Appointment days and office hours
Appointment days and hours vary. The live online calendar shows the times currently available. Visits are by appointment only, and walk-ins are not accepted. View available appointments and book online.
First-Visit Guide
Before Your First Visit
Practical details for arriving, dressing comfortably, preparing after surgery, and understanding payment before your appointment in Palatine.
Suite 140630 N North Court, Suite 140, Palatine
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Plan Your Arrival
Parking and entrance
The office is inside the Office Park of Palatine at 630 N North Court. Suite 140 is located on the first floor. Use the building's on-site surface parking, enter through the public entrance, and allow a few extra minutes on your first visit to locate the suite.
Mobility access
The building is listed as ADA accessible. If you need a step-free route, extra transfer time, or another mobility accommodation, call, text, or email before your first appointment so the most comfortable arrival plan can be confirmed.
Need arrival help? Call or text (331) 481-9894, or email book@thelymphcurrent.com. Messages are returned between client sessions.
Preparing for Care
What to Wear and Bring
Wear loose, clean, comfortable clothing that is easy to change in and out of and allows access to the areas being treated. A bra or bralette with underwear can be a practical choice when you want comfortable coverage while allowing access to planned treatment areas. Clean skin, no makeup on the areas being treated, and limited lotion or body oil are preferred. During full-body red light, the panel reaches the skin that is uncovered, so this can also allow more of the body to receive the light. Post-op clients should arrive in the clothing and compression setup recommended by their surgeon. Professional draping and privacy are maintained throughout the session.
Bring any relevant medical information, current compression items, or instructions from your medical team.
Post-op clients should bring or know:
- The date and names of your procedure or procedures, including every area treated
- Any current surgeon instructions that affect touch, positioning, compression, or activity
- Your compression garment and any foam, boards, or layers you are currently using
- Drains and tubing secured according to your surgeon's instructions
- A short list of the swelling, firmness, discomfort, or tissue changes you most want to discuss
Drains and Compression Garments
These details help the appointment stay comfortable and organized without turning your arrival into guesswork.
If you have surgical drains
The Lymph Current regularly works with clients who still have surgical drains in place. Tell the practice before your visit and arrive with all tubing and bulbs secured as directed by your surgical team. The Lymph Current does NOT remove drains, empty drain bulbs, provide medical drain care, or drain seromas.
If you wear compression
Compression garments may need to be removed or adjusted so the treatment area can be reached. Bring your current garment and any foam or boards you use. Continue following your surgeon's directions for how the garment should be worn before and after the session.
Cash Savings and Packages
Review the available cash savings and package payment details before your first visit.
Using the 5% cash savings
Pay the full appointment price in cash to receive an additional 5% cash savings. Package payment is collected after your first visit; to receive the additional 5% cash savings, pay the entire package price in cash when payment is collected. Cash payment reduces credit card processing costs, so The Lymph Current passes the savings on to you.