MLD that knows the difference between visits.
Limb measurements, swelling severity, and treatment-arc tracking. Built for lymphedema and post-surgical MLD practice.
What manual lymphatic drainage therapy practice actually looks like
Stillpoint is shaped around the specifics of your work. Here's what that means in practice.
Intake fields you'll actually use
- Reason for MLD (post-surgical, lymphedema primary/secondary, post-cosmetic, lipedema)
- Affected region(s) with limb dominance
- Compression garment status (yes/no, type, hours/day worn)
- Most recent surgery date and surgeon clearance
- Baseline limb measurements (5 points, in cm)
Session note format
MLD-specific SOAP with measurement comparison — pre/post limb girth at 5 standard points, areas worked (sequence and direction), compression worn between visits, client-reported swelling change.
Typical session length
60–90 minutes
Typical session price
$100–$160 USD
What matters most for manual lymphatic drainage therapy
The features Stillpoint built specifically with this work in mind.
Clinical Notes
Limb-measurement table built into the SOAP template — auto-calculates change over time.
Treatment Plans
Multi-session arcs typical for MLD (Phase 1 intensive → Phase 2 maintenance).
Online Booking & Intake
Service-level prerequisites — first visit must be 90 minutes for proper baseline.
Re-engagement
Auto-message for maintenance-phase clients who lapse.
Frequently asked questions
Can I track limb measurements across all visits?
Yes — Stillpoint tracks circumferential measurements at five standard points per limb. Each session captures pre and post values, and you can chart change over weeks/months.
Do you support compression garment tracking?
Yes. Compression status (worn / not worn / type / hours per day) is a client-level field that surfaces in every session note for MLD-related care.
How does multi-phase treatment work?
MLD often runs Phase 1 (3–5x/week intensive) into Phase 2 (1–2x/week maintenance). Stillpoint's treatment plans support phased care with different session frequencies per phase.