71 Innovation Dr, Unit 6, Vaughan · No referral needed · Direct billing available
Mon to Fri 9 am to 8 pm · Sat 9 am to 4 pm
71 Innovation Dr, Unit 6, Vaughan · No referral needed · Direct billing available
Mon to Fri 9 am to 8 pm · Sat 9 am to 4 pm
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Ease swelling · Support circulation · Reduce leg fatigue
Recoup Health provides compression stockings in Vaughan, measured and fitted after an assessment, to help ease leg swelling and fatigue and support healthy circulation through long workdays, travel and pregnancy.
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Measured fit
Sized to your legs
Open Saturdays
9 am to 4 pm
Circulation support
Compression stockings apply graduated pressure that's firmest at the ankle and eases toward the knee or thigh.
That gradient helps blood and fluid move back up toward the heart instead of pooling in the lower legs. Many people notice less swelling, aching and heaviness by the end of the day, especially if they stand at work, sit at a desk for hours or travel long distances. Compression is also common during pregnancy and after surgery, when circulation in the legs can slow down. Our practitioners assess your needs and measure your legs to find the right size and pressure.
Good to know
Stockings come in different lengths and strengths, and the right choice depends on your symptoms, your activity and your comfort. We'll show you how to put them on, which is often the hardest part, and how to care for them so they keep their pressure. Compression pairs well with prenatal care for pregnancy swelling and rehab after surgery. Fittings happen at the Recoup Health clinic in Vaughan, with no referral needed.
What we help treat
Compression stockings are often recommended when legs swell, ache or feel heavy by the end of the day. Typical reasons people ask us about compression include the following.
Leg swelling
Poor circulation
Varicose veins
Tired or heavy legs
Long hours standing or sitting
Leg fatigue during the day
Mild fluid retention
Pregnancy-related leg swelling
Spider veins
Travel-related leg swelling
Post-surgical circulation support
Mild venous insufficiency
Reduced blood flow in the lower legs
General leg support and comfort
How we work
We start by asking about your symptoms, health history and daily routine, then measure your legs. Accurate sizing matters, because stockings that are too loose won't help and ones that are too tight can be uncomfortable.
Your compression plan is designed to help you:
Support blood flow in the legs
Reduce swelling and leg fatigue
Support vein health
Stay comfortable through long periods of standing or sitting
Keep your legs feeling lighter through the day
If you have certain circulation or heart conditions, we may ask you to check with your physician before starting compression.
Your care team
Our practitioners assess your circulation needs, take your measurements and recommend the compression level and stocking style that suit you.
Why patients choose Recoup Health
Compression only helps when the size and pressure are right. We measure carefully, explain your options in plain language and make sure you can get the stockings on and off. If your leg aches turn out to have a muscular cause, the rest of our team can help with that too. Get to know our team.
Stockings are sized to your legs rather than guessed from a chart.
We match the compression strength to your symptoms and comfort.
We show you how to put on, wear and care for your stockings.
Prenatal, post-surgery and rehab services are in the same clinic.
Your first visit
Your first appointment is our chance to understand what’s going on, how it’s affecting you and the best next steps.
Please arrive a little early if you have paperwork to complete.
We start with a conversation about your symptoms, health history, lifestyle and goals, then a physical evaluation of how your body moves and where limits may be coming from.
Once we identify the issue, we explain what we found, answer your questions and map out a plan that fits your needs.
Compression stockings FAQ
Can’t find your answer? Call us at 905-605-9020 or email info@recouphealth.ca.
Compression stockings apply gentle, graduated pressure to the legs that helps blood flow back toward the heart. This can ease swelling, heaviness and fatigue in the lower legs.
Compression stockings are often worn by people who stand or sit for long periods, travel often, are pregnant or are recovering from surgery. They can also help with varicose veins and mild venous insufficiency.
Compression stockings aren't safe for everyone, especially people with certain arterial, skin or heart conditions. That's why we ask about your health history first and may suggest speaking with your physician before you start.
Being measured for compression stockings is the best way to get a comfortable, effective fit. Leg size can change through the day, so we may suggest measuring in the morning when swelling is lowest.
Athletes can wear compression stockings, compression socks or sleeves, and some find them helpful for leg fatigue during long training days. If you're managing a calf strain or other muscle injury, compression may be one part of your recovery plan.
Leg swelling is a medical emergency when it appears suddenly in one leg with pain, warmth or redness, or comes with chest pain or shortness of breath. These can be signs of a blood clot, so go to emergency or call 911 right away. For other questions, reach the clinic by phone or email.
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71 Innovation Dr, Unit 6
Vaughan, ON L4H 0S3
Mon to Fri · 9 am to 8 pm
Saturday · 9 am to 4 pm
Sunday · Closed
