Do you have chronic swelling?
Find out whether it could be lymphedema.
Lymphedema care in Oklahoma starts with an evaluation from a certified lymphedema therapist. You can request one yourself. If your insurance requires a physician order, our intake team will contact your doctor for you.
When to seek lymphedema care in Oklahoma
Lymphedema is easier to treat when it’s caught early. Request an evaluation if you notice any of these.
- Swelling in an arm, leg, hand or foot, sometimes only at the end of the day
- A feeling of heaviness, tightness or aching in the limb
- Rings, watches, sleeves or shoes that feel tighter than usual
- One arm or leg noticeably larger than the other
- Skin that feels thicker or firmer
- Any new swelling after cancer surgery or radiation, even if mild
Sudden, painful swelling in one leg, a red and hot limb with fever, or swelling with chest pain or shortness of breath needs same-day medical attention. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Everything you need before your first visit
Learn what lymphedema is, how treatment works and what to expect when you come in.
About lymphedema
Causes, warning signs, stages and who is at risk.
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Treatment
Complete decongestive therapy, compression and home care.
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Your visit
Insurance, what to bring and what happens at your first appointment.
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Request an evaluation
Send a request and our intake team will call you within two business days.
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Clinic, home or care community
Edmond
South Oklahoma City
Midwest City
We also treat patients at home and in assisted living and skilled nursing communities.
Swelling that won’t go away deserves a specialist.
Request an evaluation with a certified lymphedema therapist, or call (405) 449-4491.