Finally, Real Knee Relief Without
Surgery or Injections

The Knee on Trac system is the only FDA-cleared device designed
specifically to decompress the knee joint — reducing pain, restoring
cartilage health, and giving patients back their mobility without drugs or surgery.

No obligation · Comprehensive knee diagnostic exam included · Same-week availability

84%
Report Pain
Reduction

FDA
Cleared
Technology

0
Surgery or
Injections

0
Days of
Downtime

Non
Invasive
​​​​​​​Treatment

UNDERSTANDING THE TEATMENT

What Is the Knee On Trac System?

The Knee on Trac is a patented, FDA-cleared mechanical decompression device specifically engineered for the knee joint. It applies a precisely controlled distraction force to separate the joint surfaces — creating negative pressure that draws in synovial fluid, reduces inflammation, and stimulates the natural repair of cartilage and soft tissue. It's the only technology of its kind designed exclusively for the knee.

    • Mechanically separates compressed knee joint surfaces
    • Creates negative intra-articular pressure to draw in healing fluid
    • Reduces bone-on-bone compression and associated nerve pain
    • Stimulates synovial fluid production and cartilage nutrition
    • Reduces joint inflammation without cortisone injections
    • No drugs, no surgery, no recovery time required

    Conditions We Treat

    Is Your Knee Condition on This List?

    The Knee on Trac is clinically indicated for a wide range of degenerative and painful knee conditions. If you've been told surgery is your only option, this program may change that conversation entirely.

    Osteoarthritis

    The most common reason for knee replacement surgery. Knee on Trac decompresses the joint, reduces bone-on-bone friction, and stimulates cartilage repair — often dramatically reducing pain and restoring function.

    Meniscus Tears & Degeneration

    Meniscus damage causes joint compression and pain. Decompression reduces loading on the torn meniscus and creates the conditions needed for tissue healing — often avoiding surgery entirely.

    Chronic Knee Inflammation

    Persistent swelling and synovitis keep the joint under pressure and starve cartilage of nutrients. Knee on Trac mechanically reduces this pressure and stimulates healthy synovial fluid production.

    Patellofemoral Syndrome

    Compression behind the kneecap causes anterior knee pain with activity. Decompression relieves cartilage loading on the patella, reducing pain with stairs, squatting, and prolonged sitting.

    Ligament & Soft Tissue Injuries

    Chronic ligament laxity and soft tissue damage contribute to joint instability and compression. Decompression reduces loading on damaged structures to allow proper healing.

    Post-Surgical Knee Pain

    Ongoing pain and stiffness after a knee replacement or arthroscopy is common. The Knee on Trac is effective for post-surgical patients experiencing residual joint compression and pain.

    The Knee on Trac Protocol

    How Knee Decompression Heals Your Joint

    The Knee on Trac works on the same principle that made spinal decompression so effective — negative pressure creates the ideal environment for tissue repair. But unlike spine tables, it was engineered exclusively for the unique biomechanics of the knee joint.

    Comprehensive Knee Evaluation

    We assess your range of motion, joint loading patterns, inflammation levels, and imaging (X-ray or MRI if available) to determine the exact nature of your knee damage before beginning treatment.

    Mechanical Distraction of the Joint

    You're seated comfortably with your knee positioned in the device. The Knee on Trac applies a precisely controlled upward distraction force that gently separates the femur from the tibia — decompressing the joint surfaces and the structures between them.

    Negative Pressure Draws Healing In

    As the joint separates, negative intra-articular pressure is created — drawing synovial fluid into the joint space, nourishing the cartilage, reducing inflammation, and stimulating the natural repair of damaged structures.

    Progressive Joint Rehabilitation

    Each session builds on the last. We combine decompression with cold laser therapy, targeted exercise, and nutritional support to maximize cartilage repair and restore full joint function over the course of your program.

    Knee on Trac Technology

    Why This Device Is in a Class of Its Own

    The Knee on Trac is the only patented device in the world designed specifically to decompress the knee joint. It was developed because no other technology could replicate what it does — create true intra-articular decompression in a controlled, repeatable way.

    Knee-Specific Engineering

    Unlike generic traction devices, the Knee on Trac was engineered around the anatomy of the knee — applying distraction in the precise vector that decompresses the tibio-femoral joint without loading the surrounding structures.

    Synovial Fluid Stimulation

    The negative pressure cycle actively stimulates synovial fluid production — the joint's natural lubricant and cartilage nutrient delivery system. Restoring this fluid is critical for cartilage health and pain reduction.

    Complementary Combination Therapy

    We combine Knee on Trac sessions with cold laser therapy (LLLT) to reduce inflammation and stimulate cellular repair, plus targeted rehabilitation to strengthen the muscles that protect the joint long-term.

    Before You Consider Surgery

    Knee Decompression VS. Knee Replacement Surgery

    Total knee replacement is a major surgery with real risks and a long recovery — and it doesn't always deliver the pain relief patients expect. The Knee on Trac program offers a compelling alternative for many patients who have been told surgery is their only option.

    Knee Replacement Surgery

    • General or spinal anesthesia and major surgical risk
    • 3–12 month rehabilitation and recovery period
    • Up to 20% of patients remain in significant pain after replacement
    • Risk of infection, blood clots, and implant complications
    • Implants have a lifespan — may require revision surgery
    • Average cost $30,000–$80,000+
    • Removes and replaces the natural joint entirely

    Knee on Trac Decompression

    • No anesthesia, no incisions, no hospitalization
    • Zero recovery time — walk out and resume daily activities
    • 84%+ of patients report significant pain reduction
    • No surgical risks — completely non-invasive
    • Preserves your natural knee joint
    • Fraction of the cost of surgery
    • Effective even for post-replacement patients with residual pain

    Your Knee Joint Can Heal.

    Cartilage has a greater capacity for repair than most people — and most doctors —
    believe. Given the right conditions, reduced compression, and restored nutrient flow
    damaged knee tissue recovers. Our patients experience this every week.

    Common Questions

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is the Knee on Trac treatment painful?

    No — most patients find sessions comfortable and even relieving during the treatment itself. You may feel a gentle decompression sensation as the joint separates, but there is no pain involved. Patients with severe bone-on-bone arthritis sometimes feel mild relief immediately after the first session.

    I've been told I need a knee replacement. Am I still a candidate?

    Possibly, yes. Many patients who have been told they need a knee replacement have significant cartilage and meniscus damage but still retain enough joint structure to benefit from decompression. We'll evaluate your imaging and conduct a thorough examination to give you an honest assessment of whether this program can help before you commit to surgery.

    How many sessions does the program require?

    Most programs consist of 12–20 sessions over 4–8 weeks depending on the severity of joint damage. After your evaluation, we'll provide a specific treatment plan with a clear timeline and expected outcome milestones so you know exactly what to expect from the start.

    Can this help if I've already had knee surgery?

    Yes — the Knee on Trac is effective for many patients with ongoing pain after knee arthroscopy, partial meniscectomy, or even total knee replacement. Post-surgical patients often have residual joint compression and inflammation that responds well to decompression therapy.

    How is this different from cortisone injections or hyaluronic acid shots?

    Injections are anti-inflammatory or lubricating in nature — they do not address joint compression or stimulate structural repair. Their effects are temporary and repeated injections can actually damage cartilage over time. The Knee on Trac creates the physical and biological conditions for the joint to heal — not just mask the pain temporarily.

    Will the result be permanent?

    For patients who complete the full program and follow the prescribed home exercise and lifestyle protocol, results are typically long-lasting. Maintaining a healthy body weight, strengthening the surrounding muscles, and avoiding high-impact loading are the keys to preserving your outcome long-term.

    Don't Schedule Surgery
    Until You've Done This First.

    Schedule your free knee evaluation at The Connect Chiro.
    We'll review your imaging, examine your joint, and tell you honestly whether the Knee on Trac program
    can help you avoid surgery — or recover from one.

    Available at The Connect Chiro · www.theconnectchiro.com · Powered by BluePrint Automation Systems™

    This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Individual results vary. Please consult with our doctor to determine if this program is appropriate for your specific condition. © The Connect Chiro