A person wearing compression stockings

Support starts with
the right fit.

Compression is not a one-size-fits-all solution. The right garment, compression level, and fit can make all the difference in comfort, support, and success. Our certified fitters provide personalized care — ensuring your individual needs are addressed and treated appropriately.

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What we fit

Compression Garments For

Leg & Foot Compression

Conditions We Treat

  • Leg/foot lymphedema
  • Leg/Foot swelling
  • Lipedema
  • Venous insufficiency
  • Chronic edema

Solutions We Offer

  • Knee-high stockings
  • Thigh-high stockings
  • Pantyhose
  • Toe caps
  • Daytime garments
  • Nighttime garments
  • Adjustable Velcro wraps
  • Custom garments
A woman fitting a leg compression garment
Arm & Hand Compression

Conditions We Treat

  • Lymphedema
  • Chronic swelling
  • Lipedema
  • Post-thrombotic syndrome following an upper extremity DVT

Solutions We Offer

  • Sleeves
  • Gloves
  • Gauntlets
  • Daytime garments
  • Nighttime garments
  • Adjustable Velcro wraps
  • Custom garments
A woman wearing an arm sleeve and glove
Chest, Torso & Pelvic Compression

Conditions We Treat

  • Truncal lymphedema
  • Breast cancer-related lymphedema
  • Chest wall swelling
  • Abdominal swelling
  • Genital lymphedema
  • Pelvic/genital swelling

Solutions We Offer

  • Bras
  • Camisoles
  • Vests
  • Abdominal compression garments
  • Genital compression garments
  • Daytime compression garments
  • Nighttime compression garments
  • Adjustable compression Velcro wraps
  • Custom garments
A woman wearing a compression bra
Head & Neck

Conditions We Treat

  • Head and neck lymphedema
  • Facial/neck swelling
  • Post-surgical swelling
  • Post-radiation swelling

Solutions We Offer

  • Chin straps
  • Face masks
  • Neck garments
  • Daytime compression garments
  • Nighttime compression garments
  • Adjustable Velcro wraps
  • Custom compression garments
A head and neck compression garment
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Your path to compression

1
Diagnosis
2
Treatment
(if needed)
3
Swelling
Stabilizes
4
Professional
Hand Fitting
5
Compression
Garment
6
Long-Term
Management

Every patient's journey is unique. Depending on your condition, some steps may not apply. Our experienced fitters work closely with your healthcare team to determine the right time and the right compression solution for you.

What is the difference between daytime and nighttime compression? A nighttime compression garment worn on the full leg and foot

Daytime compression is designed to be worn while you're awake and moving. These garments provide graduated compression to help manage swelling throughout your daily activities and are available in ready-to-wear, custom, and flat knit options.

Nighttime compression is designed to be worn while you sleep or rest. Because your body is in a different position at night, these garments use textured foam, channels, or specialized construction to help maintain swelling reduction, soften fibrotic tissue, and support long-term lymphedema management while remaining comfortable enough for extended wear.

Many patients benefit from both daytime and nighttime compression as part of a complete treatment plan. Your certified fitter and healthcare provider will help determine which garments are appropriate for your diagnosis, lifestyle, and treatment goals.

Caring for your compression garments A fitter adjusting a compression sock on a patient

Daytime Garments

  • Wash elastic garments daily, Velcro garments weekly, using a mild, fragrance-free detergent and warm water to remove oils and sweat and preserve elasticity.
  • Hand-wash when possible. Machine wash is fine in a mesh bag on delicate, cold water.
  • No bleach, fabric softeners, Woolite, or similar.
  • Don't wring. Air-dry away from direct heat and sunlight.
  • Close all Velcro fasteners before washing.

Nighttime Garments

  • Machine wash weekly on permanent press, warm water, mild fragrance-free detergent.
  • No bleach, fabric softeners, or similar.
  • Tumble dry quilted garments on permanent press with other laundry or clean tennis balls. Air-dry outer jackets.
When it's time for a new garment A leg compression garment

Daytime Garments

  • Replace every 3 to 6 months.
  • Medicare plans typically cover 3 garments (or pairs) every 6 months. Commercial plans vary — ask your fitter about limits and re-order timing.

Nighttime Garments

  • Replace every 12 months.
  • Most insurance plans cover 1 garment (or pair) per year.

Sooner if

  • Your measurements or condition change.
  • The garment is ripped, torn, or has holes.
  • The elasticity is worn out.
Looking for lymphedema therapy? A foot being measured with a tape measure

We work with experienced therapists throughout Central Texas who provide evaluation, treatment, and ongoing lymphedema care. The providers below can help determine the most appropriate treatment plan and work with your compression garment needs.

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We're contracted with major insurance plans

We're in-network with many major insurance plans. Because coverage varies by policy, our team verifies your benefits, reviews your coverage, and explains any expected patient responsibility before moving forward.

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requirements
Medicare
  • Medicare Part B
  • Medicare Advantage Plans: Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Scott and White Senior Care, WellMed
Medicaid
  • Texas Medicaid
  • UnitedHealthcare Community Plan
Commercial
  • Aetna
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
  • UnitedHealthcare
  • Curative
  • TriWest
  • Sendero
  • Scott and White
  • Ascension Personalized Care
  • CHAMPVA
  • Humana

"As a loyal customer of P&H for nearly 7 years, I can't imagine my life without their kindness, support, and top-notch products. Their staff is the most knowledgeable around, and I recommend them to anyone who needs lymphedema garments. You won't regret choosing P&H!."

Anne K.

Lymphedema patient

"I've been a customer of P&H for over 14 years. I have lymphedema from my waist to my toes — compression capris and knee-highs during the day, a Solaris Tribute Night garment at night. Missy Garner has managed my compression needs with precision. Her measurements are spot on, and I've never had to send anything back for resizing. She also gives me options beyond the standard nude or black — I have on lilac today. The colors help me stay compliant. I've survived 24/7 compression thanks to P&H. Thank you, Missy."

Amy K

Lymphedema patient

"The folks at P&H Services have always done a fantastic job. I wear thigh high compression stockings on a daily basis. The fit and sizing have always been excellent when I've ordered garments. It does take an initial period of adjustment when wearing compression garments but after that the benefits are enormous. My leg edema has been very well controlled for years and edema no longer impacts my daily life."

Ben J.

Compression patient

Are you a specialist or medical practitioner?

We work shoulder to shoulder with physicians and patients to get the product right. Refer a patient, request prescribing forms, or talk through a custom case.

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Any question you have,
we're here to help

Will my insurance cover a compression garment?

Coverage depends on your insurance plan, diagnosis, and the type of garment prescribed. Before we place an order, we'll verify your benefits, explain any out-of-pocket costs, and let you know if prior authorization or additional documentation is needed.

We're contracted with most major insurance plans and are happy to help you understand your coverage before moving forward.

What is your exchange and remake policy for compression garments?
Items billed to insurance can't be returned. If an off-the-shelf garment doesn't fit, we may be able to exchange it for a different size within 30 days of receipt, though some manufacturers charge a restocking fee. If a custom garment doesn't fit as intended, we'll work with the manufacturer to remake it for no additional charge — we just need you to bring it in within 2 weeks of receipt so we can address any fit issues promptly.
What is the difference between ready-to-wear and custom garments?
Ready-to-wear garments are manufactured in standard sizes, while custom garments are made specifically to your measurements. If a standard size cannot provide the proper fit or support, a custom garment may be recommended. Our fitters will help determine the best option based on your measurements and clinical needs.
I don't live in your area. Can I still order compression garments from P&H?

Yes. We are happy to work with patients outside our local service area.

To process your order, we'll need your demographics, a valid prescription, supporting clinical documentation from your provider, and current measurements taken by your physician or therapist. Once we receive everything, we'll verify your benefits, obtain any required authorizations, and coordinate your order.

You or your provider can send the required information by:
Fax: (512) 986-6330
Email: reception@phservnet.com

Why is a professional fitting important?
Compression therapy is most effective when the garment fits correctly. Our experienced fitters hand-measure and evaluate your individual needs. The result is a personalized solution designed for the best possible fit, comfort, and function.
What brands do you carry?
We carry a wide variety of daytime and nighttime compression garments from leading manufacturers, including Medi, Juzo, L&R Solaris, JOBST, Haddenham, Therafirm/Thuasne, Sigvaris, Anita, Amoena, Alta Medical, and Wear Ease. Our fitters can help determine the best garment based on your individual needs, fit, and lifestyle.
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