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Ossur Rebound Post-Op Knee Brace - Professional Grade ROM Control and Immobilization - L1832 L1833

SKU:B-838-1487-Cool-S

$179.99 - $179.99

$179.99

$179.99 - $179.99

$179.99

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EASY SIZING FOR YOUR POST-OP KNEE BRACE: Measure thigh circumference 6 in. above mid-patella. Available in Small (12-25 in.), Universal (16-32 in.), and Universal XL (16-38 in.) with Cool or Full Foam liner options.
TOOL-FREE ROM HINGE: Adjust your range of motion quickly with the intuitive drop-lock mechanism. Set precise flexion and extension limits to safely protect your knee during ACL, MCL, PCL, or LCL surgery recovery.
SECURE TELESCOPING FIT: The adjustable frame extends from 18.5–27 in. for adults or 15–21 in. for small sizes. Contoured leg pads and non-slip straps prevent the brace from sliding down during your meniscus or fracture recovery.
GUIDED APPLICATION SYSTEM: Put your post-op knee brace on correctly every time using the numbered frame guide. The clearly numbered frame helps ensure proper strap placement, while the blue buckles make securing the brace quick and easy—so you can manage your knee immobilization with confidence.
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Reach out to Brace Direct (an American Owned Company) to schedule an appointment with a fitting professional for a free video fitting and adjustment session to achieve the perfect fit.

Adjustable Post-Op Stabilization and Pain Relief

Recover with confidence using the advanced support of the Ossur Rebound Post-Op Knee Brace. Its intuitive drop-lock hinge and telescoping frame provide precise post-operative stability to protect your knee during ACL, PCL, or meniscus repair recovery. The numbered application system ensures a secure, slip-free fit every time, helping you stay comfortable as you heal.

Key Features

PDAC APPROVED L1832 AND L1833: Knee orthosis, adjustable knee joints, positional orthosis, rigid support
CLINICALLY APPROVED IMMOBILIZATION: Certified to deliver rigid, positional knee support to ensure your joint receives professional-grade protection during the crucial early stages of healing after complex surgical repairs
CUSTOMIZABLE RECOVERY COMFORT: Choose the lightweight Cool liner for superior breathability or the Full Foam option for comprehensive padding, both meticulously designed to reduce skin friction and manage moisture during extended daily wear
PRECISE TOOL-FREE ADJUSTMENTS: Control your safe range of motion effortlessly with the intuitive drop-lock hinge mechanism to quickly set exact flexion and extension limits
SLIP-RESISTANT TELESCOPING FRAME: Easily adjust the aluminum strut length to match your exact leg proportions while contoured padding and reliable non-slip straps prevent frustrating brace migration
FOOLPROOF APPLICATION SYSTEM: Take the frustration out of wearing your brace with a clearly numbered strap guide and easy-to-secure blue buckles that guarantee correct placement every single time
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEE: Free virtual fitting and adjustment session with our US-based brace specialists for personalized support

Indications

ACL
PCL
MCL
LCL repairs/injuries
Meniscal repairs
Tibial plateau fractures
Patellar tendon repairs
Osteochondral repairs
Condylar fractures
Sprains/strains of the knee
HTOs (High Tibial Osteotomy)

Brace Direct's Perfect Fit Guarantee

If you need fitting help, visit our Perfect Fit Guarantee page to schedule a free virtual fitting with our US brace specialists.

Sizes / Style

Cool - Small
Cool - Universal
Full Foam - Universal
Full Foam - Universal XL

Sizing Guide

Measure thigh circumference 6 in. above mid-patella. Telescoping frame adjusts to patient leg length. Available in Small (12-25 in.), Universal (16-32 in.), and Universal XL (16-38 in.).

How to Wear / Fit

Use the guided application system by following the numbered strap locations on the frame and securing the blue buckles for correct placement.

How the Adjustable ROM Hinge Controls Your Knee Recovery

The Ossur Rebound Post-Op uses a OneTouch hinge system that controls exactly how far your knee bends and straightens during every phase of recovery. With a range from -10 degrees of hyperextension to 120 degrees of flexion, it matches the progressive ROM protocols surgeons prescribe after ligament reconstruction, meniscal repair, and fracture surgery.

OneTouch Drop-Lock: Converts from ROM-controlled movement to full immobilization with a single sliding action, ideal for locking at 0 degrees during sleep and weight-bearing
Tool-Free ROM Adjustment: Pull-tab stops let your clinician set flexion and extension limits in seconds without any tools or extra clinic visits
Automatic Stop Locks: ROM settings lock into place once set, preventing accidental changes between appointments
Independent Flexion and Extension Control: Bending and straightening limits are set separately, allowing your provider to customize restrictions for your specific procedure

Post-Op Knee Brace for ACL, Meniscus, and Ligament Surgery Recovery

Different knee surgeries place different demands on healing tissue, and each follows its own rehabilitation timeline. The Rebound Post-Op is prescribed across a wide range of procedures because its adjustable ROM hinge aligns with the progressive protocols orthopedic surgeons use to protect repairs while restoring movement.

ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL Repairs: Supports the full ligament reconstruction timeline, from locked immobilization in the first weeks through progressive ROM to full range by weeks six to eight
Meniscal Repairs: Restricts flexion past 90 degrees during the critical four-to-six-week healing window when sutured meniscal tissue is most vulnerable
Tibial Plateau Fractures: Locks in full extension during non-weight-bearing and toe-touch phases for the six to eight weeks these fractures typically require
Patellar Tendon Repairs: Allows independent extension control to protect the repair during early loading while still permitting flexion for seated activities
High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO): Built for the extended eight-to-twelve-week bracing periods that realignment surgeries demand

Why Comfort Matters in a Post-Surgical Knee Brace

Recovery takes weeks, and a brace only works if you wear it consistently. Ossur built the Rebound Post-Op with comfort features that address the most common complaints patients have with post-surgical bracing: heat buildup, slipping, and difficult application.

Cool or Full Foam Liner: Choose breathable, moisture-wicking Cool fabric for warmer conditions or thicker Full Foam padding for extra cushioning when the knee is still swollen and sensitive
Anti-Migration Straps: Dual lower cruciate straps cinch above the calf to prevent the brace from sliding down during walking, with a reversible configuration to match your leg shape
Telescoping Frame: Adjusts from 18.5 to 27 inches (adult) or 15 to 21 inches (pediatric) to position the hinge center directly at the knee center for accurate ROM control
Color-Coded Application System: Numbered frame and blue buckles guide you through the correct strap order every time, reducing mistakes when you are managing pain or relying on a caregiver
Lightweight Aluminum Frame: Low-profile construction distributes pressure evenly with contoured leg pads shaped to follow the natural curve of your leg

Knee Surgery Recovery Timeline: What to Expect Week by Week

How long you wear a post-op brace depends on your surgery and your surgeon's protocol. Below is a general timeline for common ligament and meniscal procedures. Always follow your surgical team's specific instructions for your recovery.

Weeks 0-2 (Immobilization): Brace locked at 0 degrees for weight-bearing and sleep to protect the surgical repair and prevent flexion contracture
Weeks 2-4 (Early Motion): Hinge gradually unlocked to allow 0-45 or 0-60 degrees of passive flexion during supervised physical therapy
Weeks 4-6 (Progressive Loading): ROM opens to 0-90 or 0-120 degrees as patients begin stationary cycling and active quad strengthening
Weeks 6-12 (Transition): Full ROM is often restored and the brace may be worn only during higher-risk activities or discontinued at your surgeon's direction

PDAC Approved Medical Device

Meets Medicare standards under HCPCS codes L1832 and L1833. Eligible for FSA and HSA reimbursement. Brace Direct offers free virtual fitting sessions with US-based brace specialists.

FAQs

What knee surgeries is the Ossur Rebound Post-Op Knee Brace designed for? + –

It is designed for ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL reconstruction, meniscal repair, tibial plateau fractures, patellar tendon repair, osteochondral procedures, condylar fractures, high tibial osteotomy, and knee sprains or strains requiring immobilization or controlled range of motion.

How does the ROM hinge work on this brace? + –

The OneTouch hinge uses pull-tab stops to set flexion and extension limits independently from -10 to 120 degrees. Stops lock automatically once set. A separate drop-lock converts the brace to a full immobilizer at 0 degrees with a single sliding action.

What is the difference between the Cool liner and the Full Foam liner? + –

The Cool liner uses breathable, moisture-wicking fabric for airflow and quick drying. The Full Foam liner provides thicker cushioning for extra comfort when the knee is swollen or sensitive after surgery. Both are removable and trimmable.

How do I measure for the correct size? + –

Measure your thigh circumference 6 inches above the center of your kneecap. Pediatric fits 12-25 inches with a 15-21 inch frame. Universal fits 16-32 inches with an 18.5-27 inch frame. Universal XL fits 16-38 inches.

How long will I need to wear a post-op knee brace after ACL surgery? + –

Most ACL protocols require the brace for four to six weeks, sometimes longer if meniscal repair was also performed. The brace starts locked at full extension, then gradually unlocks as your surgeon advances your ROM goals. Always follow your surgical team's specific instructions.

Can I sleep in the Ossur Rebound Post-Op Knee Brace? + –

Yes. Many surgeons require wearing the brace during sleep for the first several weeks with the hinge locked at 0 degrees. This prevents the knee from settling into a bent position overnight, which can lead to a flexion contracture. The Full Foam liner adds extra cushioning for nighttime comfort.

Is this brace covered by insurance, FSA, or HSA? + –

The Rebound Post-Op is PDAC approved under HCPCS codes L1832 and L1833, meeting Medicare standards for medical-grade knee orthoses. It is eligible for FSA and HSA purchase as a qualified medical expense. Contact your insurance provider for details on your coverage.

How do I keep the brace from sliding down my leg? + –

The Rebound features dual lower cruciate straps that cinch above the calf to resist migration. The reversible strapping system can be configured to pull in different directions depending on your leg shape. Proper frame length also reduces slipping by keeping the hinge aligned with your knee center.

What is the difference between a post-op knee brace and a functional knee brace? + –

A post-op brace provides strict immobilization and controlled ROM to protect healing tissue immediately after surgery. A functional brace is used later in recovery or during sports for dynamic stability without rigid motion limits. Many patients transition from post-op to functional as recovery progresses.

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Great knee brace. It came

"Great knee brace. It came very quick. Easy to get the brace up and running. Directions were very easy to read and follow. Thank you for making a quality brace. It is supporting my knee just like advertised."

— Lester L. (5/5)

Ossur Rebound Post-Op Knee Brace - Professional Grade ROM Control and Immobilization - L1832 L1833

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