Lymphedema Rehabilitation Program
CLT-certified lymphedema therapist will help you reduce swelling, restore function, and prevent long-term progression after cancer treatment or surgery.
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Our Approach to
Specialty Rehabilitation
Integumentary Physiotherapy Clinic operates a structured continuum of care — from intensive specialist-led rehabilitation through guided recovery and long-term maintenance. Every phase is clinically supervised and designed around your diagnosis.
Continuum of Care
Three Phases of Recovery
Each patient enters the continuum based on clinical need. Progression through phases is determined by your specialist — not by a schedule.
Phase One
Intensive One-on-One Rehabilitation
Direct specialist care for patients with lymphedema, oncology-related functional decline, wound recovery, post-surgical swelling, tissue restriction, and other complex integumentary conditions. Every session is one-on-one with a certified specialist.
Lymphedema
Oncology Rehab
Wound Recovery
Ostomy Rehab
Phase Two
Guided Recovery Progression
For patients who qualify for supervised therapeutic progression following the intensive rehabilitation phase. Progression criteria are determined clinically — not by time or patient preference. Sessions may be delivered one-on-one or in a small-group format under specialist oversight, supporting a structured transition toward functional independence.
Phase Three
Post-Rehab Continuity Program
For patients who have completed specialty rehabilitation but continue to benefit from guided recovery sessions. This phase supports maintenance, reduces regression risk, and preserves the functional gains achieved during active treatment. Eligibility is determined by clinical assessment — not self-selected.
Specialist-Led at Every Phase
Clinical Oversight Throughout Recovery
Each phase of the continuum is designed and overseen by a certified specialist. Patients do not self-direct progression — clinical criteria determine when transitions are appropriate.
This model is grounded in the reality that complex integumentary conditions — lymphedema, post-surgical swelling, wound complications, and oncology recovery — require ongoing clinical attention, not a fixed discharge timeline.
Phase entry determined by diagnosis
Not every patient begins at Phase One. Entry point is based on your clinical presentation and current functional status.
Progression is clinician-directed
Your specialist evaluates readiness for progression. Transitions are based on documented clinical milestones, not time elapsed.
Long-term continuity is built into the model
For chronic conditions like lymphedema, ongoing guided support reduces recurrence, hospitalizations, and functional decline.
Coordinated with your care team
IPC communicates with oncologists, wound care physicians, and surgeons to ensure rehabilitation is integrated into your broader care plan.
Specialty Programs
Phase One Programs
These specialty rehabilitation programs form the clinical core of Phase One. Each is led by a certified specialist with advanced training.
Oncology Rehabilitation Support Program
Oncology rehabilitation program addressing fatigue, radiation effects, mobility loss, neuropathy, and functional decline during and after treatment.
Learn MoreWound Rehabilitation & Management Program
Evidence-based rehabilitation support for chronic, post-surgical, vascular, lymphatic, and radiation-related wounds — bridging physician-directed wound care and full functional recovery.
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Compassionate specialist care for movement, core recovery, peristomal management, and return to daily life with confidence after ostomy surgery.
Learn MoreAdvanced Recovery Program
Shockwave Therapy · Low-Level Laser Therapy · Dry Needling · Pneumatic Compression — integrated as clinical tools, not billing add-ons.
Begin Your Evaluation
The right phase of care begins with a specialist evaluation. Schedule yours today.
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A specialty program of the Integumentary Physiotherapy Institute