Rehab & Recovery · Conditions
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation in Burlington
Surgery is only part of recovery. Structured rehabilitation restores movement, strength and function after your procedure.
Understanding the condition
About post-surgical rehabilitation
After orthopedic surgery, such as hip or knee replacement, ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff repair or spinal surgery, rehabilitation is essential to regain range of motion, strength and confidence. We follow your surgeon's protocol, progressing exercises as healing allows, and communicate with your surgical team where needed.
Common symptoms
- Stiffness and reduced movement after surgery
- Muscle weakness around the operated area
- Swelling
- Difficulty walking, lifting or reaching
- Reduced confidence using the limb
Common causes
- Joint replacement surgery
- Ligament reconstruction
- Rotator cuff or tendon repair
- Fracture fixation
- Spinal surgery
How we treat it
Our approach at Tread Well
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Protocol-guided rehab
We follow your surgeon's guidelines and adjust your program as you heal.
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Restoring movement
Manual therapy, swelling management and mobility exercises restore range of motion.
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Strength and function
Progressive strengthening and functional training return you to work, sport and daily life.
Who treats this condition
These practitioners commonly treat this condition, and your care can be coordinated between them. You may book directly with the practitioner of your choice.
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation: common questions
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Covered by most extended health plans. Direct billing is available to many major insurers.Billing details
Book an assessment for post-surgical rehabilitation
Most new patients prefer to call. Reception can advise which practitioner is best suited to your concern and arrange a suitable time. Online booking is also available if you would prefer to book directly.
3305 Harvester Road, Burlington, Ontario L7N 3N2