RecoveryOne

Name: RecoveryOne
Rating: 4.6 (188 reviews)
Author: TailorCare

By: TailorCare

Health & Fitness

Features & Capabilities

RecoveryOne delivers personalized recovery pathways with instructional therapy videos and clinically informed education, covering the neck to the knees and beyond. Accessible on any device and location, it guides your recovery at your own pace with clear self-care content and daily motivation.

Key capabilities include progress tracking for pain, function, and range of motion; exercise tracking; goal setting; optional reminders; and wearables integration with Fitbit, Google Fit, and Apple HealthKit. You can access doctor support and secure chat for clinical assistance.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Content Accessibility

By:

TailorCare

Rating:

4.60

(188)

Version:

2.40.48 Last updated: 2025-08-12

Version code:

876855348

Creation date:

2018-01-25

Compatible devices:

Size:

88.71MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 117,059 ▲ 12

Other platforms

RecoveryOne (v2.40.48)

12,475 4.38

(122)

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Developed by:

TailorCare

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/recoveryone/id1289891002

Website:

https://www.tailorcare.com

User Reviews

RecoveryOne is widely valued for convenient, at‑home PT with remote therapist access, short sessions, clear video demos, and tangible improvements in pain and mobility. Many users also appreciate insurance coverage and cost savings. However, recurring reliability problems—especially audio cues, general bugs, and video playback/download issues—plus limited exercise customization and rigid routines—diminish the experience. Improving app stability and offering more workout customization would enhance overall satisfaction.

Pros

Convenience of at-home PT with flexible scheduling and short sessions (20–25 minutes) convenient for daily use
Easy access to licensed physical therapists via virtual visits with quick, personalized plans
Real, noticeable improvements in pain and mobility, comparable to in-person therapy
High-quality video demos and guided sessions with timers/counters to structure workouts
Insurance coverage and cost savings from home-based PT (reduced travel and copays)

Cons

Audio cues and sound playback are unreliable across sessions (often stop working)
Persistent bugs and stability issues (sound/video problems, occasional need to reboot, playback/download failures)
Limited workout customization (cannot remove or reorder exercises; routines can be static for weeks; uneven timing for left/right sides)
Guided mode video downloads/streaming issues can render workouts unusable

Recent reviews

The exercise counters audio stopped working with iOS 26.4.1 the video audio still works, but not the exercise countdown timers

by Xc*****, 2026-04-21

I say RecoveryOne is my saviour, after being at doctor multiple times, worried about bone cancer. Somehow I came across the RecoveryOne app, made my appointment and followed the sessions without skipping a day, and boom I felt better after two years suffering from knee pain. This is what I need, I wish I could’ve found it earlier, but nothing is too late. Easy to set up an appointment and the PT doctors are very compassionate and helpful in the video call session. They set my exercises routine and sessions, and they responded fast enough for all my questions. Overall this app is amazing and works great for people like me. Minor bugs with the app, but they don’t change my opinion on this app or their service

by Sa*****, 2026-03-12

The audio never works for me on this app on my iPhone 16 Pro, which means I have to see my phone while doing exercises. In addition, I don’t like the way it doesn’t let me remove exercises or change the order of them, before starting the session. Very disappointing app. The other app I have used to supplement PT is MedBridge GO and that makes this one seem really lacking. It’s too bad, because the idea of having an app for PT from home is a good one, but this app is sub-par.