Rotator cuff tearing is the most common shoulder pathology treated by orthopedic surgeons. Healing rates after rotator cuff repair have varied in the literature from less than 5% to 100% dependent on tear size, age, repair construct and muscle quality.25,26 A variety of methods have been used to repair the tendon. A recent biomechanical study has shown that repair with triple-loaded suture anchors have improved initial biomechanical properties compared to other constructs.27 No clinical data exists on healing after repair with triple loaded anchors or how healing effects function.