Improving the lives of patients with chronic conditions such as COPD is our passion.

At Inspired Technologies, we focus on saturation, not conservation, seeking better understanding of the disease process, oxygenation, and exercise issues, so we can provide better tools for managing pulmonary disease. Our products help “bring breath to life” by empowering patients to control their equipment, rather than the equipment controlling them.

For years, in-home oxygen therapy has been hampered by economic concerns and the limitations of oxygen portable devices. Short durations of use, long fill times, inadequate oxygen doses to support activities, and scheduling deliveries are just a few issues patients deal with daily.

Until now. The VIAspire Personal Oxygen System offers solutions to these problems. The VIAspire system gives patients the freedom and confidence to live active lives—with no need for deliveries. The VIAspire Liquefier creates a daily supply of liquid oxygen in the home, and lightweight portables can be filled in minutes. The VIAspire Portable with SmartDose technology automatically increases oxygen delivery when the patient needs it most, encouraging saturation, activity, and independence.

So what does this mean? As the population ages, patient demand for higher quality, longer lasting oxygen therapy will only increase, and new Medicare reimbursements will change how medical equipment providers do business. In response to these challenges, Inspired Technologies has developed groundbreaking products that meet the needs of patients, doctors, and providers. Patients benefit from the latest technology that offers more convenience and better saturation. Doctors and clinicians know that their patients have the correct oxygen dose from the start, and they have new tools for supporting their patients' treatment. Providers have a more efficient business strategy to help grow their business, backed by unparalleled support and education from Inspired Technologies.

In every way, Inspired Technologies products offer a fresh start in oxygen therapy.