Answers before you book

A referral isn't required to schedule an evaluation with our clinical team. If you're already working with a primary care physician or oncologist, we're glad to coordinate directly with them as part of your care.

Your first visit includes a clinical evaluation of your symptoms and history, a discussion of your treatment options, and, if appropriate, a compression garment fitting or equipment recommendation. Appointments can take place in person, at your home, or by telehealth.

Yes. Many follow-up visits and symptom check-ins can be done by telehealth. Your first evaluation and any garment fitting typically require an in-person or in-home visit.

For patients who have difficulty traveling, our clinical team offers house calls for evaluations, fittings, and follow-up care.

We work with many major insurance plans, including Medicare, for compression garments, equipment, and clinical visits. Since coverage varies by plan, our team verifies your specific benefits before your appointment so there are no surprises.

Coverage depends on your specific plan and diagnosis, but compression garments, DME, and clinical evaluations are commonly covered, at least in part, by most major insurers. We'll confirm your exact benefits before any equipment is ordered.

Lymphedema is currently a lifelong condition rather than one that's cured, but it can be effectively managed. With the right combination of compression, care, and monitoring, most patients see significant improvement in swelling, comfort, and mobility.

We built our model around concierge, full-service care — compression fittings, equipment, house calls, telehealth, and PCP coordination all handled by one team, rather than pieced together across separate departments or providers.

We currently serve patients in the Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio areas, with in-person, in-home, and telehealth options depending on your location.