Ambuer offers fixed oxygen supply equipment for patients that need long term breathing support at home.
This stable oxygen machine adopts mainstream purification methods to generate concentrated oxygen for daily treatment. Users can adjust gas output speed to fit different health conditions. It also has a dedicated flow gauge for child patients. The built-in detection system will send sound and light alerts once oxygen quality fails to meet safety standards.

Place the oxygen machine in open and ventilated spaces and keep proper distance from surrounding objects. Patients can breathe through dedicated connecting pipes and facial masks. We also provide small portable oxygen tanks for users who need to move around during daytime routines. The machine records total operating time. It will remind maintenance staff to replace internal consumable parts after long hours of continuous use.

Technical Note:
Wash the outer dust filter of the oxygen machine every week with mild soapy water and dry it completely. Blocked filters will overburden internal parts and weaken device performance. Do not operate the device in spaces with spray oil substances or smoking vapors, as such substances may cause hidden safety hazards to the equipment.

Ambuer launches household aerosol treatment devices driven by compact silent compressors. The medicine container can store adequate liquid drugs for daily respiratory therapy. The device turns liquid medicine into fine mist for easy inhalation and shortens the whole treatment period. Users need to wash the drug cup and mouthpiece with warm water after every single use and let them dry naturally. It is advised to complete deep disinfection with common alcohol every week.

We also match auxiliary inhalation accessories for chronic breathing patients to help them take spray medicine correctly. Professional community nurses will teach patients standard operating steps: empty lung air completely, wrap the mouthpiece tightly, spray one dose of medicine, breathe in slowly and hold breath for a while. Nurses will recheck patients’ operating skills during monthly home visits with simple testing tools.

Technical Note:
Swap the compressor’s dust filter for a new one every six months. Dirty or faded filters will weaken device power and affect treatment efficiency. Inspect the accessory valve part regularly. Replace the component right away once cracks or damage are found.

Ambuer provides home-use blood pressure detectors and blood sugar testers for chronically ill users. Both devices connect to patient management software through wireless signals to sync health data automatically.
The arm-style pressure detector can spot abnormal heart pulses and save up to 200 sets of test records. It also generates average data based on morning readings across seven days, helping remote medical staff assess the patient’s physical condition. The system will send instant mobile alerts to the care group when test values exceed the safe daily standard for home medical checks.

The portable sugar testing tool only needs a tiny blood sample and shows results in just a few seconds. Specially designed test sheets skip manual adjustment for easier operation. Patients are told to finish sugar tests on an empty stomach and after meals on a regular basis. All data will be automatically recorded to work out the average level over two weeks. The system will arrange nurses to contact users at once if blood sugar levels drop to an unsafe low range.

Technical Note:
Users need to verify the sugar tester’s precision with standard testing liquid every three months. Wrong test results usually come from expired or poorly stored test sheets. Check the matching degree of the blood pressure device’s arm sleeve every half year. Patients who gain or lose a notable amount of weight need to switch to a more suitable sleeve size.

Ambuer supplies different walking support tools to help patients with varying movement troubles.
Simple four legged sticks are prepared for people with slight balance issues. Multi function walkers with seats and hand brakes suit users who can walk but need frequent breaks. We also offer light weight metal wheelchairs equipped with soft cushions, detachable foot supports and external brakes for patients with limited walking ability.

Medical workers will adjust the walker’s handle height to a comfortable position for users. Proper sitting width for wheelchairs is reserved with extra space to fit the patient’s hips. Professional rehabilitation staff will deliver these tools and adjust settings during home visits, and recheck the fitting condition after one month.

Technical Note:
Patients need to lock the walker’s hand brakes before sitting down to avoid accidental sliding. Examine wheelchair tires every month. Improper tire pressure will make the wheelchair harder to push and lead to long term shoulder strain for users who move the chair by themselves.

Ambuer connects all home medical tools to an online chronic care system for unified management.
The smart system tracks users’ long-term health changes and sends out helpful reminders to doctors. It will advise medicine adjustment if patients’ physical indicators keep worsening. The system also arranges regular online video meetings between patients and community nurses, and records all related service content.

The supporting mobile application arranges daily health tasks for users, including fixed-time body checks and respiratory treatment. The system records task completion status and shares weekly health reports with family caregivers. Professional medical teams sort users into different risk levels every month according to test data and health conditions, so high-risk patients can receive targeted and intensive care services.

Technical Note:
Stable network connection is required for normal video communication. For users living in remote areas with poor network conditions, the system supports voice calls and static picture sharing as alternative solutions. All patient health data is fully protected with standard safety methods during transmission and storage.