Levita Health’s Uplift Compression line provides pneumatic compression garments with independently controlled chambers that deliver programmable, multi‑zone pressure (5–60 mmHg) to the lower extremities. Integrated pressure sensors, a mobile‑app controller, and data‑logging capabilities enable real‑time monitoring, safety shut‑off, and clinician review for at‑home and clinical management of chronic venous insufficiency, lymphedema, and post‑surgical edema.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Patients with chronic venous insufficiency, lymphedema, or recent surgery often experience impaired venous return, persistent swelling, and limited mobility, which can delay recovery and increase the risk of complications. Traditional static compression garments provide uniform pressure that may be insufficient for individualized therapeutic needs. Consequently, clinicians lack a scalable solution that delivers precise, adjustable compression to target affected regions effectively.
Solution
Levita Health’s Uplift Compression line offers advanced pneumatic compression garments that apply regulated, multi‑zone pressure to the lower extremities. The system uses an integrated pump and micro‑valve network to deliver customizable pressure cycles, promoting venous return and lymphatic drainage while preserving patient comfort. Real‑time pressure monitoring ensures consistent therapeutic levels throughout use, reducing the likelihood of under‑ or over‑compression. By facilitating active mobility and decreasing edema, the garments support faster post‑operative recovery and long‑term management of chronic vascular conditions. Clinicians can prescribe the devices with preset protocols that align with evidence‑based guidelines, and patients can operate them independently at home or in clinical settings.
Target Audience
The primary customers are healthcare providers—vascular surgeons, wound‑care specialists, and physical therapists—who prescribe compression therapy for patients with chronic venous insufficiency, lymphedema, or post‑operative recovery needs. End‑users include ambulatory patients seeking at‑home, clinician‑guided edema management.
Features
- Pneumatic compression architecture with multiple independently controlled chambers for targeted pressure distribution
- Adjustable pressure settings (5–60 mmHg) and programmable cycle schedules via a handheld controller or mobile app
- Integrated pressure sensors that provide real‑time feedback and automatic safety shut‑off to maintain prescribed therapeutic ranges
- Lightweight, breathable fabric engineered for ergonomic fit and ease of donning/doffing, suitable for extended wear
- Data logging of session duration, pressure profiles, and compliance metrics, exportable via secure cloud API for clinician review
- Battery‑operated pump with up to 12 hours of continuous operation and quick‑charge capability
- Compatibility with standard wound‑care and post‑surgical protocols, including seamless integration into existing patient management workflows