Compression Wraps
Compression you can put on yourself.
Adjustable short-stretch wraps for the arm or leg, fastened with velcro instead of pulled on like a stocking. For patients who can't tolerate or apply a compression garment — and for anyone who wants to manage swelling without a struggle every morning.
Near our Richland store? Measuring is free. Further away? We work with your therapist or clinic.
Who they're for
Why a wrap instead of a stocking
Stockings are hard to put on
If arthritis, grip strength, reach or pain make a stocking a daily battle, a wrap fastens in sections instead. Many patients manage a wrap independently when they couldn't manage a stocking.
Your limb size changes
Swelling that goes up and down doesn't suit a fixed-size garment. A wrap is adjustable, so you can re-tension it through the day as the limb reduces.
You're in the reduction phase
Short-stretch material gives high working pressure — firm when the muscle moves against it, gentle at rest. That's what brings volume down before you move to a garment.
Coverage areas
Lower leg, whole leg, foot, hand and arm
Available in beige and black. We carry every leading brand, so you're not limited to one manufacturer's fit or fastening style.
Lower leg & calf
The most commonly fitted wrap — below-knee coverage for venous disease and lower limb lymphedema.
Whole leg
Thigh-to-ankle coverage when swelling extends above the knee.
Hand & foot
Separate pieces for the extremities, so swelling isn't pushed into the hand or foot.
Arm
Upper extremity wraps, commonly after breast cancer treatment and axillary node removal.
- Short stretch for high working pressure
- Adjustable velcro fasteners for easy application
- Pull-tabs for hassle-free application
- Gap-free design — no ballooning between bands
- Breathable, durable fabrics
- Beige or black colour options
Wraps wear out. Contact us about replacements — we track when you're eligible so you don't have to.
Getting measured
Fitted properly, however far away you are
A compression garment only works if it fits. How we measure you depends on where you are — and either way, it gets done properly before anything is ordered.
Near Richland? Measuring is free.
A Certified Compression Therapist measures you in our private consultation suite — a separate room with a door that closes. No charge to be measured. Walk-ins and appointments are both welcome, and some items are in stock, so what you need may be here today.
Mon–Wed 9–3 · Thu 9–5 · Fri 9–1
Too far to travel?
Most patients are measured by their lymphedema therapist or clinic, who send the measurements along with the progress note. If your provider doesn't have measurements and you don't live near the store, get in touch — we'll work out the best way to get you fitted.
Ordering
How to order
Send us three things
- Demographic page — patient and insurance information.
- Progress note — supporting the need for compression. Must include a diagnosis of lymphedema.
- What you'd like ordered — manufacturer, model, color, quantity and size.
- We contact your patient within two business days of referral
- We gather the documentation — no chart-note chasing for your office
- We handle intake, verification, prior authorization, billing and appeals
- We confirm back to you once your patient is fitted
Getting started
- Ask your provider. Compression garments and pumps are prescribed. Ask your doctor, nurse practitioner or therapist to send a prescription and chart notes to Midwest Compression.
- We take it from there. We verify your insurance and request authorization where it's needed, and contact you within two business days.
- Stop in and be fitted. A Certified Compression Therapist measures you in our private suite.
- We keep you supplied. We handle billing, appeals and refills, and track when you're eligible for replacements.
What to bring: your prescription if you have a copy, insurance cards and photo ID, and your provider's name and phone number. If you already wear compression, bring a list — brand, size, quantity and dates received.
Coverage
What insurance typically covers
Most insurers have followed the Lymphedema Treatment Act, which created a benefit category for doctor-prescribed compression items. We work with these benefits every day and can explain what your plan covers.
Want to know if your insurance covers this?
Send us your details and we'll check your benefits before you commit to anything — what's covered, what you'd owe, and any quantity limits. No obligation.
Midwest Compression is not billing Medicare or Medicaid at this time. All insurance plans vary, and most cover garments only with a specific diagnosis such as lymphedema. Cash pay is available for patients who do not fit insurance criteria. HSA and FSA cards and all major credit cards are accepted.