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Ankle and foot swelling, venous stasis and lymphedema: podiatry referrals

Swelling in the feet and ankles is often venous insufficiency, lymphedema or both. We fit compression that works with your patient’s footwear and feet — from knee-highs and wraps to toe caps and custom garments.

Patients we help

Who we see

  • Venous insufficiency with ankle and foot swelling and skin changes
  • Venous ulcers — wraps during healing, stockings after
  • Foot and toe lymphedema
  • Swelling after foot and ankle surgery or injury
  • Patients who struggle to get stockings on — we fit donning aids and wraps

What we provide

  • Knee-high stockings, open or closed toe, 15–20 to 30–40 mmHg
  • Adjustable wraps and foot wraps
  • Toe caps and custom flat knit for the foot
  • Donning aids
  • Compression in patients with neuropathy or arterial disease is the treating provider’s decision; we follow your order

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What we handle for your office

  • Benefits check and prior authorization, and we tell your office right away if anything is missing
  • Fitting by certified compression fitters, with in-stock garments, wraps and custom flat knit
  • Pumps (E0651 / E0652) delivered and set up, with follow-up
  • Updates to your office through Parachute Health or by fax
  • A cash-pay option for patients without coverage, through our online shop

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Sources: Lymphedema Advocacy Group and Lymphedema Education & Awareness Project fact sheets (LymphedemaAdvocacyGroup.org, LymphedemaProject.org), citing J Clin Oncol 2009;27(3):390-7; Cancer 2010;116:5138-49; J Am Coll Cardiol 2008;52(10):799-806; Vasc Med 1998;3:145-156; Clin Genet 2010;77:438-452. This page is referral information for clinicians, not medical advice.