THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE

See what the journey feels like.

Your knee. Your questions. Someone to help with what comes next.

An illustrative walkthrough. These are example conversations, not patient stories, actual messages, or a promise of results. Your practice confirms your own plan and support.

Start with what matters to you.
Begin your KneePrint with a knee photo. Use the Fit Score to share how your knee affects your life.
Explore KneePrint →
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · Your goal
“I want to enjoy walks with my family again.”
Your photo, X-rays, and surgeon’s completed plan become the three parts of your KneePrint.
Make room for your questions.
Meet your surgeon to discuss your knee, your options, and whether surgery is right for you.
See questions to ask →
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · Questions to bring
What are my options? What are the risks? What might recovery involve for me?
You and your surgeon decide whether to proceed with TrueKnee.
Meet your Navigator.
After you decide to proceed, your practice introduces your assigned Navigator by name.
Meet the Navigator role →
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · An introduction could sound like
“I’ll help coordinate the next steps. What would help you feel more prepared?”
Your practice confirms contact details and coverage. Medical questions go to your clinical team.
Understand your own plan.
Your surgeon reviews and approves your 3D surgical plan. You receive an explanation and a copy to keep.
Explore the sample 3D plan →
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · A conversation about your plan
“Can you show me what you are planning for my knee, and why?”
Your personal plan belongs in your KneePrint. It aims to restore your anatomy; how your knee feels and recovers varies. The linked sample is a teaching model.
Know your next step.
Your practice provides preparation and surgery-day instructions. Your Navigator helps with the arrangements.
See the stages of your Voyage →
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · A preparation conversation
“Let’s confirm your arrival instructions, your ride home, and who to contact with questions.”
Your clinical team’s instructions guide your preparation. Helping someone? Ask the practice to include you in planning and communications, with their permission.
Stay connected through recovery.
Follow your care team’s instructions, share check-ins, and keep your goals in view.
Explore recovery support →
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · A question to reflect on
“How is your knee affecting the things you want to do?”
Recovery is individual. A check-in does not replace medical care; contact your clinical team about medical concerns.

Start with your KneePrint.

A photo of your knees is the first step.

Build your KneePrint →

Voyage is required for TrueKnee patients and costs $3,000. It covers Navigator support, your approved plan explained, recovery education, and coordination. Surgical planning and clinical care are separate. Read the service promise →

Start with what matters to you.

Make room for your questions.

Meet your Navigator.

Understand your own plan.

Know your next step.

Stay connected through recovery.

Start with your KneePrint.

Start with your Fit Score.