TRANSPARENCY
How we work.
How we plan to earn.
The clinical standard and the commercial services have distinct responsibilities. Clinical decisions stay with independent practices.
THE TRUEKNEE APPROACH
Anatomy-focused care. Support through recovery.
TrueKnee aims to restore your knee’s native anatomy through personalized planning, a defined surgical technique, data-informed care, a structured recovery protocol, and personal concierge support.
Planning
Understand your anatomy, goals and available imaging with your surgeon before choosing a plan.
Surgical technique
A surgeon-led approach that aims to restore native anatomy. Your surgeon determines the appropriate technique for your knee.
Data
Record your experience and measure progress over time to inform follow-up and ongoing improvement.
Defined recovery protocol
Clear education, milestones, questionnaires and follow-up, coordinated with the instructions from your clinical team.
Concierge service
A personal Guide helps with practical arrangements, questions and follow-through within your agreed service scope.
Your care plan is individual. Guide availability and service scope are confirmed before support begins.
The standard
The proposed True Knee Institute governs the technique, curriculum and registry. Council approval and formal entity establishment must be documented before these are represented as operational.
Training and designation →The services
Voyage supports deciding, preparing and recovering. Pricing remains undecided. The intended Guide service provides practical coordination; medical advice and clinical decisions stay with the treating practice.
Membership interest →Employer programs
Bundles need signed agreements defining clinical services, facility charges, navigation, eligibility, exclusions and responsibilities. The proposed TrueKnee Promise is not an active warranty.
Plan a program →Evidence and education
Research partnerships use flat contracts. Funding must not determine implant choice, patient routing or directory placement. Research enrollment requires its own approved consent.
See reporting status →Surgeons do not pay for patients.
No paid territories, referral-volume charges, paid ranking or percentage of professional fees. Patients retain their choice of practice. Educational completion alone does not earn a clinical designation.