AIROS Medical

11/03/2026

Join us in Mesa! 🌵

We are excited to exhibit at the National Lymphedema Network's 2026 Whole Body Healthcare Summit, November 6–8 in Mesa, Arizona.

We’re looking forward to meeting clinicians, patients, and members of the lymphedema community. If you’re attending, stop by to say hello and learn more about our pneumatic compression solutions for lymphedema management.

📍 A.T. Still University
📅 November 6–8, 2026

We hope to see you there!

Not attending, learn how we can help https://airosmedical.com/conditions/what-causes-lymphedema/

10/30/2026

Life after breast cancer treatment can bring challenges that deserve more conversation—including lymphedema. 💗

KCTV5 News Kansas City recently shared this segment highlighting breast cancer-related lymphedema and the care available to help patients manage it.

We’re passing along their coverage to help raise awareness and encourage conversations with your healthcare team.

Learn more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pg54U6OcOsY

Video credit: KCTV5 News Kansas City AIROS Medical is not affiliated with the station.

Occupational and Certified Lymphedema Therapist Maddy Mason joins J...

10/27/2026

15 Years Later: A Story of Strength, Survivorship, and Perspective.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we're honored to share a personal story from someone who understands breast cancer from both sides of care.

Adie MacKenzie, Clinical Advisor at AIROS Medical, is not only a healthcare professional and Certified Lymphedema Therapist—she is also a 15-year survivor of triple-negative breast cancer.

On October 13, 2010, Adie completed her final chemotherapy treatment. While her cancer treatment ended, the journey of survivorship continued.

From navigating the physical and emotional challenges of chemotherapy to managing lasting effects such as neuropathy and lymphedema concerns, Adie's experiences have shaped her understanding of what patients face long after treatment.

As both a clinician and a survivor, she brings a perspective grounded in medical knowledge and personal experience.

In her latest blog, Adie reflects on 15 years of survivorship, the progress made in breast cancer treatment, and the importance of supporting patients throughout their lives.

💗 This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we celebrate survivors, remember those we've lost, and recognize the importance of care beyond cancer treatment.

Read Adie's inspiring reflection: https://airosmedical.com/reflections-on-15-years-of-survivorship-during-breast-cancer-awareness-month-2/

Reflections on 15 years of survivorship during Breast Cancer Awareness Month Every year during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I am reminded that on October 13th 2010, I had my final chemotherapy infusion in an attempt to fight triple negative breast cancer (TNBC). The success of the intervention is....

10/23/2026

“Why does my arm feel heavy?”
“Why is my sleeve tighter on one side?”
“Could the fullness near my chest be related to treatment?”

After breast cancer treatment, these are questions worth asking.

Surgery and radiation can affect the lymphatic system, leading to breast cancer-related lymphedema. Swelling, heaviness, or tightness may be noticeable in the arm, hand, chest, or back—and can affect how you move, dress, and feel each day.

Lymphedema is a chronic condition, but there are ways to manage it.

The AIROS Arm Plus garment provides coverage for the arm, shoulder, chest, and back. Paired with a compatible AIROS compression system, it offers an at-home therapy option when prescribed as part of your care plan.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, tell your healthcare provider or lymphedema therapist what you’re noticing. Ask whether pneumatic compression therapy and Arm Plus may be appropriate for you.

Learn more at https://airosmedical.com/compression-therapy-products/upper-extremity-garments/. 💗

10/12/2026

After breast cancer treatment, swelling deserves attention—even when it extends beyond your arm.

Lymphedema can cause swelling, heaviness, or tightness in your hand, arm, breast, chest, or surrounding trunk. Tell your care team about these changes so they can help identify the cause and recommend care.

Your treatment plan may include compression garments or wraps, gentle movement and exercise, skin care, and specialized lymphatic massage when recommended.

If swelling remains difficult to manage, your provider may recommend Intermittent Pneumatic Compression—a system that uses an inflatable garment to apply cycles of pressure—as an additional tool for home care.

💗 Don’t let swelling go unaddressed. Talk with your healthcare provider or certified lymphedema therapist about your symptoms and whether a compression system may be appropriate for you.

Learn about AIROS Medical’s compression therapy options at https://airosmedical.com/compression-therapy-products/upper-extremity-garments/

09/25/2026

IPC for arterial disease isn't a new idea—but its place in today's PAD treatment conversation deserves another look.

The 2024 AHA/ACC PAD guideline states that in patients with CLTI for whom revascularization is not an option, arterial intermittent pneumatic compression devices may be considered to augment wound healing or ameliorate ischemic rest pain.

For clinicians caring for complex PAD patients, guideline awareness matters.

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

09/23/2026

We’re looking forward to Texas Podiatric Medical Association! If you’re attending, come say hello to the AIROS Medical team at booth 617.

We’ll be sharing information about ARTAIRA® arterial compression and our pneumatic compression systems for lymphatic and venous care.

We hope to see you there!

If you can't attend, learn how we can help https://airosmedical.com/conditions/peripheral-arterial-disease-overview/

09/22/2026

Breast cancer treatment can have lasting effects throughout the body—from bone and muscle health to cardiovascular function, metabolism, cognition, pain, and overall mobility.

Join AIROS Medical and the National Lymphedema Network for a free Sponsor Series webinar presented by Jodi Winicour, PT, CMT, CLT-LANA, and moderated by Adie MacKenzie of AIROS Medical.

This session will explore the whole-body effects of estrogen deprivation and endocrine therapy, along with evidence-based strategies involving rehabilitation, movement, exercise, and other supportive interventions.

📅 October 6, 2026
⏰ 7:00 p.m. ET
💻 Free to attend; registration is required

Register today: https://lymphnet.member365.org/public/event/details/3eff614fbe3d495134e92659469fbfae03db2aa2/1

09/21/2026

Compression for an arterial condition? At first, this can sound counterintuitive.

Arterial intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) is very different from sustained compression. Rapid, intermittent compression of the foot, ankle, and calf creates dynamic pressure changes that can influence arterial inflow and vascular physiology.

The ARTAIRA® Arterial Compression System was specifically designed to deliver this type of therapy for people with peripheral arterial disease (PAD).

Throughout PAD Awareness Month, we’re breaking down the science behind arterial IPC, how ARTAIRA® works, and why this therapy deserves a place in the arterial care conversation.

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

09/17/2026

We’re heading to Atlanta for the Society for Vascular Medicine’s 2026 Vascular Scientific Sessions!

Visit AIROS Medical at Booth 2 to learn more about the ARTAIRA® arterial compression system and our pneumatic compression systems and garments for chronic venous insufficiency (CVI).

We look forward to connecting with vascular medicine professionals and sharing how our technology supports patients across the vascular care continuum.

📍 Grand Hyatt Atlanta
📅 September 24–27
📌 Booth 2

Learn more about us https://airosmedical.com/