Affordable Preparation & Recovery, Expert Guidance

Daily physiotherapy for the cost of less than a single in-person session.

$49
per month (USD) a complete prehab and rehab recovery plan

Joint Recovery Program: Knee or Hip Recovery

Prepare for surgery and recover with confidence. Your subscription includes 6 weeks of pre-habilitation, 30 days of guided expert-led recovery, daily physiotherapy exercises, and simple tracking tools to support you at every step. Cancel at any time.

Joint Recovery vs. Traditional Physiotherapy

Joint Recovery makes quality care affordable and accessible.

Cost
Convenience
Guidance
Progress Tracking
Joint Recovery
Per month (USD)
$49
Anytime, anywhere,
multiple times a day
Expert videos daily
Built-in tools allow you to compare to
others at the same stage as you
Traditional Physiotherapy
Expensive in-person sessions
$3,300 - $4,500*
Limited to clinic hours
Limited to
face-to-face interactions
No progress tracking

*Fee estimates are based on market research and typical rates from Canadian physiotherapy clinics; actual costs may vary.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I sign up?

We recommend signing up many weeks before your surgery. This allows you to access the pre-operative Prehabilitation (Prehab) video series, which is available on our website and designed to help you prepare for your surgery and improve your recovery.

How much does it cost?

Professional care at a fraction of in-person physiotherapy costs. Joint Recovery is currently $49/month (USD).

Is it easy to use?

Yes! The program is designed with simple, step-by-step instructions, making it accessible for all users.

Who is it for?

Joint Recovery is ideal for anyone preparing for and/or recovering from hip or knee surgeries, including older adults or caregivers assisting with recovery.

What does the program include?

A comprehensive program featuring guided video sessions, step-by-step exercises, and recovery tracking to support optimal preparation and recovery from hip and knee replacements.

Still have questions?