MCB DME

01/20/2026

Team Tuesday ✨

Meet Adrienne, a key member of our billing team and an essential part of what keeps care moving forward at MCB DME.

Adrienne plays a critical role in managing personal injury and workers’ compensation claims, navigating complex billing requirements with precision, persistence, and attention to detail. These cases often come with added layers of coordination, documentation, and follow-up—and Adrienne ensures nothing falls through the cracks.

Beyond PI and workers’ comp, Adrienne supports a wide range of billing responsibilities, helping maintain accuracy, compliance, and smooth communication between patients, providers, and payers. Her behind-the-scenes work directly impacts how quickly and seamlessly patients can access the equipment they need.

We’re grateful for Adrienne’s dedication, expertise, and commitment to supporting both our patients and referral partners every day.

01/19/2026

Today, we honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.—a leader who reminded us that progress is built on compassion, dignity, and service to others.

At MCB DME, we believe care is most meaningful when it centers on the individual. That means listening closely, educating clearly, and supporting patients and providers with respect and integrity—every step of the way.

On this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we reflect on how service, equity, and empathy can show up in everyday actions. Small acts of care add up. Consistent support matters. And access to education and resources can make a lasting difference.

We remain committed to doing our part—by serving our community thoughtfully and helping patients feel informed, supported, and never alone in their care journey.

01/19/2026

Self Care Sunday — Even in a Snowstorm ❄️

Snow days have a way of forcing us to slow down—and sometimes, that’s exactly what our bodies need. When the weather keeps you indoors, it’s a good reminder that self-care doesn’t have to be complicated or productive.

For some, self-care today looks like staying warm, elevating your legs, and giving your body a break. For others, it might mean gentle movement, wearing your compression as recommended, or simply listening to what your body is asking for after a long week.

Storms pass. Prioritizing your well-being shouldn’t.

However you’re spending this snowy Sunday, give yourself permission to rest, reset, and take care.

01/16/2026

If you’ve ever looked at your legs and wondered why they feel disproportionately large or swollen, you’re not alone—and it’s not always as simple as weight or lifestyle.

In our latest blog, “Why Are My Legs Fat?”, we break down the most common medical reasons behind changes in leg size, including conditions like lymphedema, lipedema, and venous insufficiency. Understanding the why is often the first step toward finding the right support and care options.

This article is designed to help patients feel informed, validated, and empowered—especially if something hasn’t felt quite right and answers have been hard to find.

Read the full blog here:
👉 https://buff.ly/BZltiMo

Have questions after reading? Our team—and Lumi, our 24/7 website chatbot—are always here to help guide the conversation.

Why are my legs fat? Understand the medical causes behind leg swelling including lipedema and lymphedema. Explore treatment options like lymphedema pumps and compression therapy.

01/15/2026

When patients trust us with their care, we take that responsibility seriously.

From the first phone call to in-home setup and follow-up, our team is committed to making sure every patient feels informed, comfortable, and fully supported throughout their lymphedema care journey.

Thank you, George, for sharing your experience and for trusting MCB DME with your care. It means more than you know.

If you or a loved one has been prescribed a lymphedema pump, our team is here to guide you every step of the way.

01/13/2026

Team Tuesday | Meet Jenine, Director of Operations

Behind every smooth experience, timely delivery, and thoughtful follow-up at MCB DME, there is strong operational leadership making sure nothing falls through the cracks. That leadership comes from Jenine, our Director of Operations.

Jenine oversees the systems, workflows, and people that keep patient care moving forward—often quietly, always intentionally. From coordinating installs and managing timelines to ensuring communication stays clear between patients, providers, and our internal teams, her work directly shapes the experience patients describe in their reviews.

When patients talk about how easy the process felt, how quickly equipment arrived, or how supported their family felt during a stressful time, they are often seeing the result of Jenine’s behind-the-scenes work. She brings structure without rigidity, urgency without chaos, and accountability with empathy.

Healthcare logistics are complex. Jenine makes them feel manageable—for our team and for the patients who rely on us.

We are grateful for the leadership, enthusiasm, consistency, and care she brings to MCB DME every single day.

01/12/2026

A simple reminder for this Monday: no one builds something meaningful by themselves.

The best results come from teamwork, trust, and people showing up for one another.

Grateful to be part of a team that believes in doing things the right way—together. 💙

01/10/2026

“What should compression feel like when it’s on?”

This is one of the most common questions we hear—and an important one.

Compression should feel supportive and snug, but not painful, restrictive, or alarming. Many patients describe it as a gentle, even pressure that feels secure rather than tight. That sensation helps garments stay in place and do what they’re designed to do—without causing discomfort.

It’s also normal for compression to feel different at first. New wearers may notice increased awareness of the garment, especially during the first few days. What matters most is that it feels tolerable, wearable, and appropriate for daily use.

Compression should never cause sharp pain, numbness, tingling, or skin irritation. Those sensations can be signs that something isn’t quite right—often related to fit, sizing, or the type of garment being used.

That’s why proper measurement, education, and follow-up matter. Compression is not one-size-fits-all, and small adjustments can make a meaningful difference in comfort and confidence.

If you ever have questions about how your compression feels, ask. Support doesn’t stop once a garment is in your hands.

01/08/2026

Wellness Spotlight: Understanding Lymphedema

Have you been experiencing unexplained swelling in your arms or legs? It might be more than just everyday swelling.

Our latest blog post — “What Is Lymphedema and Why Do I Have It?” — breaks down this often-misunderstood condition so you can better understand your symptoms and what’s going on in your body.

➡️ Lymphedema is a chronic condition in which lymph fluid builds up in the soft tissues, usually because the lymphatic system isn’t draining properly. This causes swelling that may not go away on its own.

In the blog, we cover:

• What lymphedema actually is and how the lymphatic system works
• Common causes, including surgery, injury, or genetic factors
• Why this happens and what it means for your daily life
• What you can do next, including discussion of treatment and support options

If you’ve ever wondered “Why do I have lymphedema?” — this article answers that question with clarity and compassion.

Read it now: https://buff.ly/GZGrrTs

01/07/2026

Grateful moments like this never get old.

A heartfelt thank you to one of our wonderful patients for this thoughtful box of David’s Cookies.

Small gestures like this remind us why we do what we do every day—supporting our patients and building meaningful relationships. Your kindness truly means the world to our team.

01/06/2026

Team Tuesday 💙

Meet Christina Tirone, one of the key forces behind our lymphedema pump program at MCB DME.

As our Lymphedema Pump Scheduler, Christina works quickly and diligently to help patients receive their devices as soon as possible—because when it comes to care, timing truly matters. She understands that behind every order is a person waiting for support, relief, and guidance.

Beyond scheduling, Christina also plays an essential role on our billing team, where her attention to detail helps ensure accuracy, efficiency, and smooth follow-through from start to finish. It’s this behind-the-scenes work that keeps everything moving seamlessly for both patients and providers.

Christina’s commitment, organization, and patient-first mindset make a real difference every single day—and we are incredibly grateful to have her as part of the MCB DME team.

01/06/2026

A new year brings new intentions—but progress still comes from the same place: focusing on what’s within your control.

You may not be able to control a diagnosis, a busy schedule, or everything your body throws your way.

But you can control the small, consistent choices that support your health each day.

Showing up.

Staying informed.

Following through on care plans.

Asking questions when something doesn’t feel right.

Those steps matter more than perfection ever will.

As we move into this week, let this be your reminder: steady, informed action is powerful.

And you don’t have to do it alone—we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Here’s to a focused, grounded start to the week.