USA As Represented by Secretary of the Navy

United States of America As Represented by the Secretary of the Air Force

Franklin Hill

Roger M Heitz

The present disclosure provides generally for a therapeutic recovery device for medical rehabilitation. The therapeutic recovery device may comprise a compression device. The compression device may provide compressive force that provides relief. The therapeutic recovery device may comprise at least one securing mechanism. When the therapeutic recovery device comprises at least one sensor, the at least one sensor may provide feedback on the user's health. The therapeutic recovery device may comprise one or more straps. The one or more straps may allow the therapeutic recovery device to be secured in a plurality of orientations. The therapeutic recovery device may comprise at least one holder. When the therapeutic recovery device comprises at least one holder, the holder may comprise one or more pockets. The therapeutic recovery device may interface with at least one external device. The therapeutic recovery device may comprise a cover. When the therapeutic recovery device comprises a cover, the therapeutic recovery device may comprise at least one internal material that is removable insertable.

Therapeutic recovery device for medical rehabilitation

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Van Nuys, CA, United States of America

Franklin Hill