Accelerated ACL and Injury Programs
Have you suffered a major injury that will keep you off the field for an extended amount of time?
We’re dedicated to helping athletes bounce back faster from major injuries. Our specialized approach targets recovery right from the pre-surgery phase and carries through to post-operative care. By harnessing advanced techniques like infrared technology and cryotherapy, we can significantly slash recovery time by 35-50%. Trust us to get you back in the game quicker and stronger than ever!
ACL Recovery
Hearing that you have torn your ACL can be one of the most devastating moments in an athlete's career. As a former three-sport athlete who experienced a career-ending injury, I understand the challenges that come with this diagnosis. Recovery times following ACL surgery can vary, typically ranging from seven months to a year or more.
Fortunately, we have been successful in reducing wait times for surgery, often managing to expedite surgery dates for our patients while also minimizing swelling and pain. During the post-operative recovery process, our patients have shown significant gains compared to the standard ACL return guidelines. This allows us to implement a more accelerated recovery plan.
We work collaboratively with your surgeon and therapy partners as a team to support you, ensuring a safe and effective path to getting you back in the game faster.
Patient #1
**Patient #1 - Two Days After ACL Surgery:** During the post-operative visit at AIR, we observed significant inflammation, pain, stiffness, and limited range of motion.
Patient #1
**Patient #1 - Same Day (Two Days Post-Op):** After undergoing our advanced treatment process, nearly all swelling has subsided, pain has decreased, and the patient can now begin range of motion therapy.
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**Patient #1 - Four Weeks Post-Op:** The patient has no swelling, a range of motion of 130 degrees, and is moving on to the accelerated rehabilitation protocol.
Patient #2
**Patient #2 - Two Weeks Post-Op:** The patient is walking without assistance, is free of swelling and pain, and has already started performing exercises from the 4-month ACL rehabilitation protocol.
