Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - In Q3 2022, Inogen reported a year-over-year constant currency revenue growth of 14.5% [8][23] - The company experienced a net loss of 9.5million,withadilutedlosspershareof0.42, while the adjusted net loss was 4.1million,or0.18 per diluted share [27] - Total operating expenses increased to 53.1millionfrom41.3 million in Q3 2021, with increases across all categories [26] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - Domestic direct-to-consumer sales decreased by 9.1% to 33.1million,primarilyduetolowervolumeandhigherMedicarereimbursementrates[24]−Rentalrevenuegrossmarginwas54.54.6 million in Q3 2022 [26] Q&A Session Summary Question: What is the demand picture in the US DTC and B2B businesses? - Management noted that there has not been a major softening in demand, with healthy conversations about ending the year strong [34][36] Question: What percent of the OUS business can be sold into, and will there be a gap in approvals? - Management remains cautiously optimistic about EU and BR certificate approvals and believes they can cover potential revenue gaps [38] Question: How do inflation and labor shortages affect the economics of POCs? - Management indicated that while inflation may favor rental models slightly, the demand for POC-based therapy remains strong [41] Question: Can you size the backlog remaining with US customers? - Management refrained from quantifying the backlog but noted significant remediation of backlog orders [45] Question: What factors influence guidance for Q4 and 2023? - Management highlighted the importance of supply visibility and indicated that they do not expect significant changes in growth rates moving forward [54][60] Question: How will advertising and sales rep counts change as supply improves? - Management stated that advertising spend will be tailored based on supply situations, and they will continue to optimize performance across all teams [62]