The Calcu At-Home Knee Pain Test is an advanced diagnostic tool that helps individuals assess their knee health. By using individual sensors, it provides detailed information on knee joint function, mobility, and potential pain triggers. The test covers various exercises and activities such as walking, jumping, landing, single-leg balance, squats, hiking, running, and standing habits.

Unlike traditional methods that require clinic visits, the Calcu Knee Pain Test leverages advanced sensor technology to offer precise and immediate feedback on knee performance. It includes metrics such as range of motion, joint stability, and asymmetry during a variety of exercises and daily activities, which are often not captured by standard assessments. The test is designed to take only 20-30 minutes, providing comprehensive data without intruding into your daily life.

No, our sensors are designed to be exceptionally small and unobtrusive. Each sensor is approximately 1 inch by 1 inch in size and has a sticker on the back for easy application. Once applied, they remain comfortable and virtually undetectable during use.

The Calcu Test can help identify a range of knee issues including ligament strains, early signs of arthritis, muscle imbalances, and range of motions, and general joint instability. It provides a comprehensive analysis through metrics obtained from activities like walking, jumping, landing, single-leg balance, squats, hiking, running, and assessing standing habits.

Our current accuracy rate is approximately 97%. We are continuously collecting data to refine and enhance the precision of our measurements. Our goal is to provide the most accurate and reliable knee health assessment available.

After completing the test, your data will be analyzed and a detailed report will be generated. This report includes metrics on knee movement and performance during various activities such as walking, jumping, squats, and more. Additionally, we are developing user-friendly visual aids, such as charts and videos, to help you interpret your metrics more easily.

If your test results suggest a potential knee issue, we recommend consulting with a healthcare professional for a comprehensive evaluation. The detailed report provided by the Calcu Test can be shared with your doctor to assist in their diagnosis and treatment plan.

The Calcu Knee Pain Test provides comprehensive data on knee performance and movement, which can be crucial for effective rehabilitation. By identifying specific areas of weakness, instability, or improper movement patterns, the test helps create targeted exercise and treatment plans. These personalized recommendations can strengthen the knee, improve function, and alleviate pain, potentially reducing the necessity for invasive procedures like orthopedic surgery. Regular monitoring and adjustments based on test results can help maintain knee health and prevent further deterioration.

Yes, the Calcu Test can be a valuable tool for tracking your rehabilitation progress following knee surgery. It provides objective data on your recovery through various exercises and daily activities, helping you and your healthcare provider to monitor improvements and adjust your rehabilitation plan as needed.

The Calcu Knee Pain Test is designed for adults of all ages. However, if you have specific medical conditions or concerns, we recommend consulting with a healthcare provider to ensure the test is appropriate for you.

The Calcu Knee Pain Test is designed to take only 20-30 minutes, making it a quick and efficient way to assess your knee health. It is intended to fit seamlessly into your daily routine without significant disruption. By collecting data outside of a clinic or lab, the test provides insights into how you truly act in your daily life and habits.

Yes, retesting is recommended. After your initial test, make any necessary changes based on your results. We suggest retesting approximately every 3 months to monitor your progress and make further adjustments to your exercise or lifestyle routine. Regular retesting helps ensure continuous improvement in your knee health.