EO-70 Cough Assist Machine for Airway Clearance

A cough assist machine (also known as a mechanical insufflation-exsufflation (MIE) device or airway clearance device) supports people with weakened cough strength by helping remove respiratory secretions.

These devices are commonly used for people with neuromuscular disorders, spinal cord injuries, chronic respiratory conditions and during post-operative recovery.

The EO-70 Cough Assist from Air Liquide Medical Systems combines cough assist therapy with Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing (IPPB), making it a versatile airway clearance solution for hospitals, rehabilitation centres and home care.

The EO-70 is part of InterMed’s range of respiratory physiotherapy devices designed to support airway clearance, lung expansion and respiratory care across clinical settings.

EO-70 Cough Assist Machine Overview

The EO-70 is a cough assist machine (airway clearance device) designed to support patients with reduced cough effectiveness by helping clear respiratory secretions through positive and negative pressure therapy.

What is a cough assist machine?

A cough assist machine is a medical airway clearance device that helps remove respiratory secretions by simulating a natural cough using alternating positive and negative pressure.

Therapy options

The EO-70 provides:

  • In-Exsufflation (INEX) – simulates a natural cough to assist airway clearance.
  • Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing (IPPB) – supports lung expansion and assists in improving lung volume.

Clinical Applications

The EO-70 is designed to support patients with reduced cough effectiveness across a range of clinical needs, including chronic illness, post-surgical recovery and acute respiratory needs.

Suitable for

The EO-70 is designed for use in hospitals, clinics and home care when prescribed or recommended by a healthcare professional.

Key Features

    • Dual therapy modes: In-Exsufflation (INEX) and IPPB
    • 7-inch touchscreen interface
    • Coaching function
    • Adjustable oscillations during inhalation and exhalation
    • Quiet operation
    • Lightweight detachable module (1.8 kg)
    • Internal battery supporting up to four sessions without AC power
  • Clinical Software for therapy data management

Why Choose the EO-70 Cough Assist Device? 

The EO-70 Secretion Management Device by Air Liquide Medical Systems is designed to support effective respiratory secretion management across a range of conditions, including chronic illness, post-surgical recovery, and acute respiratory needs.

Designed for both clinical and home use, the EO-70 combines advanced technology with patient-friendly features to make airway clearance easier, improve therapy effectiveness, and enhance patient comfort.

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The EO-70 is a complete airway clearance solution with dual therapy modes and an intuitive interface that supports better therapy adaptation through its coaching function.

Lightweight and portable with a built-in battery, it empowers patients and caregivers to manage respiratory care with confidence.

EO-70 cough assist machine airway clearance device by Air Liquide Medical Systems

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How Does the EO-70 Cough Assist Machine Work?

The EO-70 uses positive and negative pressure therapy to simulate a natural cough. During therapy, positive pressure helps expand the lungs before rapidly switching to negative pressure to assist with airway clearance.

EO-70 Cough Assist Key Features: 

Dual Therapy Modes for Personalised Treatment 

  • In-Exsufflation (INEX): Simulates a natural cough to clear airways.
  • Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing (IPPB): Expands the lungs and assists in improving lung volume, reducing the work of breathing.

User-Friendly Guidance for Easier Therapy 

  • Simple, step-by-step visual cues help patients follow therapy correctly.
  • Coaching function is a dedicated feature designed to improve adaption and make airway clearance less intimidating, especially for new users.

 Intuitive Touchscreen Interface 

  • 7-inch high-resolution display with easy navigation.
  • Customisable settings for a tailored therapy experience.

Portable & Battery-Powered for On-the-Go Care 

  • Lightweight, detachable module (only 1.8kg) for greater mobility.
  • Internal battery lasts up to four sessions without AC power.

Comfort-Enhancing Features 

  • Adjustable oscillations during inhalation and exhalation for a gentler experience.
  • Quiet operation for a more comfortable therapy session.
© Air Liquide Medical Systems - Cough Assist Device

© Air Liquide Medical Systems

EO-70 Cough Assist Machine for Clinical and Home Care

Whether used in hospitals, clinics, or at home, the EO-70 simplifies secretion management and supports long-term respiratory health. With its intuitive design and reliable technology, it supports easier breathing and follows up with advanced monitoring.

Therapy data can be accessed through the Clinical Software and on the device screen during therapy to optimise therapy data management.

The EO-70 forms part of InterMed’s broader respiratory physiotherapy portfolio, which includes solutions for secretion management, lung expansion and respiratory support across clinical settings.

Contact us to receive a demonstration and learn how the EO-70 can enhance respiratory care for you or your patients today.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cough Assist Machines and the EO-70

What is a cough assist machine?

A cough assist machine is a medical airway clearance device that helps patients clear respiratory secretions by applying alternating positive and negative air pressure to simulate a natural cough. It is commonly used for people with neuromuscular disorders, weakened respiratory muscles and impaired cough strength.

What is the EO-70 cough assist machine used for?

The EO-70 cough assist machine is used for airway clearance therapy in patients with reduced cough effectiveness due to respiratory, neuromuscular or post-surgical conditions.

How does a cough assist machine work?

A cough assist machine works by using alternating positive and negative pressure to simulate a natural cough. This helps assist with airway clearance by supporting the removal of respiratory secretions when a patient has reduced cough effectiveness.

What is mechanical insufflation-exsufflation (MIE)?

Mechanical insufflation-exsufflation (MIE) is an airway clearance therapy that uses alternating positive and negative pressure to simulate a natural cough and assist with the removal of respiratory secretions.

Is the EO-70 just an airway clearance machine?

No. The EO-70 is a cough assist device and airway clearance solution that offers both In-Exsufflation (INEX) and Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing (IPPB) therapies.

Who can benefit from a cough assist device like the EO-70?

The EO-70 cough assist device is designed to support patients who have difficulty clearing respiratory secretions and require assisted airway clearance under clinical guidance.

It is commonly used for patients with:

  • Spinal cord injury
  • Neuromuscular conditions
  • ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis)
  • Muscular dystrophy
  • Chronic respiratory illnesses
Can the EO-70 cough assist machine be used at home?

Yes. The EO-70 cough assist machine is designed for both clinical and home use when prescribed or recommended by a healthcare professional.

With a convenient carry case and a powerful internal battery, the EO-70 can provide multiple treatment sessions while travelling, at home or at school.

What is IPPB?

IPPB, or Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing, is used to augment lung expansion and deliver aerosol medication, particularly for patients with respiratory conditions who struggle to breathe effectively.

How is therapy data managed on the EO-70?

Therapy data from the EO-70 cough assist machine can be viewed on the device screen in real time, including pressure and flow waveforms. Historical patient data and usage compliance can be analysed via Clinical Software.

Does the EO-70 cough assist machine need to be set up by a clinician?

Yes. The EO-70 cough assist machine must be set up and configured by a trained healthcare professional, such as a physiotherapist, to ensure therapy settings are appropriate and safe for the patient.

Once set up, it may be used in clinical or home settings as directed.