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Before and after planned surgery
We provide specialist pre- and post-operative physiotherapy for people undergoing planned orthopaedic surgery, including hip replacements, knee replacements, shoulder replacements, and other elective procedures. Rehabilitating in your own environment allows you to recover safely and comfortably, removing the need to travel while you’re adjusting to your new joint.
Pre-surgery preparation. Targeted sessions before your operation to build strength and prepare you for your upcoming surgery and recovery.
Post-surgery assessment. A thorough clinical evaluation of your pain levels, swelling, movement, and mobility once you return home.
Progressive rehabilitation. A guided exercise programme designed to restore movement, rebuild muscle strength, and improve your mobility. Every plan is tailored to your specific procedure, your surgeon’s protocols, and your personal goals.
Functional independence. Practical advice and support to help you confidently navigate your daily routine at home.
Common questions
Yes. Pre-operative physiotherapy (often called “prehab”) builds your strength and stamina before your operation. Preparing beforehand makes your immediate post-surgery recovery smoother, improves your confidence, and supports a faster return to your daily activities.
In most cases, treatment can begin shortly after your discharge from hospital. The exact timing depends on the type of surgery you had and your consultant’s post-operative guidelines. Starting early gives you immediate guidance, answers your questions right away, and helps you adjust to managing at home with confidence.
Yes. We routinely review your hospital discharge summary and post-operative instructions, communicating with your consultant or hospital team as needed. Your treatment plan will always strictly follow your surgeon’s protocols to ensure your recovery is safe and effective.
Don’t see your exact situation described? Get in touch, we’re happy to discuss whether home physiotherapy could help.