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Nearly half of everyone with PAD feels completely fine. Read that again, because it's the whole reason this disease is s...
09/04/2026

Nearly half of everyone with PAD feels completely fine. Read that again, because it's the whole reason this disease is so dangerous.

No cramping, no pain, no obvious sign that the arteries feeding their legs are narrowing. Your legs hold roughly 10% of your body's total blood vessel length, all of it working against gravity to move blood back to your heart, and plaque can build along that entire network for years without a symptom loud enough to notice.

PAD isn't quiet because it's mild. It's quiet because the body compensates, right up until it can't.

Screening finds what patients can't feel yet. Get the full picture: https://bit.ly/3TQOTKS

Are you someone who walks every day already? Or someone who's been looking for a reason to start?Either way, we've got o...
09/03/2026

Are you someone who walks every day already? Or someone who's been looking for a reason to start?

Either way, we've got one for you.

Newman Medical joined The Great Circulation Challenge this September, a global journey to walk 60,000 miles together and raise awareness for Peripheral Artery Disease. More than 10 million Americans have PAD, and many don't even know it. Left undetected, it can lead to limb loss and stroke. Caught early, it's treatable.

We started walking September 1st, but there's still a whole month ahead. This team is open to everyone connected to us. Team members. Dealer and rep partners. Customers. Their families and friends.

Your daily walk can be more than just a walk. It can be part of something that helps people catch a serious condition before it becomes a crisis.

Join Team Newman Medical: https://bit.ly/4qYfqWQ

What does an ABI result actually mean for a patient?Say the number comes back at 0.87. On paper, it's just a ratio. In p...
09/02/2026

What does an ABI result actually mean for a patient?

Say the number comes back at 0.87. On paper, it's just a ratio. In practice, it can change the entire course of someone's care.

1.0 to 1.4 is normal. 0.9 to 0.99 is borderline, an early warning worth a repeat test. 0.5 to 0.89 confirms PAD and usually means starting antiplatelet therapy, a statin, and a supervised exercise program. Below 0.5 is severe, often critical limb ischemia, and calls for an urgent vascular referral. Above 1.4 often means the artery is too stiff to compress accurately, something seen often in diabetic patients, and it needs a different test entirely.

Here's what makes the ABI so important. Patients with an abnormal result are four to five times more likely to have a heart attack or stroke than patients without PAD. It's a five-minute test on the ankle that reveals the health of the whole circulatory system.

See the full breakdown of every range: https://bit.ly/3Z4hWh5

Today kicks off PAD Awareness Month.A blister. That's how it usually starts.On a healthy foot, it closes in days. On a f...
09/01/2026

Today kicks off PAD Awareness Month.

A blister. That's how it usually starts.

On a healthy foot, it closes in days. On a foot with poor circulation, it can turn into an ulcer, then an infection, then a conversation no one wants to have about amputation.

Every year, surgeons in the US perform more than 150,000 lower-limb amputations. Most people assume these come from accidents. They don't. Most trace back to peripheral artery disease, a condition that builds quietly for years, sometimes a decade, before it's ever caught.

The good news: PAD is one of the most preventable causes of amputation there is. A simple five-minute test called the ABI can catch it early, and early treatment can cut PAD mortality by up to 65%.

All month, we'll be sharing what PAD looks like, who's quietly at risk, and why catching it early matters so much.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/43dMa3d

A Doppler gets dropped in a busy hallway between patients. The cord frays after years of daily use. A component finally ...
08/31/2026

A Doppler gets dropped in a busy hallway between patients. The cord frays after years of daily use. A component finally gives out after thousands of procedures.

None of that is unusual. It's just what happens to equipment that works hard every day.

After 50 years of building Dopplers, from Cooper/Summit to Imex/Natus to today's SteadyDop probe, we've seen every way these devices can fail. So we built a warranty that actually accounts for it.

5 years. Everything covered. No diagnostic fees, no paperwork, no runaround. One phone call and we take care of the rest.

Made in USA. Always in stock. Real humans on the line.

Because when a patient is waiting, "it might work" isn't good enough.

See what's covered: https://bit.ly/3OOVqUE

A patient comes in for leg pain. Nobody's thinking about their heart rhythm.But new research says maybe they should be.A...
08/28/2026

A patient comes in for leg pain. Nobody's thinking about their heart rhythm.

But new research says maybe they should be.

A large meta-analysis covering more than 760,000 patients found that people with Peripheral Artery Disease are 34% more likely to develop new-onset Atrial Fibrillation. When PAD was clinically confirmed rather than just estimated, that number climbed to 40%.

That's not a coincidence. It's a warning sign hiding in plain sight.

PAD and AFib share the same risk factors: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity. When one shows up, the other often isn't far behind. The earlier PAD is caught, the earlier those shared risks can be managed, before they turn into a stroke or a cardiac event.

Vascular screening isn't just about legs. It's about catching the whole picture before it gets worse.

See how early PAD screening protects more than just circulation: https://bit.ly/45TuvPG

Full study: https://bit.ly/4yrXXIT

Steve told his doctor his legs just felt tired lately. Nothing dramatic, nothing worth mentioning twice. It turned out t...
08/27/2026

Steve told his doctor his legs just felt tired lately. Nothing dramatic, nothing worth mentioning twice. It turned out to be Peripheral Artery Disease.

That's how PAD usually shows up. Cold feet, leg cramps, fatigue when walking. Symptoms easy to write off as normal aging, especially in patients managing diabetes, smoking history, or high blood pressure, all of which raise the risk substantially.

Left undetected, PAD can progress to serious cardiovascular and limb complications. Catching it early starts with a simple conversation.

Newman Medical created a free PAD Risk Assessment Tool for patients, based on American Heart Association guidelines, to help them figure out if it's time to ask about arterial testing like ABI.

Share it with someone who's been brushing off the signs.

đź”— Take the assessment: https://bit.ly/3UXW5sw

A tech is mid-exam. The cuff is the wrong size. The probe cable is tangled under the cart. The patient waits. The next p...
08/25/2026

A tech is mid-exam. The cuff is the wrong size. The probe cable is tangled under the cart. The patient waits. The next patient waits longer.

This is what a disorganized workstation actually costs a clinic: time, strain, and momentum, exam after exam.

Newman Medical Mobile Stands turn DigiDop and simpleABI systems into fully portable workstations built for how clinics actually move. Everything a tech needs (gels, probes, cuffs, forms) stays within arm's reach in an integrated basket. Locking casters roll the whole system between exam rooms in seconds. The height adjusts easily for sitting or standing, so staff aren't straining through a full day of testing.

Less searching. Less strain. More patients seen.

Explore mobile workstation solutions: https://bit.ly/3wS2euv

"My legs just hurt because I'm getting older."It is a phrase heard in exam rooms every single day. But cramping during w...
08/24/2026

"My legs just hurt because I'm getting older."

It is a phrase heard in exam rooms every single day. But cramping during walks, heavy legs, and slow-healing wounds are often warning signs of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD), not typical aging.

When PAD goes unnoticed, the risk of critical limb loss rises dramatically.

With PAD Awareness Month starting in one week, simple visual reminders in your clinic can prompt the exact conversations that save limbs. Practices with dedicated educational resources in waiting areas and exam rooms see significantly higher rates of timely screening.

To support your team, Newman Medical is offering free, specialty-specific PAD Awareness Posters designed for both patients and clinical staff.

Help your patients spot the signs early. Request complimentary posters for your office today:
https://bit.ly/4xs7Fuv

Picture this: mid-exam, the Doppler cuts out. The patient waits. The schedule backs up. The whole room feels it.That mom...
08/21/2026

Picture this: mid-exam, the Doppler cuts out. The patient waits. The schedule backs up. The whole room feels it.

That moment happens more often than most practices admit, and the real cost isn't the repair invoice. It's the time lost, the patients who wait longer, and the confidence that slips when equipment can't be trusted.

Reliability should be something a practice never has to think twice about. That's the standard we build DigiDop Dopplers to meet, backed by a 5-year warranty and repair service that doesn't leave you guessing.

If your equipment has you crossing your fingers during exams, our trade-in program can help you move to something steadier, without the hassle.

See the full DigiDop lineup and current promotions: https://bit.ly/3OOVqUE

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