AIROS Medical

03/02/2026

This month is a good reminder to talk about lymphedema more openly — to educate, support, and remind patients they are not alone. 💙

Meet Larkin — a cervical cancer survivor and artist living with secondary lymphedema.

Years after cancer treatment, swelling began and changed how she travels, works, and moves. But it didn’t stop her from creating, adapting, and finding new paths forward.

Her story reminds us that survivorship can include long-term challenges like lymphedema — and that awareness and support make a difference.

👉 Watch Larkin’s inspiring journey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZG3TxOXfsCI.

You are not alone. 💙

02/27/2026

This session will discuss the current understanding of PAD, including its epidemiology, risk factors, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, and diagnosis. Dr. Evans will review the latest AHA/ACC PAD Guidelines, emphasizing the critical role podiatry plays in identifying and managing patients with this progressive vascular disease.

In addition, this webinar will introduce ARTAIRA®, a new, cost-effective intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) device designed for patients battling PAD and diabetic foot ulcers. ARTAIRA® is Medicare-reimbursed and VA-available, offering practices a noninvasive therapy option for both clinical and home-based care.

This program is designed to equip podiatrists with the clinical knowledge and practical tools needed to improve vascular outcomes and expand treatment pathways for complex lower-extremity patients.

Register today: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/2317703974987/WN_nABxV-UHTY6ezouALNDqbw

02/26/2026

Millions of people live with daily leg swelling, heaviness, or aching — often assuming it’s just fatigue or aging. But Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) is one of the most common circulatory conditions, and early awareness matters.

CVI occurs when the valves in leg veins weaken, allowing blood to pool in the lower limbs. Symptoms can include swelling, aching, restless legs, skin changes, varicose veins, and slow-healing sores.

The good news?
Early evaluation and conservative treatments like compression garments, pneumatic compression therapy, walking, and leg elevation can help manage symptoms and protect long-term mobility.

At AIROS Medical, we’re proud to support clinicians, DME providers, and patients with education and compression therapy solutions that improve circulation and quality of life.

👉 Read the full blog here:

Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) is a common but often overlooked vein condition that causes swelling, heaviness, and skin changes in the legs. Learn the signs, risk factors, and treatment options — including how compression therapy with devices like the AIROS 6P and 8P can help.

02/25/2026

A new, user-friendly option for patients with symptoms of Peripheral Arterial Disease 💙

How ARTAIRA Works:

The device delivers rapid, sequential compression to the foot, ankle, and calf in a repeating cycle:

• Foot/Ankle inflation (3 sec)
• Calf inflation (3 sec)
• Rest/Deflation (17 sec)

These gentle cycles are designed to mimic fast walking—helping improve blood flow to the feet and toes without pain. For some patients with PAD or diabetic foot ulcers, this kind of therapy can support circulation and healing as part of their care plan.

Watch the video:

This video provides an overview of how ARTAIRA® Arterial Compression Therapy works and explains the treatment cycle used to support blood flow and circulatio...

02/24/2026

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) remains one of the most underdiagnosed vascular conditions worldwide—affecting more than 200 million people globally and increasing with age and comorbidities like diabetes and obesity. Patients with PAD face significantly higher risks of heart attack, stroke, and vascular-related death, underscoring the importance of early identification and coordinated care.

This research article provides a valuable overview of PAD’s epidemiology, risk factors, and long-term impact—and highlights why clinicians across specialties must work together to improve outcomes.

At AIROS Medical, our mission has always been to support patients with vascular and lymphatic disease. With technologies like ARTAIRA Arterial Compression Device, we’re working alongside podiatrists, wound care teams, and vascular specialists to expand conservative, at-home therapy options that may help support circulation and limb preservation in appropriate PAD patients.

📖 Read the article here: [link]https://www.hmpgloballearningnetwork.com/site/vdm/content/peripheral-arterial-disease-and-cancer-overlooked-link

02/20/2026

Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) is more common than many people realize — and it’s often misunderstood.

Leg pain isn’t always “just getting older.” PAD can affect wound healing, mobility, and overall heart health. Knowing the facts can help patients get diagnosed sooner and receive the care they need.

Our new blog breaks down common myths about PAD and what patients and caregivers should really know.

👉 Read it here: https://airosmedical.com/peripheral-artery-disease-myth-vs-fact/

At AIROS Medical, education is one of the most powerful tools for better care. 💙

Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) affects millions but remains widely misunderstood and underdiagnosed. Learn the most common myths about PAD—and the facts that support earlier detection, better management, and improved cardiovascular outcomes.

02/19/2026

We are proud to support a discussion on Dercum’s Disease, exploring how intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) may help support pain, swelling, and quality of life.

The session will be presented by Adie MacKenzie, Clinical Advisor to AIROS Medical, who will share clinical perspective on the use of IPC.

Meeting Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88133531614

02/12/2026

Medicare Reimbursement & PAD: At-Home Arterial Compression Therapy may be covered

For patients with a diagnosis of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) and a prescription, Medicare may provide coverage for the ARTAIRA Arterial Compression Device when medical necessity criteria are met and proper documentation is in place.

This means eligible patients with PAD symptoms including leg pain, walking pain, diabetic foot ulcers, or other blood flow issues in the lower limbs may have access to at-home arterial compression therapy with coverage support.

ARTAIRA® was developed to support these patients by delivering rapid, high-pressure compression to the legs, feet and toes that improves blood flow and can even potentially prevent amputation.

Coverage is determined case by case.

Contact us with questions about eligibility or insurance verification https://airosmedical.com/lp/learn-more/.

02/11/2026

💜 Shoutout to our 2026 Silver Sponsors - JOBST USA and AIROS Medical - for standing with the in such a big way.

Your commitment to elevating care and supporting both patients and providers shows what real partnership looks like in the space.

We’re grateful to have you as part of the NLN family - moving the mission forward, together.

02/10/2026

For many patients, managing lymphedema is a journey — one that requires listening to your body, advocating for yourself, and finding tools that truly work.

After breast cancer treatment, Keri learned firsthand how important individualized care can be. With the support of her care team, she incorporated pneumatic compression and truncal garments into her routine to help manage swelling and improve comfort.

💬 “Living with lymphedema has been a journey of learning, advocating, and finding the right tools that truly make a difference. Switching to the AIROS pump and truncal garment gave me the comfort and relief I had been searching for.”
Stories like Keri’s remind us why patient-centered solutions matter.

Read Keri's story: https://airosmedical.com/resources/from-diagnosis-to-confidence-keris-lymphedema-journey/

02/09/2026

When arterial disease limits blood flow, patients need more options.

ARTAIRA arterial compression therapy was created to support circulation in the lower limbs and help clinicians care for patients with complex arterial conditions—especially when surgery isn’t an option or hasn’t worked.

ARTAIRA may be appropriate for patients experiencing:
✔️ CLTI / Critical Limb Ischemia
✔️ Walking pain or rest pain
✔️ Diabetic or arterial foot ulcers
✔️ Slow-healing wounds, gangrene, or poor circulation

ARTAIRA can be used:
• When surgery is not possible
• While waiting for intervention
• Before or after bypass or stent placement

ARTAIRA brings high-pressure, sequential compression into the home—helping expand care options and support better circulation.

Learn more https://airosmedical.com/lp/learn-more/