dar
junior member
Will my ROM continue to improve after I stop going to Therapy sessions? I've done six weeks of Out Patient Therapy and have two more scheduled, so that would be a total of eight. They told me they would contact my insurance company to see if I could have more. They have forced my knee to 112 and they tell me the goal is 120 and I'm progressing well. I can ride my exercise bike fairly well, I've spent the evening walking around my apartment with no cane and today I even walked up stiars - like a normal person, one leg after another. I haven't done that in so very, very long, that accomplishment has made these six weeks worth it. I can't wait to see what lies ahead. Anyway - back to my question. My biggest concern now is getting back to work full time and because I live in the country and drive to town it is a three hour commitment for each session and that is time away from work. I want to continue if it is a good idea. I'm 43 and want to get as much as possible back in movement from my knee. I don't want to short change myself at all, but if I'm going to continue to improve anyway should I just tell them I'm done after these two weeks? Or is it a better idea to continue as long as insurance covers it.