A Fishers-based company says it’s creating a replacement for “one of the most universally-hatedproducts” among surgical patients. Although detested, intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC)devices are required after the vast majority of surgeries; worn on the calf from knee to ankle, the sleeves squeeze the legs every 60 seconds, increasing blood flow to prevent clots due to immobility.
— Recovery Force New Compression Device Aims to