Personalised physiotherapy to restore movement, strength and confidence after joint replacement, fractures, ligament surgery and sports injuries.
Overview
After surgery or an injury, muscles weaken and joints become stiff. Rehabilitation helps you regain movement, strength, balance and confidence so you can return to daily activities, work and sport safely.
Our physiotherapists work closely with the orthopaedic surgeons to follow a step-by-step programme for each patient.
Who needs this treatment?
- After knee or hip replacement
- After fracture fixation or plaster removal
- After arthroscopy and ACL reconstruction
- Sprains, strains, tendon and muscle injuries
- Back and neck pain
Benefits
- Faster, safer return to activity
- Reduced pain and stiffness
- Lower risk of re-injury
- Home exercise programme you can continue
How it is done
Before the procedure
The physiotherapist assesses your movement, strength and goals and reviews the surgeon's instructions.
During the procedure
Sessions may include guided exercises, manual therapy, electrotherapy, gait and balance training and taping, progressing as you improve.
After the procedure
You receive a home exercise plan and follow-up sessions as needed.
Recovery and aftercare
The length of rehabilitation depends on the injury or surgery.
- Do your home exercises regularly
- Tell your physiotherapist if pain increases significantly
Frequently asked questions
Some discomfort while stretching or strengthening is normal, but exercises are adjusted to stay within safe limits.
This page gives general information. Whether a treatment is right for you, and what it involves, depends on your condition; your doctor will explain the options after examining you.