Continuous Passive Motion
Chattanooga OptiFlex K-1 Knee Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) Machine
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Price range: $4,295.00 through $4,925.00
Medical-Grade CPM Therapy
Our Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) machines are medical-grade devices used in clinics, hospitals, and supervised home recovery programs to support early joint mobility after surgery or injury.
CPM Machines by Joint
We carry CPM devices designed specifically for knee, shoulder, ankle, and elbow rehabilitation, each built to support proper anatomical alignment and controlled range of motion.
Buy, Rent, or Lease in Canada
Choose from purchase, short-term rental, or leasing options. CPM rentals are commonly used for post-surgical recovery, while clinics and facilities often prefer long-term solutions.
Available in Canada
CPM machines are available to Canadian clinics and patients with shipping, rental coordination, and support provided across Canada.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) machine?
A Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) machine is a medical rehabilitation device that gently moves a joint through a controlled range of motion without patient effort. CPM therapy is commonly used after surgery or injury to help maintain mobility and reduce stiffness.
What joints can CPM machines be used for?
CPM machines are available for several joints, including the knee, shoulder, ankle, and elbow. Each device is designed to support the specific anatomy and movement patterns of that joint.
When is CPM therapy typically prescribed?
CPM therapy is often prescribed after orthopedic surgery, such as joint replacement or repair procedures, or when early movement is recommended as part of a rehabilitation program. Use should always follow a clinician’s guidance.
Can CPM machines be used at home?
Yes. Many CPM machines are used in supervised home rehabilitation programs when prescribed by a healthcare professional. Proper setup, positioning, and usage instructions are important for safe and effective therapy.
Do CPM machines reduce pain and stiffness?
CPM therapy may help reduce joint stiffness and discomfort by promoting gentle movement during periods of limited activity. Results vary depending on the condition, procedure, and individual recovery plan.
How long should a CPM machine be used each day?
Daily usage time varies based on the joint being treated and the clinician’s protocol. Some programs involve multiple sessions per day, while others use a single longer session.
Are CPM machines only for hospitals and clinics?
No. While CPM machines are commonly used in hospitals and physiotherapy clinics, many are also prescribed for short-term or long-term use in home recovery settings.
Can I buy or rent a CPM machine in Canada?
Yes. CPM machines are available in Canada for purchase, rental, or lease. Rental options are commonly used for post-surgical recovery, while clinics often choose purchase or lease arrangements.
Do CPM machines require accessories or patient kits?
Most CPM machines require joint-specific accessories or patient kits, such as padding or positioning supports, to ensure proper alignment and comfort. These are often sold separately.
How do I choose the right CPM machine?
The right CPM machine depends on the joint being treated, the prescribed range of motion, and whether the device will be used in a clinic or at home. A healthcare professional or equipment specialist can help confirm the best option.
Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) Machines in Canada
Shop Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) machines for post-surgical rehabilitation and joint mobility—trusted by clinics and used in supervised home recovery programs across Canada.
Answers to common questions about CPM machines are available below.
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