FAQs

Yes, studies show that Apos® patients are avoiding surgery. A study released in 2023 on knee osteoarthrits patients showed that 89% of patients who were candidates for knee replacement surgery were able to avoid surgery for up to six years. And a study released in 2024 on hip osteoarthritis patients showed that 80% were able to avoid surgery for up to five years. More studies are also being conducted on surgery avoidance for other conditions.

Yes, Apos® can help manage bone-on-bone pain. Apos® is clinically proven to significantly reduce pain—patients experience an average of 70% less pain, as found in a study on knee osteoarthritis published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Over time, this can make everyday activities easier and allow you to move more freely, even with severe joint conditions.

Many feel relief right away as the device helps realign their joints. For others, it may take several weeks or even 3-6 months.

Apos® is FDA cleared for the treatment of knee osteoarthritis pain. It is also FDA registered and evidence-based for other musculoskeletal conditions, such as knee, hip, lower back, and ankle pain, helping you live well with your condition. Fill out the form to check if Apos® would help your specific situation.

There are over 70 peer-reviewed publications showing the efficacy of Apos®. To learn more about clinical studies on Apos®, see here.

Yes, Apos® is FDA cleared for treating knee osteoarthritis pain. It is also FDA registered and evidence-based for other musculoskeletal conditions, such as knee, hip, lower back, and ankle pain, helping you live well with your condition. Fill out the form to check if Apos® would help your specific situation.

Apos® is also recommended by the UK’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) for knee osteoarthritis patients who are candidates for total knee replacement surgery.

You wear the Apos® foot-worn device for about 1 hour per day—at home, while you do your normal household activities. No special exercises. No guided therapy sessions. The rest of the day, live your normal life. That 1 hour is enough to help you address your condition and have a better quality of life.

No. You only need to be on your feet for a fraction of the time. It’s important to give the muscles in your back, hips, knees, and ankles time to rest. Your Apos® clinician will provide you with personalized guidance.

Yes, Apos® is designed for comfort, customized to your unique walking style to ensure a comfortable fit while helping to reduce pain and improve movement.

Yes, you can take breaks if necessary, but following the treatment plan closely helps you achieve the best results. If you need a pause, consult your Apos® clinician for guidance.

If adjustments are needed, your clinician will make them during a follow-up appointment, ensuring continued progress as your body adapts to the treatment.

Yes, many insurance plans cover Apos®, including full coverage by the Veteran’s Administration. Reach out to us or fill out a form on our website, and we’ll help verify your coverage.

Yes, you can use your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) to purchase Apos®, making it easier to afford.

Co-pays depend on your insurance plan. Our team can help you understand your benefits so there are no surprises before you start treatment. We also have a Rebate Program to assist with out of pocket, and you can use your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA).

After your initial Apos® program, which usually lasts 12 months, you can keep the device. Many patients opt for a maintenance program to continue their progress.

Apos® is FDA cleared for treating knee osteoarthritis pain. It is also FDA-registered and evidence-based for other musculoskeletal conditions, such as knee, hip, lower back, and ankle pain, helping you live well with your condition. Fill out the form to check if Apos® would help your specific situation.

Apos® is a good fit for adults dealing with chronic knee, hip, ankle or back pain. A consultation with an Apos® specialist will determine if it’s the right fit for you.

Apos® is a good fit for adults dealing with chronic knee, hip, ankle or back pain. A consultation with an Apos® specialist will determine if it’s the right fit for you.

Yes, Apos® is generally recommended for patients weighing up to 400 pounds, ensuring safe and effective use.

Apos® may not be suitable for those with severe balance issues, significant complications from diabetes, or advanced systemic joint conditions. A consultation with an Apos® specialist will determine if it’s the right fit for you.

Yes, Apos® can support both pre- and post-surgery rehabilitation. It helps prepare your body before surgery and aids in recovery afterward, reducing pain and improving function.

Yes! An Apos® product specialist can come to your home, and one of our Apos trained physical therapist will join via a video call. The visit takes between a half an hour to an hour. And once you have the Apos® medical device, you just put them on for around an hour a day while going about your regular activities at home for treatment.

Follow-up visits are essential for monitoring progress and adjusting your Apos® device. These may occur every 1-4 weeks initially, with longer intervals as your condition improves.

Many insurance plans, including the VA, cover Apos®. To help with any out-of-pocket costs such as co-pays or deductibles, we offer a rebate program of up to $450. Learn more about our rebate program here.

If you’re not covered by insurance:

• The full price of Apos® is $4,500, which includes the device and up to a year of follow-up appointments with an AposCareTM physical therapist.
• We offer a prompt payment discount of $1,000, reducing the price to $3,500.
• A charitable discount is available based on Federal Poverty Guidelines to make Apos® more accessible. To determine eligibility, we’ll need to document your income and household size.

To make payments even more manageable, we also offer flexible payment plans.

Understanding the root cause of your pain can be a game changer, and our Apos® physical therapists can help you get a clearer picture during your Initial Evaluation.

Have you ever noticed how one problem often leads to another? Knee pain can inhibit the way your body moves, leading to issues like back pain, hip pain, or even more knee pain. But it doesn’t end there. Once your body’s alignment is “out of whack,” it creates a cycle of pain and discomfort that is likely to keep making itself worse over time.

Apos® helps break this downward spiral by retraining your body to move and walk in a healthier, more balanced way.

Apos® is a good fit for adults dealing with chronic knee, hip, ankle or back pain. A consultation with an Apos® specialist will determine if it’s the right fit for you.

Yes, Apos® is generally recommended for patients weighing up to 400 pounds, ensuring safe and effective use.

Apos® may not be suitable for those with severe balance issues, significant complications from diabetes, or advanced systemic joint conditions. A consultation with an Apos® specialist will determine if it’s the right fit for you.

Yes, Apos® can support both pre- and post-surgery rehabilitation. It helps prepare your body before surgery and aids in recovery afterward, reducing pain and improving function.