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'AT HOME' DOMICILIARY PHYSIOTHERAPY

ELDERLY REHAB AFTER ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY

Elderly rehabilitation after orthopaedic surgery:​

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  • Fractured neck of femur (#NOF with Dynamic Hip screw)

  • Total knee replacements

  • Total hip replacements

  • Hemi-arthroplasty

  • Femoral nail for thigh fractures #

Exercises to increase strength, range of movement gait re-education, increase independence, re gain confidence to be at home.

After hospital stays
Regain independence
improve mobility

IMPROVE MOBILITY

  • Improve gait pattern

  • Personalised strength exercises to tackle specific areas of weakness

  • Standing balance exercise programmes

  • Increase confidence with standing balance

  • Progress transfers using walking aids i.e. frame to sticks etc.

  • Outdoor walking practice

  • Training of walking on different surfaces / environments ie. shops, parks, pavements, cambers, roads, busy places.

REGAIN INDEPENDENCE

  • Rehabilitation at home after any illness, prolonged hospital stays or any change in your medical or functional status.

  • Goal based exercises to improve functional outcomes

  • Continuation of rehab programmes after discharge from Intermediate care services

  • Continuation of rehab programmes alongside care services

  • Work towards independence in activities of daily life

  • Improve transfers ie. chair to bed, toilet transfers, bed mobility.

  • Progress independence with transfers

  • Functional balance and strength exercise programmes

  • Regain confidence to live independently

REHAB AFTER LONG ILLNESSES

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If you have had a recent illness, a stay in hospital following a fall or a medical condition then you may have lost some of your strength, mobility or confidence. 

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You may benefit from exercises tailored to your home environment giving you the confidence to progress and regain your independence. 

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We can provide a one-off assessment and advice or ongoing treatment. 

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After illness
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