Pre & Post Surgical Rehab
We are experts in the art and science of the evaluation and treatment of human movement dysfunctions.
We are Experts
We are experts in the art and science of the evaluation and treatment of human movement dysfunctions. We have successfully rehabilitated patients that have undergone a variety of surgical interventions including:
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Total Hip, Total Knee, Total Shoulder Replacement (Regular & Reverse Shoulder Replacements)
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Cervical Fusion
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Arthroscopic Surgical Repairs (including knees, shoulders, hips)
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Rotator Cuff Repairs, Shoulder Labral Repairs, SLAP Lesions
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Subacromial Decompression
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Lumbar Laminectomy/Fusion/Discectomy
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Knee Meniscectomy
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ACL/PCL/MCL/LCL Reconstruction
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Hip Labral Repairs
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Hip, Knee, Ankle ORIF
We Work Closely with Your Surgeon
Communication is important for optimal recovery after a surgical procedure. We follow a number of post-surgical protocols and take the necessary steps to optimize healing. We will be in contact with your referring physician for guidance regarding any precautions and/or recommendations based on your particular procedure.
Goals of the Rehabilitation Process
Recovery of joint motion
Recovery of strength
Pain relief
Improved function
Independent care
Components of Your Care:
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A thorough biomechanical evaluation
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Extensive patient education
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Gentle hands-on techniques to relax the surrounding muscles
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Effective joint mobilization techniques to decrease joint stiffness
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Passive, active-assistive & active range of motion techniques
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Pain-relieving modalities
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Progressive strength training
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Targeted stretching for tight muscles
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Functional re-education
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Home Exercise Program (HEP)
Recovery Times will Vary
Everyone is different. You may require one or two visits, or an extended care plan over several weeks depending upon the procedure, your health, level of physical fitness and a number of other factors. A thorough plan will always be devised between you and your therapist. This plan is individualized and based on your own personal goals of physical therapy.