Durable medical equipment
Iceless cold therapy, red light, wearable ultrasound, and knee CPM. The focus is workers’ compensation patients recovering at home. Self-pay is limited, and we say so before anything is scheduled.
Delivery slip
Home setup
What we place
If a surgeon wrote an order, start there. If you are not sure which device fits, say what the surgery or injury is and we will sort it with you.
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A unit moves chilled water through a pad, so the cold stays on the joint without a cooler to dump and refill. People use it at home after orthopedic surgery when swelling and discomfort need steady attention.
Cold therapy — not an ice chest, and not a diagnosis.
How it works
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Joint, surgery date, and which device — or say you are not sure. Tell us if you are a workers’ comp patient or self-pay for private insurance.
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You hear from us about the specifics of the unit and the details for the rental.
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Someone brings it to the house, fits it, and walks through start, stop, and who to call if it misbehaves.
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The order does not end at the door. When the protocol is finished, we schedule the pickup.
The company
I started Lifted Medical so the equipment after surgery would come with a person attached to it. Not a tracking number and a porch.
The name is the job. Help people get lifted back toward ordinary days — the walk to the kitchen, a night of sleep, the follow-up they are actually ready for.
The company is new. The work is not. Two decades around patients, surgeons, and the machines that show up after an operation. Most of that work is workers’ compensation. Self-pay is limited. This is the smaller version: four lines of equipment, a setup in the house, and someone who stays on the order until the pickup.
— The owner, Lifted Medical
A small DME company for workers’ compensation, with limited self-pay. Knee CPM only.
Most equipment is placed from an order written by the treating doctor. Lifted Medical is not a medical provider and does not give medical advice. If you do not have the order yet, say so — we will tell you what we need.
Cold therapy and knee CPM are usually short rentals around a surgery. Red light is not a rental — the workers’ comp patient keeps the device. We name the arrangement for any other unit before it is delivered.
Yes. That is the focus — workers’ compensation patients recovering at home. A smaller number of self-pay patients, when we can take them. We will say whether a self-pay device can go out before anything is scheduled.
It depends on the surgery date and what is on the shelf. Give us the date. If we can make that window, we will say so. If we cannot, we will say that too.
Workers’ compensation patients, and a smaller number of self-pay patients.
Request
Claim details if you have them, surgery date, and the device. This is for workers’ compensation patients, and a smaller number of self-pay patients.