19 places to stay, 15 post-op lymphatic drainage therapists and 6 mobile aftercare providers who come to you, across 6 metros. This market advertises “24-hour care” for at least four different arrangements — we record what each provider actually claims, in their own words, and never round it up.
A nurse sleeping on site, an aide on site, a nurse reachable by phone, and daily visits are four different products sold under one phrase. We say "nurse on site" only where the provider says nurse, label a caregiver a caregiver, and never count on-call as being in the building.
Among lymphatic therapists the range runs from CLT and Vodder certification, through massage licensure alone, down to no credential stated at all — sometimes with "MLD" still in the business name. Each listing prints exactly what is claimed and nothing more.
We take no fee from any provider here and we have inspected none of them. Everything is drawn from what they publish; where they publish nothing, the field stays blank rather than guessed at. Rates are the usual blank — most don't publish one, so ask.
2 of the 19 places to stay have a nurse on site overnight. 4 of 15 lymphatic therapists hold a formal certification. Rates start at $300 a night.
Showing 40 of 40 places, sorted by most reviewed
West Miami-Dade
Publishes a flat $300/night for either a private or a shared room, which is unusual — most houses charge a premium for private. Three meals and five round trips (airport, pre-op, surgery, post-op, pharmacy) are included. Staff hold CNA and HHA certifications and a nurse is on call rather than in the building. Four-night minimum on private rooms; no guests permitted.
Est. 7-night stay $2,100 before add-ons
Miami
VIP package includes three meals a day, laundry, daily cleaning, airport and surgery-day transport plus one follow-up, and supplies including compression garments and fajas. Advertises "around-the-clock care", but the staff named are home health aides and clinical medical assistants — no nursing credential is stated. No rates published.
Miami (multiple locations)
Runs multiple locations. Packages include airport and surgery transport, post-op appointment transport, three meals with unlimited snacks, prescription collection, robes, laundry and WiFi. Care is described as "24hr professional & experienced shared care by certified personnel" — shared rather than one-to-one, and the certification is not specified.
Miami
Includes all meals and snacks plus transport to the surgical centre on surgery day and to the post-operative appointment. Mentions nursing and companion care services without stating credentials or whether anyone is on site overnight. States plainly that it does not release its address until after booking.
Miami
One of the few operators publishing a full rate card: $325 shared, $400 private queen suite, $425 private king, plus $180 for a pre-surgery night, all before 6.5% tax. Nurse-owned and operated, with nursing staff taking daily vitals. Also runs houses in Dallas and Houston.
Est. 7-night stay $2,275–$2,975 before add-ons
Miami (33173)
Post-op accommodation serving Miami, with three meals a day, recovery supplies and massages. Staff are described as "highly trained professionals" without any credential being named. Advertises 24/7 care but publishes business hours of 9am to 10pm, which is worth asking about directly.
Edgewater, Miami
Trades as A1 Nurse Consultants, LLC, covering Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. The best-documented credentials of anything found so far: owned by a board-certified Nurse Practitioner with surgical intensive care experience, with Florida-licensed CNAs on staff, all ACLS and BLS trained. Services are visit-shaped — wound care, vitals, medication management, lymphatic drainage and one meal a day.
Coral Gables, Miami
Explicitly a concierge service rather than accommodation — they come to your home, hotel or medspa, and state plainly that they do not house patients. Covers Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. Useful if you already have somewhere to stay but no clinical support.
Houston
Transport is unusually complete — post-op pickup, every follow-up visit during the stay, and airport transfers both ways, all included, plus wound care, laundry, housekeeping, meals and an IV. Advertises "24/7 attentive care" with "experienced caregivers available at all times", naming no nursing credential. The published address is a mailbox: the site says plainly it is "business location, not where our services are conducted" and withholds the real address until booking.
Marietta, Atlanta
Publishes only a Linktree rather than a website, so there is nothing to read on rates, room types, nursing arrangement or what is included. The business identity and contact route check out; everything else is unknown.
Atlanta
Offers daily nursing assessments with 24/7 on-call support, plus lymphatic drainage, IV infusion therapy, telehealth monitoring and transport. Note the wording carefully: assessments are daily and support is on-call, which is not the same as a nurse being in the building overnight, and no credential is named. Publishes no address, phone number or pricing.
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills-adjacent aftercare centre on Wilshire, headlining "24/7 Nurse Care" and describing itself as a healing and wellness centre with nurse care around the clock. It names no credential and does not say whether that nurse is in the building overnight, which is the question worth asking. No rates, inclusions or procedures published.
Thousand Oaks, Los Angeles
Led by a pulmonary and critical care physician, whose involvement is the distinguishing claim here — unusual in this market. Describes all-inclusive postoperative aftercare with customised meals, daily records, wound care and pain management. Publishes no address, no phone number and no rates, so everything runs through the website.
Los Angeles
Wilshire Boulevard facility taking recovery for almost any outpatient surgery, across four large condos in a residential building, most with private balconies. States that "licensed care is available 24 hours per day" and a licensed medical practitioner will always be available during your stay — note "available" rather than on site, and no credential is named. Meals provided and transport coordinated from the surgery centre; a companion may stay. The $1,750 nightly figure is from trade reporting, not from the facility, which publishes no rates of its own — treat it as an indication and confirm directly.
Est. 7-night stay $12,250 before add-ons
Memorial, Houston
The most thoroughly credentialled practitioner in this directory: PT, LMT, MLD, CLT and MTT, with a Texas massage licence number published, and a team that includes RNs and LVNs. Treats post-surgical recovery, lymphedema, and scar tissue and fibrosis, and also works with cancer recovery and pregnancy. Offers in-office, at-home and hybrid post-op packages from two Houston locations, Memorial and The Woodlands.
Katy, Houston
Names BBL, tummy tuck and liposuction recovery specifically, which is more precise than most, and includes a consultation before the session plus written aftercare guidance. Sessions are 30, 65 or 90 minutes. No practitioner credential is stated. Katy is well west of central Houston, so factor the drive from the Texas Medical Center surgical cluster.
McKinney, Dallas
Appointment-only studio with a defined treatment menu: a 60-minute post-op recovery session including a digital body assessment, FDA-cleared light therapy and microcurrent plus ultrasound, alongside longer body and facial sculpting options up to 110 minutes. Explicitly covers recovery after tummy tucks, liposuction, BBLs, mommy makeovers and breast reconstruction. No practitioner credential is stated anywhere on the site, which is worth asking about. Two locations, McKinney and Southlake.
North Dallas
The only provider in this directory publishing a full price list, and by some distance the most useful for comparison: post-operative lymphatic drainage is $89 for 60 minutes, with seroma drainage, drain removal and suture removal priced separately. The credentials are specific too — a CLT, CLWT, CCS and CPST on the team alongside an APRN, with other staff described as MLD-trained rather than certified, a distinction they draw themselves. Two locations, North Dallas and Grand Prairie.
Ennis, Dallas
Trades as a PLLC, which implies a licensed practitioner, and the site link points at a booking shortener rather than a website — so there is nothing published on credentials, session length or pricing. The PLLC structure is the only credential signal available.
Frisco, Dallas
Frisco-based lymphatic practice, trading as Lymphatic Care Plus. Its site carries almost no detail — no pricing, no session lengths, no practitioner credential and no address — so everything here comes from the business listing rather than from them.
Chastain Park, Atlanta
Names all four of its licensed massage therapists on the site, which is more transparent than most, and runs 60 to 90-minute manual lymphatic drainage sessions. Worth knowing that the credential claimed is massage licensure rather than a lymphatic-specific certification — no MLD-C, CLT or Vodder training is mentioned, which is a real distinction for someone days out of surgery. Also offers general detox lymphatic sessions, which is a different product from post-op work.
Suwanee, Atlanta
Bookable through MassageBook rather than an own website, so there is no published detail on credentials, session length or pricing. The business name states manual lymphatic drainage; whether that is a formal certification is unconfirmed.
West Hollywood, Los Angeles
Certified in the Vodder Method of manual lymphatic drainage — the most established training route in this field, and a stronger credential than the "MLD-trained" description common elsewhere in this market. Works on post-operative care and post-surgical tissue changes. West Hollywood, with no street address, phone number or pricing published; booking runs through the site.
Aventura, Miami
Three studios — Aventura, Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale — plus a mobile service covering Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, which makes it one of the few options that will come to you anywhere in South Florida. No practitioner credential is stated anywhere on the site and no pricing is published, both worth asking about given how many post-op patients they see.
South Florida (mobile)
Fully mobile across South Florida — they travel to a hospital, home, hotel or office rather than operating a studio, which makes them one of the few options if you are recovering somewhere without transport. Providers are described only as "licensed and trained professionals"; no specific certification is named, and no pricing is published.
Suwanee, Atlanta
One of the few practitioners here holding a lymphatic-specific certification rather than massage licensure alone — the owner is LMT and MLD-C, and staff are described as certified MLD therapists. Sessions run 60, 90 or 120 minutes from a fixed office in Suwanee, north-east of Atlanta, so this is a drive from the Buckhead surgical cluster rather than close to it.
Silver Lake, Los Angeles
Silver Lake studio offering post-liposuction lymphatic drainage. Despite "MLD" appearing in the business name, no practitioner credential is stated anywhere on the site, and no pricing or session length is published — both worth establishing before booking.
Pompano Beach, Miami
Post-operative lymphatic drainage, billed per session rather than per night. Session pricing is not published anywhere we could find. Book alongside wherever you are staying — this is treatment, not accommodation.
Flagler Village, Fort Lauderdale
The Fort Lauderdale studio of a three-location South Florida practice, which also runs a mobile service across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach. No practitioner credential is stated anywhere on the site and no pricing is published.
Broward County (mobile)
Mobile concierge covering Broward as well as Miami and West Palm — they come to your home, hotel or medspa and state plainly that they do not house patients. Useful in Fort Lauderdale specifically, because dedicated post-op recovery houses are scarce here and most people stay in ordinary lodging.
Broward County (mobile)
Trades as A1 Nurse Consultants, LLC and covers Broward as well as Miami-Dade and Palm Beach. The best-documented credentials of any provider in this directory: owned by a board-certified Nurse Practitioner with surgical intensive care experience, with Florida-licensed CNAs on staff, all ACLS and BLS trained.
Dallas
Publishes a complete rate card, which almost nothing else in this directory does: $325 shared, $400 private queen suite, $450 private king, and $180 for a pre-surgery night. Three meals a day, housekeeping, laundry and seven transport trips are included on stays of three nights or more; lymphatic massage is $85 a session on top. Nurse-owned, though the site does not say what happens overnight. Note the site quotes tax as 6.5% in one place and 8.25% in another, so confirm which applies. Address is withheld until booking.
Est. 7-night stay $2,275–$3,150 before add-ons
Houston
The widest room range of any listing here: a $350 studio, $400 shared "surgery sister" room, $425 junior suite and $550 private master suite, plus $180 for a pre-surgery night. Three meals, housekeeping, laundry and seven transport trips within 15 miles are included; lymphatic massage is $85 a session. Worth noting the shared room costs more than the studio, so read the room list rather than assuming shared is cheapest. Nurse-owned, overnight staffing not stated, address withheld until booking.
Est. 7-night stay $2,450–$3,850 before add-ons
Park Lane, Dallas
The only facility in this directory that states nursing care is physically present at all times, rather than available or on call — and it sits adjacent to Dallas Day Surgery as an extension of the surgeons’ own outpatient practices, so clinical continuity runs through the same people who operated. Every room has a hospital bed plus a second queen bed so someone can stay with you at no stated charge. It publishes no rates and names no nursing credential.
Las Colinas, Dallas
Las Colinas retreat pitching fine dining, concierge service and transport alongside recovery, and takes patients after any outpatient procedure. Claims "24/7 on site staff" and "expert nursing care" without naming a credential or saying whether a nurse specifically is among the overnight staff — the two claims are not the same thing. No rates or address published.
Atlanta
Run by a registered nurse with ten years in emergency medicine, licensed across more than 25 states — an unusually specific and checkable credential for this market. Packages include three small meals, airport and appointment transport, daily housekeeping, prescription collection and a substantial supply kit down to a BBL chair and HibiClens. Note the distinction the site itself draws: it advertises 24-hour concierge service, which is not the same as 24-hour nursing, and it does not say whether the nurse is on site overnight.
Beverly Hills, Los Angeles
States 24/7 nursing care by licensed medical practitioners with medical equipment on site to deliver treatment there rather than sending you out for it. Beverly Hills address published. It names no specific credential and publishes no rates — and in this metro that second gap matters more than elsewhere, because reported LA rates run several times the Miami or Dallas level.
Beverly Hills, Los Angeles
Beverly Hills retreat offering meals, transport, lymphatic massage, yoga and meditation alongside recovery, with "nurse care around the clock". Reported at $2,000–2,600 a night by trade press — the facility publishes no rates itself, so treat that as an indication. No credential is named and no street address is published.
Est. 7-night stay $14,000–$18,200 before add-ons
Frisco, McKinney, Highland Park and Richardson (mobile)
Private-duty nursing that comes to you rather than accommodation, covering Frisco, McKinney, Highland Park and Richardson. The distinguishing claim is continuity: nurses maintain direct communication with your surgeon through recovery. Names the procedures it covers, which is more specific than most, but publishes no rates, no phone number and no address.
Houston (mobile)
Founded and named by an RN with a BSN and an MBA — a named, checkable credential, which is rare in this market. Offers a semi-private boutique setting with private bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms, a three-night minimum, all meals, daily lymphatic drainage and transport, with staff described as registered nurses. Publishes no rates, no phone number and no address.