Your surfaces. Your reconstruction.
See what resurfacing means and how your individual anatomy informs the plan.
Understand resurfacing →Go deeper, at your pace
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See what resurfacing means and how your individual anatomy informs the plan.
Understand resurfacing →Discuss options, expected benefits, risks and recovery with your surgeon.
Prepare for your consultation →Find a surgeon and confirm available services; your Navigator explains the price before you enroll.
Find a TrueKnee surgeon →IS TRUEKNEE FOR ME?
Explore knee anatomy with KneePrint and organize your symptoms and goals with the Fit Score. These educational tools prepare you for a conversation; your surgeon determines your diagnosis and surgical plan. You can contact a surgeon without completing either tool.
TrueKnee surgeons
Committed to precise measurement and reconstruction guided by the shape and joint surfaces of your knee before arthritis.
Charles A. DeCook, MDTotal Joint SpecialistsCumming, GA
David A. Crawford, MDJIS OrthopedicsNew Albany, OH
Michael D. Hellman, MDRockhill Orthopaedic SpecialistsLee's Summit, MO
Marcus C. Ford, MDTexas Hip and Knee CenterFort Worth, TX
Robert A. Sershon, MDAnderson Orthopaedic ClinicAlexandria, VA
Nicholas M. Brown, MDLoyola University Medical CenterMaywood, ILHow a TrueKnee feels
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Your goals reach your surgeon and Navigator, with your permission, before you meet.
Your Navigator works in your surgeon’s office, from your decision through your recovery.
Voyage is available now. Your Navigator relationship begins after you decide to proceed with TrueKnee. Your surgeon and care team make every medical decision. The film is AI-generated, not a TrueKnee Navigator or patient. Meet your Navigator ↗
Your Voyage
Explore the support, arrangements and progress check-ins around your surgery. Your surgeon and care team guide your recovery.
The TrueKnee program is $3,000. Health insurance doesn't pay for it.
See your Voyage and what it includesRecognition. This is about your knee, not a generic one.
Understanding. You can name what you would be paying for before you pay anything.
Readiness. The unknown becomes a plan, with someone beside you.
Calm. A system is in charge.
Reassurance. You see your progress instead of wondering about it.
Completion. The story ends on the goal you chose.
Your surgeon and care team make every medical decision. Your check-ins describe your progress; they do not guarantee a result. The films are AI-generated and illustrative, not TrueKnee patients. The six components of the TrueKnee Standard.
Tell us what you hope to get back to: the walk, the game, the trip. Bring that goal into your conversation with your surgeon. Recovery and results vary.
What do you want back?
Free, no account needed. Your goal stays in this browser tab until you save it with your Fit Score.
The film is AI-generated and illustrative, not TrueKnee patients. What your recovery looks like, step by step →
TrueKnee Resurfacing replaces worn joint surfaces with implants. Your surgeon uses your individual anatomy to plan the reconstruction, aiming to restore the joint lines that existed before arthritis. Your health, supporting tissues and goals help determine the right plan for you.
Resurfacing versus replacement, explained →TrueKnee puts your goals at the center of the conversation. Resurfacing aims to rebuild worn joint surfaces. How your knee feels and which activities you can return to depend on your health, surgery, and recovery. Results vary. Every knee replacement carries risks, including infection, blood clots, stiffness and the possibility of further surgery.
Read about risks and limitations →Yes. Resurfacing describes replacing damaged joint surfaces with implants. TrueKnee Resurfacing is the surgical technique. Ask your surgeon which surfaces will be treated and which operation is right for you.
Yes. Your surgeon removes damaged cartilage and some underlying bone, prepares the surfaces, and secures the implants. The amount and the plan depend on your knee and the chosen procedure.
No single plan fits every person. Your surgeon considers your bone shape, supporting tissues, and overall health when choosing how to position the implants. Ask why that plan fits your knee.
The approach is how your surgeon reaches the knee. Reconstruction is how the damaged surfaces are replaced and the implants positioned. Different approaches can be used for the same reconstruction.
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