AIROS Medical

04/08/2026

How does our new arterial compression device, ARTAIRA work?

ARTAIRA delivers 120 mmHg sequential compression therapy in a simple, repeating cycle that supports blood flow through coordinated foot, ankle, and calf chamber inflation followed by a relaxation phase.

This rhythmic pattern helps encourage circulation while keeping therapy comfortable and easy to use.

Learn more https://airosmedical.com/compression-therapy-products/artaira-arterial-compression-device/

04/07/2026

Living with lymphedema doesn’t mean putting your daily routine on hold.

In fact, many people successfully manage swelling by building therapy into activities they already do—like walking throughout the day, wearing compression garments as recommended, and scheduling pneumatic compression sessions during evening downtime.

Consistency matters more than complexity when it comes to long-term management.

In our latest blog, we share simple ways therapy can fit naturally into an active lifestyle—at home, at work, and even while traveling. 💙

👉 Read the full article here:

Living with Lymphedema doesn’t mean stepping away from the activities that matter to you. With the right approach, therapy can become part of a normal, active lifestyle—supporting mobility, comfort, and long-term health. Successful lymphedema management is less about major lifestyle changes and ...

04/06/2026

What is Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) — and why does it matter?

Peripheral Arterial Disease occurs when plaque builds up in the arteries that supply blood to the legs and feet. Over time, this buildup narrows the arteries and reduces blood flow.

When circulation is reduced, tissues may not receive the oxygen and nutrients they need to stay healthy. This can make it harder for the body to heal wounds and fight infection.

PAD affects an estimated 10–12 million Americans, yet many cases remain undiagnosed.
Why is awareness important?

Early detection allows patients and clinicians to address circulation problems before serious complications such as chronic wounds or limb-threatening ischemia develop.

Understanding PAD and recognizing the importance of vascular health can help support better outcomes for patients.

Learn more https://airosmedical.com/conditions/peripheral-arterial-disease-overview/.

04/02/2026

Please note that AIROS Medical offices will be closed Friday, April 3, 2026, and will reopen Monday, April 6, 2026.

Our team will resume normal operations on Monday.

04/01/2026

Join AIROS Medical at HMP Global's Symposium on Advanced Wound Care and visit us at Booth #722.

Stop by to see live demonstrations of ARTAIRA®, our arterial compression therapy device designed to help support circulation in the lower legs, feet, and toes—an important component of wound healing for patients with arterial insufficiency.

Learn how arterial-specific intermittent pneumatic compression may help support treatment pathways for patients experiencing delayed healing.

Still need to register?
Use code DIFFERENCE for $75 off your registration.

Are you not attending, learn about : https://airosmedical.com/compression-therapy-products/artaira-arterial-compression-device/

03/31/2026

We’re proud to welcome Dr. John Evans as a Medical Advisor to AIROS Medical.

Dr. Evans brings nearly 40 years of clinical experience in podiatry, reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, and lower-extremity vascular disease. His work has focused especially on improving early recognition and treatment of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) and supporting patients at risk of limb loss.

As part of our advisory team, Dr. Evans will help support provider education, clinical collaboration, and continued innovation across our compression therapy technologies.

We look forward to sharing upcoming webinars, clinical resources, and educational initiatives featuring Dr. Evans in the months ahead.

Learn more in our announcement https://airosmedical.com/airos-welcomes-dr-john-evans-medical-advisor/.

AIROS Medical proudly welcomes Dr. John Evans as a Medical Advisor. With nearly 40 years of clinical experience in podiatry and vascular disease, Dr. Evans brings deep expertise in PAD, CLTI, and limb preservation to help guide education, innovation, and patient-centered care.

03/30/2026

As Lymphedema Awareness Month comes to a close, it’s important to remember that awareness doesn’t end in March.

An estimated 8–10 million people in the United States are living with lymphedema, and continued education helps support earlier recognition, better management, and stronger patient outcomes.

To help keep awareness going, we created an easy-to-follow infographic.

Take a moment to explore the infographic and share it with someone who may benefit.

📘 View the infographic in our latest blog https://airosmedical.com/lymphedema-awareness-managing-a-chronic-condition/.

03/27/2026

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) occurs when narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to the legs and feet. This can affect circulation, mobility, and the body’s ability to heal wounds.

While medical care and vascular evaluation are critical, there are also steps patients can take at home to help support circulation and overall vascular health.

Helpful habits include:

• Staying physically active, particularly through walking programs

• Checking your feet daily for wounds or skin changes

• Managing conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol

• Following your healthcare provider’s treatment plan

• Maintaining a heart-healthy diet, prioritizing sleep, and supporting a healthy lifestyle

For some patients, clinicians may also recommend adjunct therapies designed to support circulation. Noninvasive treatments like ARTAIRA® arterial compression therapy can be used as part of a comprehensive care plan for certain PAD patients.

If you have concerns about circulation in your legs or feet, speak with a healthcare professional.

Learn more about ARTAIRA https://airosmedical.com/compression-therapy-products/artaira-arterial-compression-device/

03/26/2026

Stay consistent — even on the go.

Here’s what one customer shared after using the AIROS Medical Travel Case:

“I am glad that I ordered the AIROS travel case. I used it recently, since receiving the case, and was pleased with it and how it kept the main unit safe.”
— Kelly D.

Designed to protect your device and support your routine wherever life takes you, the AIROS Medical Travel Case helps make therapy easier to maintain.

Therapy that Moves with You.

🛍️ Buy online today https://shop.airosmedical.com/

03/24/2026

Larger Sizes. More Options. Same Trusted Therapy.

Proper measurement is an important step when selecting truncal compression garments.

In this video, we review how to measure key circumference and length landmarks—including the abdomen, thigh, knee, ankle, and inseam—to help support accurate sizing and appropriate garment coverage.

AIROS truncal garments provide compression support across the legs, hips, abdomen, lower back, and pelvic region, and are now available in expanded sizes to help more patients access therapy that fits comfortably and consistently.

🎥 Watch the video to learn how to measure for the right fit.

03/23/2026

We’re excited to be at the The Midwest Foot and Ankle Conference this week!

Stop by Booths 324 & 326 to see ARTAIRA® during our live demonstrations and learn how arterial compression therapy may help support patients with circulation challenges related to PAD.

Our team will be available to answer questions and share how ARTAIRA can fit into clinical and at-home care pathways.

If you're attending the conference, come say hello!

📍 Booths 324 & 326

03/20/2026

Understanding Adie MacKenzie’s latest presentation on Dercum’s disease and pneumatic compression therapy is now easier than ever—you can watch it on demand.

Dercum’s disease is often misunderstood and underrecognized, leaving many patients searching for practical strategies to manage pain, swelling, and daily function. In this session, Adie shares clinical insight and real-world perspective on how pneumatic compression therapy may support symptom management as part of a broader care approach.

Whether you're a clinician supporting complex lymphatic conditions or someone living with Dercum’s disease, this presentation offers helpful guidance and practical context.



🎥 Watch the full presentation here:

Dercum's Disease Answers Dercum's Roundtable Featuring Adie Mackenzie AIROS Medical Pbneumatic Compression / Lymph Movement