Raise the Bar for ACL Care

ACL Rehabilitation is difficult, for both patients and clinicians. We are a platform focused on improving the outcomes for anyone going through the journey.

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The ACL Virtual Assistant provides a personalized, interactive, and evidence-backed experience for the entire ACL rehabilitation journey. Patients will hit their goals, see their Readiness Score improve, and gain clarity as they work to achieve fitness.

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Test Analyses

There's a battery of tests involved in ensuring a patient is fit for every stage of ACL rehab. While quantitative results are easy to see, compensations are hard to catch -- qualitative measures matter just as much. Use our vision technology to gain insights into different movement tests, without the need for high-cost equipment.

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Levels of Access

Not every clinic has access to the latest and greatest tools and tech. But research is being done to evaluate lower cost strategies that can predict outcomes without the need for incredibly high measurement fidelity. Using the latest evidence, we recommend different options you can use to evaluate your patients given your access to equipment.

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Strive to do Better

We are in early alpha right now, working with clinicians and patients to deliver the best outcomes to both parties. If you are a patient who would like to try the experience or a clinician interested in working with us, please reach out!

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