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Knee'd to Know

Know the Signs. Know Your Options. Know When It's Time.

Relieve Pain. Improve Mobility. Regain Your Lifestyle.

A knee osteoarthritis management programme for eligible Etiqa policyholders, in collaboration with CareClinics and ALTY Orthopaedic Hospital.

Understand your symptoms, explore your treatment options and take the first step towards appropriate care.

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Could
Knee Osteoarthritis
Be Causing our Pain?

Knee osteoarthritis (OA) affects the protective cartilage in your knee joint. It may cause:

Knee pain

Discomfort when walking, standing or moving.

Stiffness

Difficulty moving your knee, especially after resting.

Reduced mobility

Trouble bending your knee or doing everyday activities.

Swelling or discomfort

Symptoms that affect your daily routine.

If your knee pain keeps returning or affects your daily activities, consult a doctor for assessment. The right care can help you understand your condition and available treatment options.

From First Symptom
to Better Mobility

Knee osteoarthritis can be managed through a stepped approach, starting with assessment and initial treatment before considering further options when needed.

01

Visit a Participating CareClinics Clinic

Start with a clinic visit for your knee concerns.
02

Consult a GP

Start with a clinic visit for your knee concerns.
03

Begin Treatment

Start appropriate treatment, including medication and lifestyle changes.
04

Review After 12 Weeks

If symptoms persist, a first hyaluronic acid (HA) knee injection may be considered following clinical review.
05

Review After 3–6 Months

If symptoms continue, a second knee injection may be considered where appropriate.
06

Specialist Referral

If there is no improvement, referral to an orthopaedic specialist may be considered.
Before administration, the clinical indication for every knee injection must be reviewed by a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at ALTY Orthopaedic Hospital. Treatment decisions depend on individual assessment.

What Are
Hyaluronic Acid (HA) Knee Injections?

Hyaluronic acid (HA) injections are a treatment option that may be considered for selected patients with knee osteoarthritis. They aim to supplement joint fluid and may help improve lubrication, relieve pain and support mobility.

Are they suitable for everyone?

No. Suitability and potential benefits vary between individuals. A healthcare professional will assess your condition and determine whether this treatment is appropriate.

Find a Participating
CareClinics Clinic Near You

CareClinics is your accessible first step towards getting your knee pain assessed.
Explore the participating clinic directory below to find a convenient location and speak with a doctor about your symptoms and treatment options.

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