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Effectively Treat Knee Stiffness with the STAK – Backed by 98% Customer Satisfaction
OVERVIEW
How It Works...
First Appointment
Introduce the STAK, teach the technique, discuss warm-ups, and arrange pain management. Immediate ROM improvement is often seen.
At Home
Patient takes the STAK home and performs stretches for 20 minutes, 3 times a day, accelerating recovery.
2-Week Check-In
Monitor progress, adjust targets, and encourage patients
8-Week Final Review
Patient returns the STAK, and their range of motion (ROM) is measured to evaluate progress and ensure lasting improvements.
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What Surgeons and Therapist Say About the STAK Tool
“TKR stiffness is a top priority, requiring ongoing innovation.
The STAK significantly improves our non-surgical approach to this challenging issue.”
Professor Andrew Toms
National Clinical Lead for Revision Knee Surgery
“In the most challenging cases where traditional methods, such as extensive physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, continuous passive motion (CPM) machine hire, and manipulation under anaesthetic fell short, the STAK proved to be the solution.”
Mr. Muhammad Tawfiq Korim
Consultant Knee Surgeon
UHL NHS Trust
“She only had 62° flexion, I spoke about the STAK and I was surprised that she had 108° flexion just a few weeks later.”
Mr Kareem Elsorafy
Orthopaedic Surgeon
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
“Patients find it user-friendly and highly motivating, boosting their treatment throughout the critical 4 to 6 weeks of rehabilitation.”
Liz Jacobs
Advanced Practitioner Physiotherapist
Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
The Full Set
The STAK is supplied with an accompanying chair, ice pack, knee wrap for cool down. Timer to time exercises & flexion/extension slide sheet
Research Supporting The STAK
Used in Hospitals across the UK
Pricing
Offer valid until Tuesday, 31st January, 2025, End of The Day.
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FAQ
Your questions answered
Find quick answers to common queries about the STAK program
What is STAK?
STAK is a specialised rehabilitation tool designed to break down scar tissue, improve strength, range of motion (ROM), and overall function, while reducing stiffness and pain. It empowers patients to continue their recovery safely and effectively at home, saving time for NHS physiotherapists and achieving outstanding results with minimal effort.
Is STAK beginner-friendly?
Yes, it’s intuitive and easy to use, with minimal training required.
What support is available?
We provide comprehensive support options including email, face-to-face training, virtual training sessions, and an extensive knowledge base for ongoing assistance.
Is patient data secure?
Absolutely. STAK is GDPR-compliant and meets NHS data security standards.