Medicare and most major insurance accepted. Coverage depends on medical necessity and your plan.
Compression & Support Garments in Kansas City
Custom-fit medical compression to improve circulation and slow vein disease progression
Duration
30 min fitting
Anesthesia
None
Downtime
None
Insurance
Often covered
Compression stockings are used to increase blood flow and reduce swelling, pain, and fatigue. We carefully measure and fit these support garments to your legs in order to provide the most accurate compression for your specific needs. These garments act as our "bandage" after treatment and can help reduce the speed of disease progression. They are helpful to patients who have varicose vein disease and those who want to use them as preventative maintenance.
Medicare and most major insurance accepted. Coverage depends on medical necessity and your plan.
Who Benefits from Medical Compression?
- Patients with varicose veins or venous insufficiency
- Post-procedure recovery (RFA, EVLA, sclerotherapy, Varithena, phlebectomy)
- Pregnancy-related leg swelling
- Travel and long flights
- Standing professions (nurses, teachers, retail)
- DVT prevention and management
- Lymphedema management
Why Custom Fitting Matters
Off-the-shelf stockings rarely deliver the right pressure gradient. Our staff professionally measures your legs at the correct anatomical points to ensure precise compression — improving comfort, effectiveness, and long-term wear compliance.
How Compression Therapy Works
Graduated compression stockings apply the strongest pressure at the ankle, gradually decreasing up the leg. This helps push blood upward toward the heart, supports failing valves, and reduces venous pooling that causes pain and swelling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are compression stockings covered by insurance?
Some medical-grade compression garments are covered when prescribed for venous disease, lymphedema, or post-procedure recovery. We help with insurance verification.
How long should I wear compression stockings?
For active vein disease or post-procedure, daily wear during waking hours is recommended. Your provider will give you a personalized plan.
Can compression alone treat varicose veins?
Compression manages symptoms and slows progression but doesn't reverse the underlying disease. Combined with procedures like RFA or sclerotherapy, it provides comprehensive results.
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Most major insurance accepted · 4119 NW Barry Rd, Kansas City, near Zona Rosa