Small. Light. Compact.
Now that’s Nimbl.
Nimbl™ truly lives up to its name with its sleek look, small footprint, and an eight-compression-chamber design. Its multiple pressure modes allow you to individualize treatment, and the unique inflation sequencing ensures a more comfortable experience for your patients.
Nimbl delivers effective pneumatic compression therapy, with a small, light, and compact controller designed for improved patient experience.
The compact, user-friendly innovation you and your patients have been waiting for.
User-friendly
Compact design weighing less than 2 pounds with a simple, two-button interface for easy operation.
Easy to tuck away
Controller is the size of a hardcover book, making it easy to store after treatment or pack in an overnight bag.
Optimized for adherence
Smallest pneumatic compression device on the market, featuring rechargeable battery,* increases likelihood of treatment adherence.
More nimble, yet same clinical efficacy**.
In a clinical study, patients treating their lymphedema with a pneumatic compression device like Nimbl experienced multiple benefits:
Reduction in the rate of episodes of cellulitis.
Reduction in the rate of clinic visits.
Reduction in the rate of hospitalizations.
Have patients who need a basic PCD?
Kylee allows your patients to share their progress during visits.
Kylee™ is a free mobile app designed to help you focus on positive patient outcomes.
With Kylee, your patients can learn about lymphedema, track key metrics and share photos, measurements, and more, allowing you to make informed treatment decisions.
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At home or on the road, your patients can take Nimbl wherever they go.
View accessories that make it even easier for your patients to take their care anywhere*.
*These optional accessories are available for purchase and not covered by insurance. They are not necessary to receive effective therapy.
**Brayton KM, Hirsch AT, O’Brien PJ, Cheville A, Karaca-Mandic P, Rockson SG. Lymphedema Prevalence and Treatment Benefits in Cancer: Impact of a Therapeutic Intervention on Health Outcomes and Costs. Public Library of Science PLOS ONE. www.plosone.org. December 2014. Accessed December 2014.