For patients undergoing knee replacement, digital therapeutics (DTx) begin with an assessment led by a healthcare professional (HCP). This assessment evaluates the patient’s joint strength, mobility, and overall physical condition. Based on the results, the HCO will decide if the patient requires prehabilitation (prehab) to strengthen the surrounding muscles before surgery or rehabilitation (rehab) to rebuild strength after the surgery.

• Physical Rehabilitation Exercises: Focus on progressive strengthening of the quadriceps, hamstrings, and calves, along with knee flexibility exercises to restore range of motion. 
• CBT: Helps patients manage post-operative pain, reduce anxiety related to recovery, and build resilience for long-term rehabilitation. 
• Guidance on Nutrition: Promotes anti-inflammatory foods that support healing and joint health. 
• Alternative Techniques: Includes EFT tapping for pain management, mindfulness exercises to reduce stress, and guided breathing for relaxation. 
• Patient Education and Tips: Patients receive education about knee replacement recovery, tips on managing swelling, and advice on avoiding joint overloading. 
• Physical Therapist support: Helps patients to understand their readiness for returning to normal everyday activities.
• Frequently Asked Questions: Provides clear answers to common concerns such as timelines for mobility, exercise limitations, and managing discomfort.