Lymphedema referrals in Oklahoma
Lymphedema referrals in Oklahoma come to one team. Our certified lymphedema therapists evaluate and treat your patients at our clinics, in their homes, and in assisted living and skilled nursing communities, and we report back to you.
Three ways to refer
Phone, fax
or online
Send the patient’s contact details and diagnosis. Our intake team contacts the patient, verifies insurance and schedules the evaluation.
Patients to refer
Not sure it is lymphedema? Refer for an evaluation. Our therapists will assess the patient and send you their findings.
Primary lymphedema
Congenital or inherited differences in the lymphatic system, appearing at birth, in adolescence or later in life.
Secondary lymphedema
Swelling after cancer surgery, radiation, infection or injury that has damaged lymph nodes or vessels.
Lipedema
A chronic fat-distribution disorder, often mistaken for obesity, that can progress to lipo-lymphedema.
Phlebolymphedema
Combined venous and lymphatic insufficiency, usually in the lower legs, treated alongside the vascular provider.
Head and neck lymphedema
Swelling of the face, jaw or neck after head and neck cancer treatment.
Swelling with chronic wounds
Leg swelling that slows wound healing, managed together with the wound-care team.
How lymphedema referrals in Oklahoma work
You refer
Call, fax or refer online with the patient’s contact details and diagnosis.
We contact the patient
Our intake team calls the patient, verifies insurance and schedules the evaluation.
Evaluation and treatment
A certified lymphedema therapist evaluates the patient and starts a written care plan.
Report back to you
You receive the evaluation findings and progress updates.
Choose your setting
Home health agencies, senior living communities, hospitals and physicians all refer to us. Each page explains how referrals and treatment work for your team.
Home health
Direct referrals and treatment in the patient’s home.
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Senior living
On-site care for residents in assisted living and skilled nursing, with updates to your staff.
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Hospitals
Lymphedema care after discharge, with findings reported back to your team.
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Physicians
Evaluation and treatment, with findings reported back to you.
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