ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM LYMPHEDEMA?
Kewanee Physical Therapy is now offering Lymphedema Therapy To celebrate, we are offering a Day of Free Lymphedema Exams! December 10! Call (309) 852-2200 to register today!
Dear Valued Client, We are very excited here at Kewanee Physical Therapy and Rehab Specialists to be offering treatments for Lymphedema. Ashley Egan recently became a certified Lymphedema Therapist, and to celebrate we will be offering a day of completely Free Exams for anyone who is needing lymphedema management. Please call (309) 852-2200 to schedule your Free Exam.
Meet Our Lymphedema Therapist
Ashley Egan, Certified Lymphedema Therapist Our very own Occupational Therapist here at KewaneePhysicalTherapy andRehabSpecialists has become a Certified Lymphedema Therapist. Ashley isaboardcertifiedOccupationalTherapist who graduated with her Master’s degree in OccupationalTherapy fromSt.AmbroseUniversity
The day for FREE Lymphedema Exams will be December 10th from 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
In 2013. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Health Science from Bradley University in 2009. Ashley began working at Kewanee Physical Therapy and Rehab Specialists in 2005 and has recently achieved specialist certification as a Certified Lymphedema Therapist (CLT) through the Academy of Lymphatic Studies. In January of 2019, Ashley was diagnosed with breast cancer herself, so this certification is very near and dear to her. Ashley is very excited to be able to give back to the communities that have supported her and to be offering this new level of specialized care to the area. Call today to set up a free screening with Ashley Egan, MOTR/L, CLT at (309) 852-2200.
The Free Exam will consist of: • A30minuteone-on-oneappointmentwithaCertifiedLymphedema Therapist • Opportunity to discuss how Lymphedema is impacting your life • Education regarding Lymphedema Management The appointments are free, but are limited as there are only 10 spots total available. Call (309) 852-2200 to reserve your spot today! Lymphedema is a form of chronic swelling that usually occurs in the limb and trunk, but can occur anywhere in the body where the lymphatic systemhasbeencompromised.Causesof lymphaticsystemdysfunction may be lymph node removal for cancer treatment, injury to lymphatic vessels due to trauma or infection, venous insufficiency, or congenital malformation of the lymphatics. Lymphedema treatments may consist of a combination of the following: manual lymph drainage, bandaging, exercises, skin care, and patient/caregiver education.
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