Physio Spirit / After surgery
Rehab after your operation.
Hip, knee and shoulder replacements, and fracture repairs — the weeks after surgery decide the result.
Does this sound like you?
Physiotherapy can help manage symptoms commonly associated with the problems below. What is right for you depends on an individual assessment.
- You have a total hip, knee or shoulder replacement booked or done
- A fracture fixed with plates or screws (ORIF)
- The hospital physio has finished and you need to keep going
- Progress has stalled and range is not coming back
- You want to prehabilitate before the operation
- Getting to a clinic is hard right now — home visits are available
What we actually do about it.
Joint mobilisation
Careful hands-on work to recover range without stressing the repair.
Swelling & stiffness
Treating the joints below and above that stiffen while you offload.
Walking & balance
Getting you off the frame and walking evenly again.
Strength rebuild
Staged loading back to stairs, the car, and the garden.
Your first appointment.
Get assessed
A proper look at how the joint moves, what is weak, and what is actually driving the pain.
Get treated
Hands-on treatment on the day, plus taping or needling where it helps.
Get a plan
A short exercise plan you will actually do, and a note back to your GP.
Book in.
Send this and we'll call you back to confirm a time. Two fields, that's it.
A GP care plan can cover Medicare-rebated visits for a chronic condition. NDIS (self and plan-managed), WorkCover and TAC are accepted.