Incline Health’s Hip Rehabilitation Total Hip Replacement Program is a comprehensive and patient-focused approach to post-operative care. Firstly, our program begins with a thorough assessment to understand the individual needs and challenges of each patient. Furthermore, our experienced team of physiotherapists and chiropractors work in close collaboration with patients throughout their recovery journey.
Hip rehabilitation following a total hip replacement is a crucial aspect of the recovery process. It aims to help patients regain mobility, strength, and function in the hip joint while minimising pain and complications. Incline Health Online Program offers services related to hip rehabilitation and total hip replacement recovery. Below are some general guidelines for hip rehabilitation following a total hip replacement:
- Early Post-Operative Phase (0-6 weeks):
- Physical therapy: Begin gentle range of motion exercises and weight-bearing activities under the guidance of a physical therapist.
- Pain management: Medications and ice can help manage post-operative pain and swelling.
- Assistive devices: Use a walker or crutches to assist with walking and weight-bearing.
- Home exercises: Perform prescribed exercises at home to improve flexibility and strength.
- Intermediate Phase (6-12 weeks):
- Continue with physical therapy, focusing on improving strength and range of motion.
- Gradually reduce the use of assistive devices.
- Begin more functional activities, such as climbing stairs, getting in and out of a car, and sitting down and standing up from a chair.
- Monitor incision healing and communicate any concerns with your healthcare provider.
- Late Phase (3-6 months):
- Continue with physical therapy and exercises to improve hip strength and stability.
- Transition to a more normal walking pattern.
- Gradually increase the intensity and duration of activities.
- Discuss a return to work or sports activities with your surgeon.
- Long-Term Phase (Beyond 6 months):
- Continue with a maintenance exercise program to keep the hip joint strong and flexible.
- Follow up with your surgeon as recommended.
- Be cautious with high-impact activities or activities that could put excessive stress on the hip joint.
Furthermore, it’s essential to work closely with a healthcare provider, such as a physiotherapist during your hip rehabilitation journey. Incline Health can customise your rehabilitation plan to meet your specific needs and monitor your progress. Incline Health may offer a range of services to assist you in your recovery.
In addition, we develop a customised rehabilitation plan that is tailored to address specific concerns and goals.
Additionally, our team of experienced physiotherapists and chiropractors will guide you through each step of your rehabilitation journey, ensuring your progress is closely monitored.
Moreover, with our user-friendly online platform, you can access the program from the comfort of your home. Incline Health’s Hip Rehabilitation program is your bridge to a healthier, more active life following hip replacement surgery.
Any questions or concerns, the Incline Health team of Physiotherapists, Chiropractors are directly available via email info@inclinehealth.com.au. or phone (02) 9569 9552.
Furthermore products accompanying this program are to be purchased separately.
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Program Content
+111 enrolled Course Includes
- 6 Lessons
- 48 Topics