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All next week: Learn how facilities that start IPV therapy as soon as a patient needs HFNC or Bipap can reduce the patients time on those devices.

This month-Learn how facilities that start IPV therapy as soon as a patient needs HFNC or Bipap can reduce the patients time on those devices.

The TXP5 Emergency Ventilator from Percussionaire:
A High-Frequency Pneumatic Ventilator
Simple, Lightweight, and Easy to Use
Gas Operated, Invasive or Non-Invasive

NEW Percussionaire TXP5 Emergency Ventilator High Frequency Emergency Ventilator very simple to use, can be run using hospital wall gas, oxygen cylinders or mobile compressor. Can be used invasive or no...

Los Alamos National Labs is impressed with how well high frequency percussive ventilation works on COVID-19 patients, and is studying how IPV from Percussionaire works.

Los Alamos study hopes to characterize and optimize ventilator treatment for Covid-19 Scientists and engineers use computer modeling and experimental fluid mechanics to understand how tiny aerosol particles, when pulsed into the lung, may break up disease-related mucus and improve gas exchange

Percussionaire owes a debt of gratitude to those who served our country. Thank you, veterans!

The service team at Sentec says "Thanks for the masks!"

White Paper Release "The use of High-Frequency Percussive Therapy with Highly Infectious Patients" http://percussionaire.com/assets/pdf/HFPV_with_infectious_diseases_white_paper_Sept_2020.pdf

Our new masks have arrived!

We are thankful for our community support and for our Percussionaire team!

Here’s behind the scenes where we’re working to manufacture and ship our VDR-4 ventilators and the Phasitron breathing circuits to where they are needed. Curious about what we make and how it works? Visit Percussionaire.com

Many thanks to Daher and the Kodiak pilots for delivering our TXP5 Emergency Ventilators to Sacramento. They are now in route to where they are needed most in the state.

Watch as ventilators arrive in Sacramento during coronavirus outbreak Emergency ventilators arrive at Sacramento Executive Airport on a Kodiak aircraft from Sandpoint, Idaho during the coronavirus outbreak on Thursday, April 16, 2020.