Labor Day

This little pump makes light work of therapy.

It’s hard to believe that summer is winding to a close. Somehow those weeks between June and September seem to slip by quicker than all the others. As Labor Day approaches, we’re starting to settle back into routines—students are going back to school and many of us are even going back to the office. While so many of us have been working from home, Aria Free™ provided a solution to the hassle and isolation of therapy. And now, that freedom can move with you. If you’re among those making the return to the workplace, Aria Free is ready to head there with you. It’s therapy that fits your life, and a device that fits in the palm of your hand.

Aria Free goes where you go.

With so much to manage—family, health, work, and travel for business or for pleasure—it’s hard to find that health/life balance. But the ultra-compact, ultra-portable Aria Free system aims to improve it all, tipping the scales toward life. With all you do, compression therapy doesn’t have to be a burden. We made a pump and a garment for the way you live.

The design makes it different.

With a compression pump that fits in the palm of your hand and a smartly designed garment, Aria Free compression therapy is made to give you control. The Aria Free system has a single tube connection, too, so if you need to take a quick break during therapy, you can simply disconnect to do whatever you need to do and reconnect without interrupting therapy. It’s all about freedom and flexibility.

Business trips? No problem.

Aria Free has a universal power supply and a portable, packable profile that makes it the ideal travel companion. In fact, it even comes with its own stylish travel bag. The system is cleared for air travel and you can even use it onboard. We think getting in a great movie, a good snack, and easy compression therapy at 30,000 feet seems empowering, but you can let us know what you think. If you’ve got a trip planned, download a copy of the Aria Health travel compliance letter here. Now you can take care of business and take care of yourself.

Good things come in small packages.

We want you to be able to go wherever life takes you, personally and professionally. Because therapy takes time and effort, it can place limits on all the activities that make us feel fulfilled. At Aria Health, we hope to help the millions of people living with lymphedema take control of their health—and their lives—with the flexibility, portability, and ease of use that Aria Free delivers, every day.

Risk-free Aria Free.

Compression therapy shouldn’t be hard work. So we’ve designed it to be easy to use and easy to try. With our 30-day return policy, you can see if Aria Free is right for you. We think you’ll find it improves therapy and quality of life. But if you don’t, you can return it to us within 30 days – for free.*

More good news.

Aria Health is a Medicare-certified provider. That’s a game-changer because many pneumatic compression pumps that are traditionally covered by Medicare are cumbersome and using them can feel isolating. With the ease and portability afforded by Aria Free, even more people can care for themselves and feel more a part of the life around them. If you’re a Medicare beneficiary—or someone you care about is—give us a call at (866) 647-0691. We’re always here to answer your questions and help in any way we can.

Aria Free is changing compression therapy. Developed in association with our parent company, ResMed, our cloud-connectable pump is backed by thirty years of innovative health technology expertise.

*Subject to our return policy.

The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your doctor or another health care provider if you have any questions about a medical condition or treatment, and do not disregard your doctor’s advice because of any information provided on this site. If you think you may have a medical emergency, immediately contact your doctor or call 911.