Senior Living

Lymphedema Care for Senior Living | Lymphedema Institute of Oklahoma
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Lymphedema treatment inside your community

Senior living residents — in assisted living and skilled nursing communities alike — often live with chronic swelling from vein disease, after surgery, or alongside slow-healing wounds. Left untreated, it can limit mobility, slow healing and affect comfort every day.

Our certified lymphedema therapists treat residents right in your community. We work alongside your care, rehab and wound-care teams and send updates as treatment progresses.

Compression stockings used in lymphedema treatment in senior living
What your residents receive

Lymphedema treatment for senior living, at the bedside

Whether your community is assisted living or skilled nursing, we coordinate with your care, rehab and wound-care teams so lymphedema treatment supports the rest of each resident’s plan.

  • A full lymphedema evaluation with limb measurements
  • Manual lymphatic drainage
  • Compression bandaging
  • Compression garment fitting
  • Skin care and home-care training for the patient and caregivers
How it works

One call starts it. We handle the rest.

01

You refer

Call the referral line, fax the referral form or refer online with the resident’s details and diagnosis.

02

We handle intake

We verify insurance and schedule the first visit at your community.

03

We treat on-site

A certified lymphedema therapist evaluates and treats the resident in your community.

04

We keep you informed

Updates come back to your care team as treatment progresses.

Why partners work with us

Treatment in your community

Residents are treated on-site, with no transport to arrange.

Works with your care plan

We coordinate with nursing, rehab and wound care.

Specialists, not generalists

Lymphedema is all we do. Every visit is with a certified lymphedema therapist.

Updates to your team

Your staff always knows where each resident is in treatment.

Ready to refer?

Call the referral line, fax the form to (877) 583-0878, or refer online.

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