Rental Program · by WRS Group
Rent a Game Ready® cold + compression system for your recovery window — delivered to your door, with a real team that handles the details.
We'll call you within one business day.
The complete system — control unit, wrap, and hose, delivered ready to use.
Ice packs warm up and slide off. A Game Ready system delivers controlled cold and active compression — steady and hands-off — around your surgery site. Here’s what it costs to rent one.
Buying a unit outright runs about $3,600 — most people only need it for a few weeks, so renting is the sensible call. Plus shipping and handling. Your rental includes delivery, setup guidance, support from our team, and the prepaid return label. Most patients use the system for two to four weeks after surgery — we'll confirm your exact plan on our call, no surprises.
Takes about a minute — no payment now, and no obligation. Reserving just holds your unit and starts a call to confirm the details. We’ll call within one business day.
Your information is private and secure.
No prescription yet? No problem — we help you get one from your surgeon after you reserve.
Fill out the short form above with your details and surgery date — it takes about a minute, and there’s nothing to pay now. We’ll call to confirm everything and answer your questions.
Cold compression therapy is FDA-regulated, so it requires a prescription. We'll walk you through exactly what's needed and help you get it from your surgeon.
We time delivery ahead of your surgery whenever possible, so the system is waiting when you get home. Then we walk you through setup so you’re comfortable using it from day one.
When your rental window ends, pack the unit up and ship it back with the prepaid return label from your kit. No stores, no drop-offs — that’s the whole process.
Ice packs warm up, slide off, and need resetting all night. A Game Ready system circulates controlled cold and gentle, active compression around your surgery site — steady, hands-off, hour after hour. It's designed to help manage pain and swelling in the weeks after orthopedic surgery, when they matter most.