Wednesday · Week 14
Cleared for today's plyo. Quad LSI up 4% this week.
Plyometric assessment
Dr. Patel · Cleveland clinic
This week so far
12 this month
Plyometric assessment
2h ago · Dr. Patel · 32 min
Lower body strength
Yesterday · Self · 47 min
Gait analysis
Mon · Dr. Chen · 18 min
Recovery walk
Sun · Self · 24 min
Left knee · Week 14 of 26
Designed by Dr. Chen · Adjusted Oct 14
Phase progression
Acute care
Weeks 1–4 · Complete
Mobility & ROM
Weeks 4–8 · Complete
Strengthening · 80%
Weeks 8–16 · Currently here
Plyometrics
Weeks 16–22 · Up next
Return to sport
Weeks 22–26
Last 6 weeks
ROM progression
Left knee · degrees · daily peak
Asymmetry trend
Loading difference between limbs
vs. healthy baseline
Composite score · expected for week 14
Tracking ahead of the 76% expected for ACL recovery at this week.
Notus network
Dr. Sarah Chen
Orthopedic Surgery · Lead surgeon
Last visit · 2 weeks ago
Dr. Raj Patel
Sports Medicine · PT lead
Today 2:30 PM · next session
Dr. Erik Lindh
Research · Case Western
ACL Recovery Cohort 2026
Shared with care team
A 14-week post-ACL athlete tracking strength, symmetry, and clearance with the Notus band. Walk through the five screens — each mirrors what a real patient sees.
Continuous biomechanical data overnight becomes one number. Clearance, training load, and today's session — surfaced before he unlocks the phone.
No tapping start, no logging sets. The band picks up clinic, self-recorded, and gait sessions the moment they begin — synced to the care team in seconds.
Dr. Chen's ACL phases, clearance criteria, and milestone thresholds — exactly as written, in plain language. No PDF buried in an email.
ROM curve, asymmetry trajectory, pace versus expected — visualized the way an orthopedic team thinks about progress, not fitness-tracker scores.
Marcus messages Dr. Patel, syncs to Dr. Chen's Epic record, and contributes (with consent) to Dr. Lindh's cohort. One band, three workflows.
Ready for the real thing?
