About our center

Specialized care for swelling and wounds, under one roof.

If persistent swelling or a wound that will not heal is limiting your day, you are in the right place. Our Southpointe team combines clinical expertise, practical education, and a plan built around your life.

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Personalized treatment plansLymphedema and wound expertise

Bright, welcoming medical treatment room prepared for a patient consultation

A team who takes time to answer your questions.We listen, explain the plan, and help you build the skills to manage your health between visits.

Most insurances acceptedBenefit verification assistance available

Private-pay optionsAsk our team about your choices

Workers’ compensationCases accepted

A reflection in the mirror

Your symptoms deserve a closer look.

Maybe your shoes no longer fit the same. An arm feels heavy after surgery. A sore has lingered despite careful dressing changes. These are not problems you simply have to live around.

We care for people with primary and secondary lymphedema, edema after trauma or surgery, lipedema, and chronic or complex wounds. The first step is a thorough evaluation to understand what is slowing your progress and what can move it forward.

Ongoing arm or leg swelling
Heaviness or tightness
Skin changes or repeated infection
A wound slow to close
Swelling after surgery or cancer care
Difficulty with compression garments

Talk with our team about your symptoms →

Sudden severe pain, fever with signs of infection, chest pain, trouble breathing, or rapidly spreading redness may require emergency care. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Do I qualify?

We help when healing needs specialist attention.

You do not need to know exactly what treatment you need before calling. Tell us what is happening, and we will help you understand the next step.

Lymphedema and edema

Primary or secondary lymphedema
Swelling after trauma, injury, or surgery
Cancer-related lymphedema
Lipedema and connective-tissue conditions
Edema affecting mobility or daily routines

Chronic and complex wounds

Diabetic, pressure, arterial, or venous ulcers
Surgical or traumatic wounds
Wounds complicated by swelling
Burns, frostbite, and skin-graft concerns
Wounds that have stalled with prior care

Insurance should not be a guessing game.

We accept many major plans. Coverage, referrals, and prior authorization vary, so our team can help verify your benefits before treatment.

Verify your benefits

MedicareMedicaidUPMC Health PlanHighmarkAetnaCignaUnitedHealthcareMost major insurers

How we help

Hands-on care. A practical path forward.

Your plan may combine treatment in the clinic with tools and routines you can use confidently at home.

Full-service lymphedema management

Complete care to reduce swelling, protect skin, support movement, and help you maintain results.

Manual lymphatic drainage
Compression bandaging and wrapping
Therapeutic exercise
Skin care and self-management training
Compression garment and pump guidance

Advanced wound care

A careful assessment of the wound and the health factors around it, followed by targeted treatment.

Wound measurement and documentation
Debridement when appropriate
Advanced dressings and cellular products
Offloading and pressure-relief guidance
Negative-pressure wound therapy

Home and maintenance support

Healing lasts longer when you understand the why behind your plan and how to follow it safely.

Individualized home-care education
Compression fitting and adjustments
Dressing-change instruction
Progress monitoring
Coordination with referring providers

What to expect

A clear plan from the first visit.

We make space to understand your history, answer questions, and define what progress should look like for you.

Start with a call

Tell us about your concern. We will discuss scheduling, insurance, and whether a referral may be needed.

Complete evaluation

We review your history, examine the affected area, take measurements, and learn what matters in your daily life.

Personal plan

Your clinician explains the recommended care, expected schedule, and the role you can play between visits.

Treat and adjust

We monitor progress, adapt the plan as you heal, and prepare you for long-term maintenance.

Our mission

Improve lives and health through expert, accessible care.

We provide premium wound care and lymphedema services in a comfortable, innovative setting, with solutions tailored to individual needs.

Our promiseTo bring current treatment methods, patient education, and attentive follow-through together in one coordinated experience.

The experience patients notice

Clinical care can still feel personal.

Recent patient feedback consistently highlights a team that listens, explains, and takes time with each concern.

“Caring, thorough, and willing to make sure every concern is addressed.”

Patient feedback · Google review

“A provider who listens and explains everything in a beautiful, welcoming center.”

Patient feedback · Google review

“A responsive team that helped when a serious wound needed attention quickly.”

Patient feedback · Google review

Frequently asked questions

Before your first appointment.

Have a question not covered here? Call us and a member of the team will help.

Do I need a referral?

It depends on your insurance plan. Some plans require a physician referral; others permit self-referral. We can help you check before scheduling.

What should I bring to my evaluation?

Bring your insurance card, photo ID, medication list, relevant referrals or records, and any compression garments you currently use. Wear comfortable clothing that allows access to the affected area.

How long is the first visit?

An initial evaluation often takes about 45–60 minutes so your clinician can complete a thorough assessment and discuss a treatment plan.

Does insurance cover compression garments?

Many plans cover medical compression garments when prescribed, but benefits and limits vary. Our staff can help verify coverage and assist with documentation.

Is lymphedema treatment painful?

Manual lymphatic drainage is a gentle technique. Compression may feel unfamiliar at first, but treatment should not be painful. Tell your clinician about any discomfort so your plan can be adjusted.

Ready to begin?

Take the next step toward less swelling, healthier skin, and a wound that can move forward.

Call to schedule an evaluation at our Southpointe office. We will help you understand what to bring and what your insurance may require.

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