Phase I
Reduce & Restore
Reduce swelling, improve lymphatic flow, and restore function.
Lymphedema Care
Lymphedema is managed day by day, not fixed once. We provide specialized, individualized care: the right compression, techniques you can carry out yourself, and a routine built to fit around your life rather than take it over.
We help people who experience:
Complete Decongestive Therapy is the established approach to managing lymphedema. Our books and courses walk you through it at home, on your own time, so you can do the work without waiting on appointments.
Phase I
Reduce swelling, improve lymphatic flow, and restore function.
Phase II
Maintain results, prevent progression, and support lifelong lymphatic health.
A pneumatic compression pump supports both phases.
Where to Start
Start wherever you are. Each option builds on the last, from a free call and practical guidance through to our complete at-home program.
Not sure what your insurance will cover? Our team verifies coverage for compression garments and pneumatic compression pumps, and walks you through the process.
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A free checklist of clear, practical steps you can start using today to support your lymphatic system and feel more in control day to day.
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Free Pump Verification Program
Getting a pneumatic compression pump covered does not have to be complicated. We take you through it start to finish, at no cost to you.
Step 01
We check your benefits and what your plan may cover.
Step 02
A consult with Dr. Meyer to confirm what suits your situation.
Step 03
Try the equipment and get the fit right before anything is ordered.
Step 04
The authorization and documentation are handled for you.
Step 05
Your pump arrives, and we check that it is working for you.
Lymphedema happens when the lymphatic system can’t drain fluid properly. For some people that’s present from birth or develops on its own; for others it follows surgery, cancer treatment, radiation or infection. Part of a consultation is working out which picture fits you.
There is no cure, and we won’t tell you otherwise. Lymphedema is a long-term condition, but it responds well to consistent management. The goal of our care is reducing and controlling the swelling, protecting your skin, and keeping you mobile.
No. Many people come to us without one, or after being told the swelling was something else. We’ll assess what’s happening and explain what we’re seeing in plain language.
Coverage varies by plan and by individual circumstances, so we can’t promise an outcome. What we can do is check for you: our team runs a free verification and walks you through what your plan shows and what it would mean out of pocket.
Largely, yes. That’s the point. Much of lymphedema care is a daily routine you carry out yourself. Our role is to build that routine with you, teach the techniques properly, fit your compression correctly, and adjust things as your situation changes.
Yes. Virtual consultations are available, and our education and home programs are designed to be followed from home. We’ll talk through what suits your situation.
Explore your care options and discover how StopMySwelling can support your individual needs.