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Post-Op Rehabilitation

Post-operative rehabilitation is a structured recovery program designed to restore strength, motion, and function after orthopedic surgery. It is a critical component of achieving the best possible surgical outcome.

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Typical Recovery Time
Duration varies by procedure. Most programs last 3 to 6 months. Return to sport programs may extend to 9 to 12 months after major reconstructions.

Who Is This For?

Required after virtually all orthopedic surgical procedures including joint replacement, ligament reconstruction, rotator cuff repair, and fracture fixation.

What to Expect

Your rehabilitation program will be guided by your surgeon and physical therapist. It typically begins within days of surgery and progresses through phases focused on reducing swelling, restoring motion, rebuilding strength, and returning to activity.

Risks to Know

Rehabilitation is generally safe. Pushing too hard too early can risk re-injury. Your care team will guide appropriate progression.

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