Traditional knee replacement disrupts the quadriceps tendon — the primary muscle group that controls how your knee extends. Healing that disruption is a significant part of why traditional recovery takes as long as it does.
Jiffy Knee uses a sub-vastus approach that preserves the quadriceps entirely. The surgical pathway reaches the joint through a smaller incision, with less soft tissue disruption, without cutting through the muscle.
The result: less post-operative pain, fewer narcotics, earlier movement, and a same-day discharge for most patients.
Dr. Connors combines the Jiffy Knee technique with robotic-assisted implant placement using the VELYS system, so the precision of the approach is matched by the precision of where and how the implant is placed.
Watch the video to learn why Dr. Connors champions the Jiffy Knee procedure.
“The technique gets you home the same day. The precision keeps the knee working for the next thirty years.”
Dr. Grayson P. Connors
"The muscle-sparing approach isn't a marketing term — it's the reason a 52-year-old can walk out of Northridge the same afternoon and be off narcotics in three days. The biology follows the technique."
Dr. Grayson P. Connors
"Jiffy Knee changed what I could promise a patient on a Monday who needed to be functional by Friday. That used to be an unrealistic conversation. Now it isn't."
Dr. Grayson P. Connors
Dr. Connors was hand-selected by Jiffy Knee CEO Dr. Manish Patel (right).
Jiffy Knee procedures are performed at Northridge Surgical Suites in Nashua, NH. No hospital admission. No overnight stay. The facility is built around exactly this kind of surgery — the staff knows the protocol, the environment is calm, and the patient is the only variable that changes room to room.
We use a multimodal pain management approach from the start — a combination of nerve blocks, anti-inflammatories, and non-narcotic medication that gets ahead of the pain rather than chasing it. Patients who aren’t managing significant pain move earlier. Earlier movement means a faster, more complete recovery.
Most Jiffy Knee patients are up walking in the recovery area before they leave. Most are off narcotics within a few days.
For patients who are right for this approach, the outpatient experience is not a compromise. It’s an upgrade.
Jiffy Knee is particularly well-suited for patients who are active, motivated to rehabilitate quickly, and healthy enough for outpatient surgery. That often means patients in their 40s, 50s, and 60s who are frustrated that knee pain is getting in the way of how they want to live — and who’ve been told that knee replacement means months of significant disruption.
It doesn’t have to.
A consultation will tell us whether the Jiffy Knee approach is right for your anatomy and your goals. Most patients who ask about it are candidates. The ones who aren’t will get an honest answer about why — and what the better approach is for their situation.
Most of our procedures are performed at Northridge Surgical Suites — a dedicated outpatient facility built around what joint replacement should feel like. Not a hospital managing twelve other things at once. A calm, focused environment where the staff knows this surgery, the team knows the protocol, and the patient is the only variable that changes room to room.
Most patients go home the same day. For the right patient, that’s not a compromise — it’s a better outcome.
Knee replacement is the right conversation to have when knee pain is significantly limiting your daily life — and when other treatments like injections, physical therapy, and activity modification have stopped providing meaningful relief. The best way to know whether you’re a candidate is a consultation.