Recovery Plans: Launch Pricing

A printout is not a plan.

A plan tells you what to do this week, what to do when it hurts, when to progress, and what "on track" actually looks like. That's what these are. Structured, phase-by-phase programs built the same way I build them in the clinic.

Structured Recovery Programs

Self-guided, phase-by-phase. Pick your region or get the full library.

Launch pricing

Single Region Program

$129 one-time

One complete phase-by-phase program: knee, shoulder, hip, spine, prehab, or Blood Flow Restriction training. Progressions, milestones, red flags, and the "is this normal?" answers built in. Yours forever.

  • Full phase-by-phase progression
  • Milestone criteria to advance
  • Red-flag guidance built in

A single cash-pay eval runs $150–$250 before you've started. This is the whole structured path.

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Customized Recovery Plans

Built around your surgery, your protocol, your timeline. Not a template.

Launch pricing

Custom Plan

$299 one-time

A detailed intake, then I build your plan phase by phase against your surgeon's protocol, your history, and your goals.

  • Full intake and case review
  • Plan built specifically around you
  • Delivered as a clean, usable document

A typical course of cash-pay PT runs $900–$1,500 for 8–12 visits. This is the plan those visits would build toward, without the per-visit cost.

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Launch pricing shown above. Confirmed before checkout opens.

How the custom plan works

Intake

A detailed questionnaire covering your procedure, protocol, history, equipment, and goals.

Build

I construct your plan phase by phase against evidence-based protocols and your surgeon's specifics.

Deliver

You get the full plan as a clean, usable document: progressions, criteria, what to watch for.

Progress

Clear milestones tell you when to advance, and when it's time to get eyes on it in the virtual clinic.

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Plans are in production. The waitlist gets launch pricing and first access.

In the meantime, the free guides will get you moving.

Before you buy

These plans are general education and self-guided programming, not a substitute for evaluation by your own surgeon or physical therapist, and purchasing one doesn't create a therapist-patient relationship. If anything here conflicts with your surgeon's specific restrictions, follow your surgeon's restrictions. Exercise carries some risk, and you're choosing to follow this program.

If you have new or worsening pain, swelling, fever, chest pain, or calf pain and swelling, stop and get seen. That's not a "check with your PT" symptom, that's a "go now" symptom.

Built by John DeLucchi, PT, DPT, a licensed physical therapist in North Carolina.