Orthopaedic & Joint Physiotherapy

Rehabilitation after fractures and orthopaedic surgery, plus treatment for joint stiffness and osteoarthritis. Full assessment and a clear plan before you start.

About this service

Bone and joint injuries do not end when the fracture heals or the surgery succeeds. Muscles weaken, range of motion drops, and the body adopts compensating movement patterns that cause pain elsewhere. Rehabilitation is what restores the joint's strength and range, and prevents the injury recurring.

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Conditions we treat

  • Rehabilitation after orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement
  • Fracture rehabilitation after cast removal
  • Knee and hip osteoarthritis
  • Joint stiffness and restricted movement
  • Tendon and ligament inflammation
  • Muscle weakness after prolonged rest

How treatment works

  1. 1

    Assessment

    We measure joint range, surrounding muscle strength, and your gait or movement pattern, and review any imaging or medical reports you have.

  2. 2

    Treatment plan

    You get the expected number of sessions, their length and the goal of each phase before starting. If the case needs an orthopaedic surgeon's opinion, we say so.

  3. 3

    Sessions

    A mix of manual therapy to restore range, therapeutic exercise to rebuild strength, and pain-relief modalities appropriate to the stage.

  4. 4

    Follow-up

    A home exercise programme and periodic reassessment to confirm progress holds after the sessions end.

Frequently asked questions

How many sessions will I need?

It depends on the injury and how long you have had it. Most post-surgical cases need 8 to 16 sessions. We give you the expected number after the first assessment, not before.

When should I start after surgery?

Usually within days, following your surgeon's instructions. Delaying makes range of motion much harder to recover.

Is treatment painful?

Range-of-motion work can be uncomfortable, but it should not be sharply painful. We adjust intensity to your response.

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