Lymphedema, wound care & rehabilitation
Theresa works with clients managing swelling, lymphedema, wound-care needs and movement restrictions following surgery or cancer treatment, including breast, head and neck cancer recovery.
Depending on your assessment, care may include manual lymph drainage using the Vodder approach, compression, skin care, therapeutic exercise, wound assessment and dressing care, scar release and strategies to support daily activities.
Scar and mobility treatment may incorporate Graston techniques, cupping or taping. Cold laser and vibration may also be considered when clinically appropriate. Your treatment plan is based on your condition rather than a fixed combination of techniques.
Clinical services & pricing
Lymphedema evaluation and treatment sessions range from $125–$150, depending on the service.
Lymphedema Evaluation
A personalized assessment of your swelling, skin condition, medical history and daily-function concerns. Theresa uses the findings to develop a care plan and discuss treatment options, compression and self-care.
60 minutes$150
Call to ScheduleManual Lymph Drainage
A gentle, specialized hands-on technique that helps move lymph fluid away from swollen areas. Treatment is tailored to your condition to support swelling management and comfort.
50 minutes$125
Call to ScheduleManual Lymph Drainage & Compression Bandaging
Combines gentle lymph drainage with individually applied compression bandaging to help manage swelling. Theresa also provides guidance on bandage care and your recommended home routine.
Call for details$150
Call to ScheduleWound Care
Individualized wound assessment, dressing care and education, based on the condition of the wound and surrounding skin. Care is coordinated with your treating provider when needed. Pricing depends on the care required.
Call for detailsIndividualized pricing
Call to ScheduleCall for clinical appointment availability and to discuss which service is appropriate.
Before your first clinical visit
For clinical lymphedema and wound care services, a 60-minute visit can be discussed by phone. A written referral or prescription from your treating physician is strongly recommended and may be required in specific clinical cases.
- Bring your physician referral or prescription, if available
- Bring a list of current medications
- Bring compression garments you currently use
- Be prepared to discuss medical history and past surgeries
- Discuss any wounds, precautions and current treatment with the office before booking
Your referring provider may be your oncologist, vascular surgeon or primary care provider. Call us to confirm requirements before your visit.