Get back to what you love

Take control of your recovery

VIEW YOUR PROGRESS

See your movement in action and capture daily range of motion progress improvements.


REACH YOUR GOALS

Use the TracPatch App to help reach your goals and keep in touch with your healthcare provider.

ENJOY YOUR RECOVERY

Recover faster with TracPatch. Your care team is monitoring your progress to keep you on track with maximum efficiency.

TracPatch App

At-Home Rehab

Easy to use at-home recovery platform.

Activity

Daily activity progress with exercise reminders to help you complete goals placed by your healthcare provider.

Recovery Progress

Stay on track with your recovery by viewing the interactive recovery roadmap. View daily range of motion, goals for the week, and compare progress from previous weeks.

TracPatch Recovery Journey

Patient Testimonials

  • "The TracPatch provided me independent and un-intrusive freedom to complete my therapy [post left knee replacement] at home. The use and availability of the device was just what we needed. It provided a great deal of personal flexibility to my physical therapy." – Bill

    Treated by Dr. Steven Nguyen at Optimotion Orthopedics

  • "Before my surgery I was very excited to wear these devices, learning how to use them and the phone application were very simple and it only took a few minutes to fully understand what I was doing. It also gave me a sense of security being able to contact my doctor directly through the application at any time of the day. After my surgery the devices gave a better understanding of recovery and confidence to keep getting better through larger step counter and exercise goals." – Ernesto

    Treated by Dr. Victor Hernandez at University of Miami

  • "I can also use my TracPatch just by looking at my cell phone to see how many steps I’ve taken. I can take a look back at everything I’ve accomplished over a day, a week or a month. I’ve never had so much fun exercising because I can see my accomplishments in REAL-TIME!" – Karen

    Treated by Dr. S. David Stulberg at Northwestern Memorial