Prescribed and set up
The care team puts a program on the device: which exercises, through what range, how often. The patient takes it home ready to use.
A guided session at home, measured on the device, reviewed by the care team.
Most of the work of recovering from knee surgery happens between appointments, in a living room, alone. Reflex is built for that stretch: it guides the session, records what actually happened, and hands the care team something better than a recollection at the next visit.
The device is worn on the leg, weighs less than five pounds, and runs its exercises from a simple on-board interface. Nothing has to be set up on a phone or a laptop for a session to start.
Four steps that repeat for as long as the program runs
The care team puts a program on the device: which exercises, through what range, how often. The patient takes it home ready to use.
Reflex walks the patient through each exercise step by step, with difficulty that adapts as recovery progresses. No interpretation of a printed handout required.
Range of motion, strength, adherence and progress are tracked continuously as the session runs, then sent over WiFi.
The clinician reviews what came back and changes the program without waiting for the next appointment, or bringing the patient in for one.
Reflex is a robotic knee brace, not a tracker strapped to one. It moves with the exercise rather than only counting it.
Reflex supports a rehabilitation program. It does not replace one.
A Reflex program is set by the treating clinician, and the exercises, ranges and progression stay theirs to decide. What the device changes is how much of the recovery they can see, and how quickly they can act on it.
Reflex is FDA Listed. Listing is a registration step with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and it is not the same thing as a clearance or an approval. Nothing on this site should be read as medical advice, or as a claim about the outcome of any individual recovery.
The fastest way to understand the device is to see one work. We will bring it to you, in person or over a call.