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Hinge Health Pros

✓ Impressive, motivation & modificationI have always known I needed to do daily PT exercises on my own to help my pain and balance but, I was never motivated to do them, never could remember what to do and afraid I would do them wrong causing more pain. This app has motivated me to daily stretches every morning with a reminder text, planned program and with the sensors, I am more confident that I am doing them correctly. Plus I know there are therapists monitoring me. They send me feedback and communicate with me weekly via texts and emails. I also sent them feedback when the side bends were causing me pain flareups and they were able to substitute that exercise with another that does not cause pain. I also enjoy reading the various topics on healthy habits and retraining my brain. There are also many member chat groups that I have joined for advice from other members on a variety of topics like diet and recipe ideas. I am very impressed with this program and thank my insurance company for introducing me to Hinge. And I thank Hinge for making this an easy motivator to keep me moving. Use it or lose it!.MetalsqueenBeeVersion: 1.122.3

✓ Great but wish it would continueThe Hinge neck program has been great. I first thought that the easiness of the exercises was because they don’t know the degree of your injury or chronic pain, but it’s really just to get you moving and progressing. The exercises never really got too much harder but they certainly worked the supporting muscle groups so my neck and back feel stronger and my chronic pain is greatly reduced. The program has 40 levels and you can get through a level in a few days. I wish the levels advanced beyond 40 but my coach said you just need to go back and repeat some. This is less motivating than trying to complete a level. I suggest they offer a way to generate Levels 40+ that would mix and match exercises from levels 30-40 and then you just keep going as long as you want to. Otherwise, this has been a great program and I thank my employer for making this available for free..HoyaSaxa1983Version: 1.80.1

Hinge Health Cons

✗ Inflexible schedule. Annoying articlesThe exercises might be useful but the purpose of an app is to motivate you to do them. There is only one possible time to schedule your exercises. My days don’t line up the same each day so all the app serves to do on most days is annoy me with the announcement that it’s time for my exercises. Which I don’t have time for five days out of seven. There is no actual feedback on progress at all, something else most apps I’ve used to try to change something, have done. No tracking, no evidence that these exercises are helping, and no indication the exercises are at all tailored for you. The short articles that you are suppose to read are pretty banal and mostly waste time. A small percent are actual useful. The language used talks down to the reader. I’m sorry I signed up for this at work and now my employer has a year long contract to fulfill apparently. I’ve been offered much better health apps via work before. And used and paid for better ones in my own..There is more than one beckyVersion: 1.121.1

✗ Ok, but...The exercises are helpful but the app could use some improvements: -It doesn’t have landscape mode functionality. I prefer using it on my iPad ( propped up on keyboard in landscape mode) or connecting my device to a TV. Needing to twist my neck to look at it sideways leaves me ( literally) with pain in the neck. -Because I’m far older (nearly 60) and less flexible than many users ( thanks to decades of back problems), I find the difficulty levels progressing far faster than this old body can handle. I’d like to be able to reset levels so I can progress at a pace that’s realistic for me, by redoing earlier levels, rather than a pace that works for a 20 or 30-something year old. Same was true pre-Covid when I was traveling a lot and not able to do exercises or connect to WiFi while in remote parts of the world. Sometimes it’s necessary to go back and redo a few levels or, after a long gap, even the beginning to rebuild strength. Being able to restart at Level X ( resetting everything after level X) would be useful. Having only one exercise at each level in the library is not enough. Although the new Change function is helpful, it doesn’t make much sense when I change it to a Level 1 exercise and it tells me I’ve completed a Level 12 exercise. PS-never did get sensors that worked properly even after 3 shipments where they twice sent “replacement “ sensors for the wrong program. I finally gave up on those. Not sure they’re really necessary though..Dc YukonVersion: 1.64.1

Is Hinge Health legit?

✅ Yes. Hinge Health is 100% legit to us. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 41,356 Hinge Health user reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, AppSupports Legitimacy Score for Hinge Health is 97.2/100.

Is Hinge Health safe?

✅ Yes. Hinge Health is quiet safe to use. This is based on our NLP analysis of over 41,356 user reviews sourced from the IOS appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 4.9/5. AppSupports Safety Score for Hinge Health is 97.7/100.

Should I download Hinge Health?

✅ There have been no security reports that makes Hinge Health a dangerous app to use on your smartphone right now.