Recover
Make recovery at home easier.
The first days at home come with their own challenges. A little preparation can make rest, comfort and everyday life easier to manage. Find practical ideas for sleeping after surgery.
Recovery at home
Comfort matters.
Your routines may look a little different while you're recovering. Setting up your space for rest, movement and the things you'll need throughout the day can make home feel easier to navigate.
A comfortable place to land
Set up a place where you can rest with the things you use most within reach.
Make room for recovery
Set aside some uncluttered space to move around and do the at-home exercises provided by your physical therapist or care team. A little open floor space and a nearby chair or sturdy surface may be all you need.
Let people in
When people offer to help, give them something to do. Meals, errands, rides and everyday tasks are easy places to start.
Pain + swelling
Cold therapy is commonly used to help manage pain and swelling after orthopedic surgery.
From traditional ice packs to systems that combine circulating cold with compression, there are different ways to bring cold therapy into recovery.
Ask your care team whether cold or compression is appropriate for your recovery, and follow their instructions.
COLD + COMPRESSION · OPTIONAL SOLUTION
Looking for more than an ice pack?
Game Ready combines circulating cold therapy with intermittent compression in one system designed for recovery at home.
Circulating cold
Continuously circulates cold water through the wrap for consistent cold therapy.
Intermittent compression
Adds intermittent compression while cold therapy is being delivered.
Anatomically designed wraps
Wraps are available for different areas of the body.
What happens next
Interested in Game Ready? You'll provide your information directly to the rental company. Their team will explain availability, prescription requirements and next steps.
Next: Return
Recovery isn't only about getting through the first few days.
It's also about getting back to the people, places and things that matter to you.
Explore Return
