We are proud to announce an upcoming educational webinar with AIROS Medical on March 11, 2026 at 3:00 PM EST:
IPC for PAD: A Proven Technology, Revitalized
This webinar is thoughtfully designed for podiatrists, wound care specialists, and clinicians caring for patients with Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD). Our goal is to equip providers with practical knowledge and tools that can improve outcomes for complex lower-extremity patients.
A Webinar Focused on Limb Preservation and Practical Implementation
Peripheral Arterial Disease is progressive, underdiagnosed, and a major contributor to delayed wound healing, diabetic foot complications, and limb loss. In this session, attendees will gain a comprehensive review of PAD—including epidemiology, risk factors, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, and diagnosis.
Dr. John Evans will introduce the ARTAIRA® arterial compression device from a clinical perspective, discussing how arterial-specific IPC can be incorporated into patient care plans, integrated into practice workflows, and used as a non-invasive therapy option for appropriate PAD and diabetic foot patients.
In addition, Darren Behuniak, Chief Operating Officer of AIROS Medical, will then review the business and operational side of ARTAIRA, outlining AIROS Medical’s podiatry program and the different ways practices can implement and offer this therapy within their clinical and DME workflows.
ARTAIRA is Medicare-reimbursed and VA-available, offering a practical at-home treatment option that complements guideline-directed care and interventional therapy.
Meet the Presenters – Leaders in Vascular and Compression Therapy
Our presenters bring decades of experience in podiatry, vascular disease, medical device innovation, and clinical education. Their combined expertise will provide both clinical insight and practical guidance for real-world patient care.
Dr. John N. Evans, DPM, FACFAS, DABFAS
Medical Advisor, AIROS Medical
Dr. Evans is a nationally recognized podiatrist and vascular disease expert with nearly four decades of clinical experience. He received his DPM from Temple University College of Podiatric Medicine and holds a BS in Pharmacy from the University of Connecticut.
He is board-certified by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery and serves as Chief of Podiatry at Corewell Health (Beaumont) Medical Center in Dearborn, Michigan. Dr. Evans has served on numerous national committees, including the American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology PAD Guidelines Writing Committee, and has held leadership roles with the American Podiatric Medical Association, American Limb Preservation Society, and other national organizations.
As a sought-after speaker on PAD, diabetic foot care, limb preservation, and vascular disease, Dr. Evans brings deep clinical expertise and practical insights that will help clinicians better understand and manage PAD in their patients.
Darren Behuniak
Chief Operating Officer, AIROS Medical
Darren Behuniak is a founding partner of AIROS Medical and oversees medical device manufacturing, regulatory affairs, quality systems, supply chain operations, and marketing. With a background in corporate marketing and healthcare business leadership, Darren helped launch AIROS in 2016 with a mission to improve quality of life for patients with lymphatic and vascular disorders.
He works closely with clinical advisors, engineers, and healthcare partners to bring innovative compression technologies to market and to support education around emerging treatment options such as ARTAIRA.
Why Attend?
This webinar is designed to provide podiatrists and wound care professionals with actionable insights they can use immediately in practice.
You will learn:
- The latest understanding of PAD and its clinical presentation
- Key updates from the AHA/ACC PAD Guidelines
- The role podiatry plays in early detection and management
- How intermittent pneumatic compression can support patients with PAD and diabetic foot ulcers
- Practical ways to expand conservative treatment options
- Q & A with the experts
Register Today
We invite you to join us for this important educational session and learn how revitalized IPC technology may help improve outcomes for your PAD patients.
Date: March 11, 2026
Time: 3:00 PM EST
