HCPCS A6583 + A6594
Lymphedema Day Garment & Liner
Includes one graduated-compression garment, one liner, and one mesh laundry bag. Three systems allowed per leg every six months.
XS · S · M · L · XL · XXL — Regular or Tall
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Everything a lymphedema patient needs, in one place.
We carry a focused catalog of clinically proven compression garments and accessories, all eligible for Medicare coverage when paired with a qualifying diagnosis.
HCPCS A6594
Additional Garment Liner
Replacement liners worn under the day garment for moisture management and skin protection.
S · M · L · XL · XXL
HCPCS A6524
Lymphedema Night Garment
Lower-limb night compression garments designed for overnight management. Two allowed per leg every two years.
Sizes 3 · 4 · 5 · 6
EXTREMIT-EASE® — engineered for daily life.
Our featured compression system is designed for graduated pressure, breathable comfort, and easy donning. Each kit ships with everything a patient needs to begin therapy on day one.
Start an orderHow to apply
Putting on your EXTREMIT-EASE® system in under two minutes.
Designed for easy daily use — slide, zip, and compress. Watch the short video below and follow the three-step guide for a comfortable, properly fitted application every time.
Providing 30–50 mmHg therapeutic compression, the innovative design of EXTREMIT-EASE combines a zipper and bungees with large tabs to make independent application and adjustment easy for patients to achieve—even if they suffer from dexterity issues. Patients will appreciate the lightweight, air permeable fabric allowing for hours of comfortable wear with less sweat, hot spots, and pistoning. Each EXTREMIT-EASE Compression Garment comes complete with a mesh laundry bag and one garment liner.
01
Slide
With the garment fully open, slide the foot through and position the heel comfortably inside the boot.
02
Zip
Close the front zipper from ankle to calf, keeping the garment centered along the front of the leg.
03
Compress
Tighten each lacing band from bottom to top for graduated 30–50 mmHg compression and a secure fit.
Care tip: Hand wash the garment and liner with mild soap, lay flat to dry, and use the included mesh laundry bag for machine washing. Replace liners as recommended to maintain skin protection and moisture management.
Qualifying diagnoses
Medicare requires a qualifying diagnosis and supporting chart notes for coverage. The most common include:
I89.0
Lymphedema, not elsewhere classified
I97.2
Postmastectomy lymphedema syndrome
Q82.0
Hereditary lymphedema
I97.89
Other postprocedural circulatory complications