Lymphedema Therapy Specialists

IV administered antibiotic treatment for bacterial infections of the skin, used to speed up the healing process for extreme wounds.

A specialized form of massage aimed at relieving lymphedema through manual lymphatic drainage techniques.

A massage aimed at reducing swelling and improving circulation throughout the lymphatic system.

A highly specialized form of massage that aids in the treatment of illnesses related to lymphatic obstruction.

Administers a series of guided, light rhythmic movements to ensure lymph is not trapped in any part or gland of the body, encouraging the lymph to mov...

A gentle, manual treatment technique used in combination with compression therapy, skin care, and de-congestive exercises to treat primary and seconda...

This massage aims to improve lymphatic flow and reduce swelling in affected areas.

A therapy that reduces fluid buildup and is applied concurrently with compression bandaging.

It is very important to be bandaged by and learn from a certified Lymphedema therapist to properly reduce and maintain the swelling.

Includes Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Multi-layer Compression Bandaging and Pneumatic Compression Pump Therapy.

Treatment involving patient education, compression wear, and pneumatic compression devices for swelling management in breast cancer patients.

A specialist focused on addressing Lymphedema, which is a serious condition that needs to be addressed immediately to avoid further complications.

A therapeutic massage using a machine, typically for lymphedema management.

A combination of lifestyle changes and a therapy called Positive Airway Pressure, which helps to keep airway passages open, using devices like CPAP.

Testing conducted to diagnose Obstructive Sleep Apnea and other sleep disorders.

Treatment for Chronic Venous Insufficiency, a disease where veins stop functioning properly and can lead to serious problems if untreated.

Routine part of treatment for patients with wounds, involving assessment and care for persistent wounds often associated with Lymphedema.