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Lymphedema Care for Hospitals | Lymphedema Institute of Oklahoma
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Lymphedema care that continues after discharge

Swelling is often first spotted during a hospital stay — after surgery, during cancer treatment, or alongside heart and vein conditions. When lymphedema is part of the picture, treatment after discharge protects mobility, skin and wound healing.

Refer at discharge and our certified lymphedema therapists evaluate and treat your patient at our clinics, at home, or in their care community — and we report the findings and progress back to your team.

Certified lymphedema therapist treating a patient after hospital discharge
What your patients receive

Complete decongestive therapy, coordinated from your referral

One referral starts intake. We verify insurance, contact the patient and schedule the evaluation, so treatment begins without your team chasing it.

  • 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 patient’s details and diagnosis — including at discharge.

02

We handle intake

We verify insurance, contact the patient and schedule the evaluation.

03

Evaluation and treatment

A certified lymphedema therapist evaluates the patient and starts a written care plan.

04

We keep you informed

Evaluation findings and progress updates go back to your team.

Why partners work with us

A discharge-ready referral

One call, fax or online form — no new accounts or portals for your team to manage.

Continuity after discharge

The plan made in hospital continues with specialists in the community.

Specialists, not generalists

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

Reports back to you

Your team receives the evaluation findings and progress updates.

Ready to refer?

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

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