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Overview Top Picks How to Choose Compare Benefits Brands Space Ownership FAQ CPM Machines CPM Machines — Kinetec & OptiFlex, $3,825 to $19,117 Peak Primal Wellness carries a curated selection of clinical-grade CPM machines from Kinetec and OptiFlex, two of the most respected names in continuous passive motion therapy. Prices range from $3,825 to $19,117, covering knee, elbow, shoulder, ankle, and hand and wrist joints. CPM machines are used primarily during post-surgical recovery, particularly after joint replacement or ligament repair, where controlled passive movement helps reduce stiffness and support tissue healing without active muscle effort. Continuous passive motion (CPM) machines work by moving the joint through a prescribed range repeatedly, without requiring the patient to engage surrounding muscles, which is exactly why surgeons value them in the earliest recovery days. Choosing the right unit comes down to the target joint, the patient's size and positioning needs, and whether you need a portable setup for home use or a more robust device suited to a clinical or rehab environment. Entry price: The OptiFlex K1 Knee CPM Machine starts at $3,856 and is available with three hand control options, making it one of the most accessible knee rehab devices in the collection. Premium option: The OptiFlex Ankle CPM Machine at $19,117 represents the high end of the lineup, built for complex ankle rehabilitation with precision motion control. Clinical design: Kinetec devices feature anatomically correct alignment systems, color-coded setup guides, and load-reverse safety mechanisms developed for professional rehabilitation settings. Post-surgical use: Continuous passive motion (CPM) machines are frequently prescribed after total knee replacement, rotator cuff repair, or elbow reconstruction to maintain range of motion during the earliest stages of healing. Home recovery: Several models in this collection, including the Kinetec Spectra Essential Knee CPM Machine,