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(844) 466 5967 | 1 844 4NOLYMP
Specialized In-Home Care for Swelling and Mobility

Reduce swelling, restore movement, and regain independence

Lymphedema is a chronic condition caused by a blockage or disruption in the lymphatic system, leading to swelling, discomfort, and restricted mobility. It commonly affects the arms, legs, chest, head, neck, and sometimes the trunk or genital areas.

At Lymphedema, Oncology & Occupational Therapy Professionals, we provide personalized in-home therapy using the gold-standard Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT). Our licensed therapists focus on reducing swelling, preventing complications, and improving your quality of life in the comfort of your home.

Symptoms Managed:

  • Persistent swelling in one or more limbs
  • Aching or discomfort
  • Restricted range of motion
  • Recurring infections such as cellulitis
  • Skin hardening or fibrosis

Therapy Includes:

  • Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD): Gentle massage to stimulate lymph flow
  • Compression Therapy: Custom bandaging or garments to maintain drainage
  • Therapeutic Exercise: Guided movements to promote fluid movement, strength, and flexibility
  • Skin and Nail Care: Education to prevent infections and maintain healthy skin

Benefits of Lymphedema Therapy:

  • Reduce swelling and discomfort
  • Improve lymphatic circulation and mobility
  • Prevent infections and skin complications
  • Enhance independence in daily activities
  • Provide long-term management strategies

FAQs – Lymphedema Therapy

Lymphedema is a chronic condition characterized by swelling, most commonly in the arms or legs, caused by impaired lymphatic drainage. It can develop after cancer treatment, surgery, radiation, infection, trauma, or be present from birth.

Anyone experiencing chronic swelling, heaviness, or reduced mobility due to lymphatic disruption can benefit, especially patients recovering from cancer or surgery.

Sessions typically include a thorough assessment, manual lymphatic drainage, compression therapy guidance, therapeutic exercises, and skin care education.

No. Therapy is gentle and tailored to your comfort level. Manual techniques are slow, rhythmic, and soothing.

Many clients notice improvements after the first few sessions, with optimal results achieved through consistent therapy as recommended by your therapist.

No referral is required for private pay clients. If insurance is involved, a referral may be requested based on your plan.