TherapEase proudly presents the GenuEase Model 3, the latest advancement in post-surgical knee rehabilitation. Drawing upon a decade of expertise and the successful treatment of thousands of patients through millions of cycles, GenuEase Model 3 stands as the epitome of innovation and efficacy in knee recovery.

Key Features:

1. Stronger Frame for Stability and Increased Weight Capacity:
   • Enhanced stability and durability for patient safety.
   • Increased weight capacity to accommodate a broader range of individuals.
2. Adjustable Backrest for Optimal Patient Comfort:
   • Customizable backrest to ensure a comfortable and personalized rehabilitation experience.
   • Tailor the support level to each patient's unique needs.
3. Improved Display for Enhanced Patient Experience:
   • Upgraded display interface for clear and informative feedback during rehabilitation.
   • Facilitates a more engaging and motivating experience for the patient.
4. Swinging Crank Design:
   • Crank swings away, eliminating the need for removal.
   • Streamlined operation for convenience and efficiency.
5. Patient-Friendly Features:
   • Ergonomically designed handles assist patients in getting on and off the machine.
   • Single power input and switch for simplified operation.
6. No Center Leg:
   • Eliminates the risk of patients hitting a center leg during use.
   • Ensures a smoother and safer rehabilitation process.

About TherapEase: Established in 2006, TherapEase embarked on a mission to redefine post-surgical knee rehabilitation for knee replacement patients. GenuEase, the result of this commitment, allows patients to actively participate in their recovery by mechanically bending their knees, guided by their own pain thresholds. The GenuEase Model 3 represents the culmination of years of research, protected by two US patents and validated by the positive outcomes of thousands of patients across millions of therapy cycles.

Clinical Advantages:

• Restored Range of Motion Faster: GenuEase facilitates quicker recovery by providing targeted rehabilitation and dynamic motion support.
• Fewer Manipulations: The design minimizes the need for manual interventions, reducing complications and improving patient outcomes.
• No More Muscle Guarding: Eliminates patient apprehension and muscle guarding, leading to a more effective rehabilitation process.

Patient Satisfaction:

• Less Discomfort: GenuEase minimizes discomfort through its patient-centric design and adjustable features.
• Motivational Display: Engaging display features motivate and empower patients throughout their rehabilitation journey.
• Patient Control: GenuEase puts patients in control of their recovery, fostering a sense of empowerment and engagement.

Investing in GenuEase positions rehabilitation clinics as leaders in post-surgical knee recovery, offering superior clinical results and greater patient satisfaction. Surgeons are likely to appreciate the improved recovery rates, making GenuEase a valuable asset and a competitive advantage in the market. Choose GenuEase for accelerated recovery, reduced complications, and a patient-focused approach to knee rehabilitation.

GenuEase Specifications:

How it work:

Step 1:

Before helping your patient on the machine, slide the leg support arms to the right or left depending on the knee being treated. After appropriate warm up, have your patient sit on the padded seat with their legs supported but hanging freely – about two inches from the front edge of the seat to their popliteal space.

Step 2:

Raise the leg support arms to a comfortable angle and then slide the leg support to the Achilles Tendon position on the lower leg, and secure with the padded velcro strap. To achieve total knee isolation, firmly fasten the thigh strap, and then connect the seat belt snugly across the patient’s lap. No more hip hiking! Now snap in the handle attachment, release the tensioning knob on the leg support arms – and you are ready to go!

Step 3:

Touch New Patient to enter the patient’s name, or select the patient’s name from the list. You may enter flexion and extension goals for the patient which show up as yellow lines on the screen. You can also adjust the hold time they will use during therapy; the default is 30 seconds. You can then touch Start Session, which will prompt you to set the timer for the session; the default is 15 minutes.

Step 4:

Have the patient begin rotating the cranking mechanism which smoothly flexes or extends the leg depending on the direction it is turned. The patient then follows your specific rehabilitation session protocols. A typical session would include 20 to 30 minutes of flexing and extending the leg to the patient’s pain limit at each end of their range of motion. Have your patient start gradually and increase intensity as the joint limbers. The patient is encouraged to hold the stretch for thirty seconds at both ends of the flexion and extension cycle.