Recover from surgery.

For most procedures, earlier is better. Research shows that early post-surgical physical therapy significantly enhances recovery and reduces healing time. Your surgeon will give you a starting date based on your procedure; we coordinate with their timeline.

Yes. We follow your surgeon's protocol at every step, particularly for time-sensitive precautions like post-op range of motion limits, weight-bearing restrictions, or tendon repair phases. We also share progress notes when needed.

Often yes. Pre-surgical PT (prehab) is increasingly recommended by physicians because stronger, more flexible muscles handle the trauma of surgery better. It can mean less time in the hospital and a faster return to activity. Worth a conversation if you have a planned surgery on the calendar.

It depends on the procedure. A simple post-op might be six to eight weeks. A total knee replacement or ACL reconstruction can run three to six months or longer. We give you an honest timeline after the evaluation, calibrated to your surgeon's protocol and your goals.

We handle most orthopedic and neurological post-op cases. If your specific procedure is outside our scope, we'll tell you straight and help you find someone better suited.

Many insurance plans cover post-surgical physical therapy. We verify benefits before your first appointment so there are no surprises.