bob Bacheler, the Philadelphia-based managing director of Flying Angels, a company that provides non-emergency medical transport on commercial airlines.

When should travelers call a U.S. Embassy or Consulate?

When should travelers call a U.S. Embassy or Consulate?

When should travelers call a U.S. Embassy or Consulate?

February 16, 2022

During a recent trip to Qatar, I found myself unable to leave the country when the PCR test result required to board a departing flight was delayed. A friend asked me whether I had called my embassy for help yet. I had never heard of a U.S. Embassy offering aid for travelers struggling with coronavirus regulations. Like many Americans who have traveled abroad, I had only a vague idea of what an embassy can — and can’t — do.

Flight Nursing: Exploring a Sky-High Job for the Adventurous Nurse

Flight Nursing: Exploring a Sky-High Job for the Adventurous Nurse

Flight Nursing: Exploring a Sky-High Job for the Adventurous Nurse

November 8, 2021

It’s no secret the nursing profession is home to a wide variety of specialized roles. Whether they’re working in the operating roomemergency roomintensive care unit or at a pediatric specialty clinic (to name a few), nurses and their specialized roles and responsibilities can cover a lot of territory. But why stop with nursing roles planted on firm ground? There’s a lot of sky out there, and the flight nursing specialty offers a unique opportunity for nurses to provide patient care sometimes thousands of feet in the air!