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Post-Operative
Physical Therapy

Post-operative physical therapy is essential for patients recovering from orthopedic surgeries, such as joint replacements, ligament repairs, or fracture fixations. This therapy promotes healing, reduces pain, and restores strength and mobility. Through a structured program, patients gradually regain function, making post-operative therapy a vital component of the recovery process.

Is this Right for Me?

Patients who have recently undergone orthopedic surgery are ideal candidates for post-operative physical therapy. This includes those who have had joint replacements, ligament repairs, or procedures for fractures. Our team works closely with each patient’s surgeon to create a customized therapy plan that addresses specific post-surgical needs and supports optimal recovery.

Procedure

The process begins with a careful evaluation of the surgical site and overall physical condition. Based on this assessment, our specialists design a phased therapy plan that may include gentle range-of-motion exercises, gradual strengthening, and balance training. Each phase is intended to enhance healing while protecting the surgical area, with activities adjusted as recovery progresses.

Recovery

Following the completion of therapy, patients are encouraged to continue with recommended exercises to retain their progress and avoid re-injury. Periodic follow-up sessions may be scheduled to monitor recovery and adapt the program if needed. This approach ensures patients maintain their restored mobility and strength over the long term, supporting a smooth transition back to everyday activities.

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