December 2025
Sunset brings on more specialty parts for in-house oxygen concentrator repair
Sunset Healthcare Solutions is expanding its line of in-house repair parts for oxygen concentrators, allowing DMEs to service and extend the life of their own concentrators at a very affordable cost.
Sunset introduced the line in late 2024 after noticing a clear void in needed parts.
“I saw that OEMs were discontinuing certain items and neglecting to focus on supporting customers,” says Sunset’s VP of Business Development Delwin Lovell, the key motivator behind the line. “I started reaching out to customers to determine the need and to vendors to determine the accessibility of certain parts, with the goal of providing both dependable and inexpensive replacement parts.”
The line launched with essential parts for Invacare, DeVilbiss, Respironics, Rhythm/Lifestyle, and Direct Supply. Sunset is now adding components for the Rhythm LM5BA and the React Stratus, as well as expanded POC and LOX component categories for various machines. Current offerings include flow meters, valves, capacitors, compressors and rebuild kits, gaskets and seals, pressure regulators, outer cabinet body parts, cooling fans, power cords, mufflers, and circuit breakers.
“Customers really appreciate that we’ve added this line because it allows them to use us as a one-stop shop for both filters and parts,” says Lovell. “This year, our first full year, the demand has been huge. We now have over 90 parts on the list.”
Sunset will feature the full line of repair parts and a compatibility guide in its 2026 catalog, and the company says it’s working to expand the line even further.
“There are still gaps, and customers frequently ask us to bring in additional parts,” says Lovell. “I’ve also added components for newer machines, knowing there will be a growing need for them. We will continue to add parts moving forward to support customers.”
The launch builds on a strategy that has become a major part of Sunset’s direction—providing fast, creative solutions that fill a need in the market and respond to unexpected industry turns.