Get Involved Leading Up to World Oxygen Day

World Oxygen Day takes place officially on October 2 ("0-2"), but you can support today!

 

Invite Friends to the Virtual Events

Oxygen Therapy Question and Answer Session


September 9 at 4 p.m. Eastern Time


Hosted by “the Oxygen Guy,” Respiratory Therapist Mike Hess, MPH, RRT, RPFT, the event will start with a presentation on oxygen therapy basics and tips, followed by answers to your submitted questions.


Share with your friends and post your questions in the Facebook event ahead of time, or email oxygen therapy questions to Mike at oxygen360@copdfoundation.org

Special World Oxygen Day Collective Forum


September 2 at 9 a.m. Eastern Time


Don't miss our “year-in-review" presentation highlighting milestones and innovations since last year’s World Oxygen Day!


Following the presentation, there will be an open discussion on how to continue advocating and breaking access barriers for the medical oxygen community.


Mark yourself as “attending” on the LinkedIn event and invite your oxygen connections.

 

Learn More and Share About Oxygen Therapy

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World Oxygen Day, celebrated annually on October “0-2,” is a movement to raise awareness about the necessity of supplemental access for people around the globe, and the challenges faced by oxygen users. If you’re someone who likes to breathe, and wants to support others in doing so, join me in learning more at WorldOxygenDay.org #WorldOxygenDay


Everybody needs oxygen. Some bodies just need a little extra!

Join me in raising awareness of the importance of supplemental oxygen access leading up to World Oxygen Day on October “0-2." Learn more at WorldOxygenDay.org #WorldOxygenDay


For those prescribed it, medical oxygen can improve your quality of life and help you be the best for those around you. If you get short of breath easily, tell your health care professional. Letting them know about your symptoms will help them determine the best therapy plan for you. A simple oxygen titration test could help them see if oxygen therapy might help. #WorldOxygenDay

 
 

Advocate for Better Oxygen Access

Located in the U.S.?

Support the SOAR Act!


Use our advocacy portal to ask your representative to co-sponsor S.1406 / H.R.2902, the Supplemental Oxygen Access Reform (SOAR) Act, to help ensure all patients have access to essential oxygen therapy.


Learn more and take action

 

Celebrate Oxygen Access in Style

Get Your World Oxygen Day Gear Today


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A portion of every purchase goes on to support the COPD Foundation and World Oxygen Day efforts.


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Thank You, Partners!

 

This campaign would not be possible without the financial support of our corporate partner,

We are also proud to have broadened our network of advocacy partners this year. This group of nonprofit organizations helps amplify the messages of World Oxygen Day and customize it to reach more audiences. Be sure to visit them on social media and say thank you! 

Allergy and Asthma Network

American Association for Respiratory Care

American College of Chest Physicians

Association of Pulmonary Advanced Practice Providers

Bronchiectasis and NTM Association

Dyspnea Society

Every Breath Counts

Forum of International Respiratory Societies

Global Allergy and Asthma Patient Platform

Grace Anne Dorney Koppel Foundation

International Primary Care Respiratory Group

The LAM Foundation

NTM Information and Research

Oxygen Hub

Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation

Pulmonary Hypertension Association

PATH

PF Warriors

Running On Air

If your organization is interested in partnering with the COPD Foundation or sponsoring this initiative, or you have any questions about World Oxygen Day, please contact Mike Hess at mhess@copdfoundation.org

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