Type
Compression Therapy
Duration
1 hour
Sequential pneumatic compression suits at Remedy Place apply pulsed air pressure to the legs and lower body in a proximal-to-distal pattern, mechanically stimulating the lymphatic system. The 60-minute session may support fluid drainage, reduce exercise-related swelling, and accelerate lower-limb recovery. Included in the Day Pass and the Jet Lag Protocol. Particularly popular post-flight and post-training.
About this treatment
Lymphatic compression therapy at Remedy Place uses full-leg and hip pneumatic compression garments — similar to NormaTec-style sequential compression systems — that inflate in a wave pattern from the foot upward to the hip, mimicking the natural proximal-to-distal action of the lymphatic system's intrinsic pumping mechanism. The lymphatic system is a low-pressure circulatory network that lacks an active pump (unlike the cardiovascular system's heart),…
Good to know
- Sequential pneumatic compression — full-leg and hip
- 60-minute session per credit (~$65)
- Included in Day Pass and Jet Lag Protocol ($525)
- Post-flight and post-training recovery
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1 membership credit per session (~$65 non-member equivalent). Included in Day Pass ($350). Featured in Jet Lag Protocol ($525: lymphatic compression + Remedy IV drip + hyperbaric).