Our knee CPM machine rentals include everything you need to begin your at-home rehabilitation with confidence.Your rental does NOT include:Comfort Knee Pad Kit ($39.99 to purchase) - can be provided by your therapist or surgeon for free or optional to purchase from our storeBefore every rental, each CPM machine is professionally cleaned, tested, and calibrated to help ensure reliable performance. We'll also answer any questions you have about positioning your leg, adjusting the machine, and following your surgeon's recommended treatment plan. Our goal is to make your recovery at home as comfortable, convenient, and stress-free as possible while helping you regain knee mobility safely.

A Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) machine is a motorized rehabilitation device designed to gently and continuously move your knee through a controlled range of motion without requiring you to actively bend or straighten your leg. CPM machines are commonly prescribed after orthopedic procedures such as total knee replacement, ACL reconstruction, meniscus repair, and other knee surgeries to help improve joint mobility during the early stages of recovery.By slowly flexing and extending the knee, a CPM machine may help:Improve range of motionReduce joint stiffnessPromote circulationMinimize scar tissue formationSupport your physical therapy programMake early movement more comfortableYour orthopedic surgeon or physical therapist will determine whether a CPM machine is appropriate for your recovery and will typically provide recommendations for the range of motion and duration of use.

A knee CPM machine is commonly recommended for patients recovering from orthopedic knee surgery, particularly during the first few weeks after their procedure. Your surgeon may prescribe a CPM machine if maintaining or improving early knee motion is an important part of your rehabilitation plan.Patients who commonly benefit include those recovering from:Total Knee Replacement (TKR)Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA)ACL ReconstructionMeniscus RepairCartilage Restoration ProceduresMultiple Knee Ligament RepairsKnee Manipulation ProceduresEvery patient's recovery is unique. Your orthopedic surgeon or physical therapist will determine if a CPM machine is appropriate for your specific procedure and rehabilitation goals.

The amount of time you'll use a CPM machine depends on your surgeon's postoperative protocol and your individual recovery. Some patients are instructed to use the machine for several hours each day, while others may have shorter or longer treatment sessions depending on their procedure and progress.Most surgeons will also gradually increase the machine's range of motion as your knee heals. It's important not to increase the settings on your own unless instructed by your healthcare provider.To achieve the best results, continue performing any prescribed physical therapy exercises alongside CPM therapy. The CPM machine is designed to complement your rehabilitation program—not replace it.