Preventech is a cordless Sequential Compression Device that gently inflates around your calves to keep blood flowing after surgery. It helps prevent clots (Deep Vein Thrombosis) while you recover at home.
After surgery, limited movement can slow blood flow and increase clot risk. Preventech safely mimics muscle movement to promote healthy circulation.
For best results, wear Preventech 16–20 hours a day for the first three weeks after surgery. Remove it only for short walks, bathing, or quick skin checks. Always follow your surgeon’s instructions.
Yes. Preventech continues therapy safely while plugged in.
Use the included AC adapter with pigtail splitters to charge both cuffs at once. A full charge takes about 3 hours and lasts 7-9 hours.
No — Preventech's batteries are sealed and non-removable for safety. If the unit no longer holds a charge, contact CureTech for warranty replacement (1-year coverage) or troubleshooting support.
Turn the unit off, make sure both LCD screens illuminate, and restart. If the issue continues, contact CureTech Support for help or a replacement.
No—Preventech should not be used while walking. Standing briefly to reposition is fine, but therapy should be used while resting. Sit or recline during treatment to prevent sleeve shifting and reduce fall risk.
Yes - Preventech is comfortable for overnight use. Just make sure the sleeves are positioned securely before sleeping.
Most patients use it for 2-4 weeks or until their doctor confirms it's safe to stop.
You should feel firm pressure, not pain or tingling. If uncomfortable, adjust and restart. If irritation continues, contact your provider.
Yes — Preventech is covered by most commercial, workers' comp, and auto insurance plans when prescribed for post-surgical recovery.
Our CureTech Patient Support Team is available 24/7 by phone, text, or email.
Cryo-compression combines cold therapy and gentle pressure to reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation after surgery or injury.
CureTech provides cryo-compression braces for knee, hip, back, and shoulder recovery — each designed for targeted relief and comfort.
Cold temperatures slow inflammation while compression improves circulation, helping you recover faster with less pain.
Most patients wear the brace for 20-30 minutes at a time, several times per day, as directed by their provider.
Yes — refreeze between sessions. Each pack provides up to two hours of cooling therapy.
Yes. All CureTech cryo braces use quick-fit straps and ergonomic design for easy donning and doffing.
Yes — covered by Medicare and most commercial plans when prescribed for post-surgical pain and swelling.
Yes, but for best results, wear it directly over a thin barrier or light fabric layer.
CureTech Patient Support is available 24/7 for replacements or questions.
Most patients use it for 2-4 weeks or until their doctor confirms it's safe to stop.
A compression garment gently squeezes your arm or leg to help move fluid out of swollen areas, improving circulation and preventing buildup.
A gradient compression wrap with adjustable straps for comfort and daily wear. Approved under HCPCS A6583 and covered by most insurance plans.
It features color-coded tension lines for accurate pressure and easy adjustments without removing it completely.
Patients with lymphedema, venous insufficiency, or post-surgical swelling.
Common ICD-10 codes: Q82.0, 189.0, 197.2, 197.89.
Yes - your provider must issue a prescription with coverage area and clinical notes.
Medicare covers 3 daytime garments every 6 months and 2 nighttime garments every 2 years.
Donning/doffing aids such as sliders or gloves may also be covered.
Typically 8-12 hours, or as directed by your provider.
Hand-wash or use gentle cycle with mild detergent; air-dry only.
Every 3-6 months for best performance.
Medicare and most insurers will cover replacements.
It should feel snug, not painful. Providers or fitters will ensure proper sizing.
Under A6583; standard deductible and coinsurance apply.
CureTech's Patient Support Team is available 24/7 for coverage and replacement questions.
Yes. If a product does not fit or cannot be worn, it may qualify for return within 30 days of delivery as long as it remains unused and in its original condition with all accessories.
To start a return, contact your local CureTech representative for authorization and instructions. In the event of an approved return, CureTech covers the cost of return shipping.
Returns may be approved if:
• The wrong product was shipped
• The product is defective or damaged
• The garment does not fit or cannot be worn
If approved, the unused product may be returned for a full refund, and CureTech covers the cost of return shipping.
It's a medical device that uses gentle, air-powered pressure cycles to reduce swelling and improve lymphatic circulation.
Patients with lymphedema, chronic venous insufficiency, or post-surgical swelling unresponsive to garments alone.
Wrap the sleeves, connect to the pump, and press start. Sessions typically last 30-60 minutes, once or twice daily.
Yes. The compression is gentle and rhythmic — similar to a light massage.
Yes. Coverage varies by diagnosis and medical necessity; CureTech handles all insurance paperwork.
Gradient compression (E0651) provides steady pressure; calibrated therapy (E0652) allows precise pressure control per chamber for advanced cases.
Yes, but not at the same time. Use the pump first, then wear garments to maintain results.
Wipe with mild soap and water; air-dry completely before next use.
Turn it off, restart, and check connections. If the issue persists, contact CureTech Support for troubleshooting or replacement.
Lymphedema is chronic – consistent daily therapy helps maintain long-term results. Your provider will tailor your plan.
Yes. If a product does not fit or cannot be worn, it may qualify for return within 30 days of delivery as long as it remains unused and in its original condition with all accessories.
To start a return, contact your local CureTech representative for authorization and instructions. In the event of an approved return, CureTech covers the cost of return shipping.
Returns may be approved if:
• The wrong product was shipped
• The product is defective or damaged
• The garment does not fit or cannot be worn
If approved, the unused product may be returned for a full refund, and CureTech covers the cost of return shipping.
A device that uses low-level electromagnetic or ultrasound signals to stimulate bone healing after fractures or spinal fusion.
Stimulators increase cellular activity around the bone, promoting faster, stronger healing.
Typically 30 minutes to 2 hours daily, depending on your prescription.
Yes. These devices deliver therapy through soft tissue and can be used over clothing, braces, or casts.
No – the therapy in painless and non-invasive.
Yes – covered under HCPCS E0747 (Spinalogic) and E0748 (ManaFuse) when medically necessary.
Your provider monitors progress through follow-up imaging. Consistent daily use improves results.
Resume as soon as possible. Consistency is key for effective bone healing.
Contact CureTech Patient Support for troubleshooting or replacement units under warranty.
Returns may be approved if:
• The wrong product was shipped
• The product is defective or damaged
• The garment does not fit or cannot be worn
If approved, the unused product may be returned for a full refund, and CureTech covers the cost of return shipping.
Compression therapy uses specialized garments and pneumatic compression devices to help improve circulation, reduce swelling, and support healthy fluid movement throughout the body.
Lymphedema is a chronic condition caused by a buildup of lymphatic fluid, resulting in swelling that most commonly affects the arms, legs, chest, or abdomen.
Lymphedema can develop when the lymphatic system becomes damaged or blocked. Common causes include cancer treatment, lymph node removal, radiation therapy, infection, trauma, or certain inherited conditions.
Common symptoms include swelling, heaviness, tightness, discomfort, reduced mobility, skin changes, and difficulty fitting into clothing or footwear.
There is currently no cure for lymphedema. However, early intervention and ongoing compression therapy can help manage symptoms, reduce swelling, and improve quality of life.
Compression therapy applies controlled pressure to encourage lymphatic fluid movement, helping reduce swelling, improve circulation, and support long-term symptom management.
neumatic compression therapy uses inflatable garments connected to a pump that delivers sequential air pressure to encourage fluid movement and reduce swelling.
Standard compression systems provide basic sequential compression, while advanced systems use calibrated pressure patterns designed to mimic manual lymphatic drainage and address more complex swelling conditions.
Compression therapy may benefit patients experiencing lymphedema, chronic swelling, venous insufficiency, post-surgical swelling, circulation issues, or other fluid-management conditions.
Yes. Compression therapy helps support healthy blood flow and lymphatic drainage, which may improve circulation and reduce fluid buildup.
Treatment frequency varies based on diagnosis and physician recommendations. Many patients use compression therapy daily as part of a long-term management plan.
Yes. Many compression therapy systems are specifically designed for home use, allowing patients to receive treatment independently and comfortably.
Many compression garments and pneumatic compression devices may be eligible for insurance coverage depending on medical necessity, diagnosis, and individual plan requirements.
No. Most patients describe compression therapy as gentle, comfortable pressure. Therapy settings can often be adjusted to improve comfort and compliance.
Depending on the procedure, patients may be prescribed cold-compression therapy, DVT prevention devices, compression garments, braces, or bone growth stimulators to support recovery at home.
Following your physician's instructions, staying mobile as directed, managing swelling, and using prescribed recovery equipment can help support a safer and more comfortable recovery.
Swelling is a natural part of the healing process. Surgical procedures can temporarily disrupt normal circulation and fluid movement, causing excess fluid to collect in the surrounding tissues.
Common approaches include elevation, movement as directed by your physician, compression therapy, cold-compression therapy, and other prescribed recovery solutions.
Cold-compression therapy combines therapeutic cooling and compression to help reduce swelling, manage discomfort, and support post-operative recovery.
Treatment recommendations vary by procedure and physician protocol. Many patients use cold-compression therapy during the first several days or weeks following surgery.
DVT prevention therapy uses sequential compression technology to help maintain circulation and reduce the risk of developing deep vein thrombosis (DVT) after surgery.
Following surgery, patients are often less active, which may increase the risk of blood clot formation. DVT prevention devices help support healthy circulation during recovery.
A Sequential Compression Device (SCD) uses inflatable leg garments that periodically apply pressure to improve blood flow and reduce the risk of post-operative blood clots.
Yes. Many post-operative recovery solutions are specifically designed for safe, comfortable use at home following discharge.
At-home recovery solutions help patients continue prescribed therapy outside the hospital while promoting comfort, convenience, mobility, and treatment adherence.
Recovery devices are frequently prescribed following orthopedic procedures, joint replacements, spine surgery, shoulder surgery, fracture repair, sports medicine procedures, and other outpatient surgeries.
Recovery timelines vary by procedure and patient. While some swelling improves within days or weeks, residual swelling may persist for several months during the healing process.
Rehabilitation is the process of restoring strength, mobility, function, and independence following surgery through a combination of therapy, movement, and recovery support tools.
Yes. Compression therapy may help reduce swelling, support circulation, and improve comfort during the recovery process when prescribed by a healthcare provider.
Coverage varies by device, diagnosis, procedure, and insurance plan. Many prescribed recovery solutions may qualify for reimbursement when medical necessity criteria are met.
Many CureTech solutions may be eligible for insurance coverage when medical necessity requirements are met. Coverage varies based on the patient's diagnosis, insurance plan, and prescribed therapy.
Medicare may cover certain compression therapy products when coverage criteria are met and supporting clinical documentation is provided. Eligibility depends on the specific therapy prescribed and the patient's medical condition.
Medicare may provide coverage for qualifying compression garments when medical necessity requirements are satisfied. Coverage guidelines and replacement schedules vary by product category.
Medicare may cover pneumatic compression devices for qualifying patients who meet established coverage criteria. Additional documentation may be required depending on the diagnosis and prescribed therapy.
Many commercial insurance plans and government programs provide coverage for medically necessary lymphedema treatments, including compression garments and compression therapy devices.
Coverage depends on your diagnosis, policy benefits, and physician documentation. CureTech can help verify benefits and determine whether prescribed therapy may qualify for coverage.
Yes. Our team works directly with patients, providers, and insurance carriers to help verify benefits and identify available coverage options before treatment begins.
Most insurance verification requests require basic demographic information, insurance details, a qualifying diagnosis, and a physician's prescription or treatment recommendation.
Many compression therapy devices, garments, DVT prevention devices, and bone growth stimulators require a physician's prescription and supporting documentation.
Requirements vary by therapy type and insurance carrier. Documentation may include physician notes, diagnosis information, clinical measurements, treatment history, and proof of medical necessity.
Yes. CureTech works with many commercial insurance carriers across the United States. Coverage eligibility varies by payer and policy.
Many Medicare Advantage plans offer coverage for qualifying therapies. Coverage requirements and authorization processes vary by carrier.
CureTech partners with physicians, ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), hospitals, and therapy clinics by providing recovery solutions, compression therapy programs, streamlined prescribing, billing support, and patient management services.
CureTech supports orthopedic surgeons, vascular specialists, podiatrists, physical therapists, lymphedema therapists, wound care specialists, spine surgeons, and ambulatory surgery centers nationwide.
Providers can submit a referral, prescription, or order through CureTech's streamlined intake process. Our team then manages benefit verification, documentation review, patient onboarding, and delivery coordination.
Yes. CureTech provides digital prescribing solutions designed to simplify documentation, accelerate processing, and improve workflow efficiency for providers.
Yes. CureTech is designed to integrate seamlessly into existing clinical workflows, helping reduce administrative burden while improving patient access to prescribed therapies.
Yes. CureTech supports digital workflows and integration capabilities that help providers streamline documentation, prescribing, and order management.
Our team helps coordinate required documentation, ensuring providers have access to the tools and resources needed to support accurate order submission and insurance review.
Yes. CureTech helps verify benefits, identify coverage requirements, and coordinate payer-specific documentation to support timely patient access to therapy.
Yes. CureTech provides billing support and works to ensure claims are submitted using appropriate documentation and applicable coding guidelines.
Providers can access a broad portfolio including compression garments, pneumatic compression therapy, DVT prevention devices, cold-compression therapy, bone growth stimulators, and spinal fusion stimulators.
Yes. CureTech provides educational resources, product training, clinical support materials, and onboarding assistance to help practices successfully implement therapy programs.
Yes. Our patient-focused onboarding, support resources, and follow-up processes are designed to improve adherence and help patients stay engaged with prescribed therapy.
CureTech helps ASCs simplify post-operative care through streamlined prescribing, efficient patient onboarding, insurance support, and recovery solutions designed for home use.
Yes. Providers can access order status updates and documentation tools designed to improve visibility throughout the patient journey.
CureTech combines advanced therapy solutions, digital automation, insurance support, provider education, and patient management into a single streamlined experience designed to improve outcomes and reduce administrative burden.
Yes. CureTech supports providers and health systems across multiple locations with standardized workflows, centralized support, and scalable patient management processes.
Yes. Our team continues supporting both providers and patients after delivery to help ensure successful therapy adoption and long-term treatment success.
