Physiotherapy


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Specialist Physiotherapy for Hip, Knee and Shoulder Pain & Recovery

Physiotherapy plays a vital role in restoring movement, reducing pain, and rebuilding strength in the hip, knee, and shoulder. Whether you are managing a musculoskeletal condition without surgery or preparing for—and recovering after—an operation, our tailored programs support every stage of your journey. With evidence-based treatments and guided rehabilitation, we help you return to daily activities, sport, and work with confidence.

Non-Operative Management

Many musculoskeletal conditions can be treated effectively without surgery. Physiotherapy is often the first line of treatment, focusing on:

  • Pain management with manual therapy, taping, and targeted exercise
  • Restoring mobility and flexibility in stiff joints and muscles
  • Strengthening surrounding muscles to support injured or degenerative joints
  • Correcting movement patterns and posture to help prevent recurrence
  • Improving overall function for return to work, sport, and daily life

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Physiotherapy Before Surgery (Prehabilitation)

Pre-surgery physiotherapy prepares your body for the procedure and is associated with improved outcomes:

  • Less post-operative pain and swelling
  • Shorter hospital stays
  • Faster return to normal activity
  • Improved long-term strength and function

Physiotherapy After Surgery

Rehabilitation is essential following
hip arthroscopy,
shoulder arthroscopy,
hip replacement, or
knee replacement.

Physiotherapy supports you to:

  • Protect the surgical site and encourage healing
  • Restore safe range of motion
  • Rebuild strength and endurance
  • Retrain gait and improve balance
  • Return confidently to work, sport, or higher levels of activity

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Physiotherapist assessing hip function before surgery to guide strengthening and recovery
Hip assessment before surgery helps target strengthening and improve recovery.

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Why Choose Our Physiotherapy Team?

  • Expertise in orthopaedic and sports rehabilitation
  • Extensive experience with complex joint surgeries
  • Personalised programs designed around your goals
  • Collaboration with your surgeon and care team for integrated recovery

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Prehabilitation before hip and knee replacements

Targeted exercises before surgery can improve recovery and overall outcomes.

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Prehabilitation: targeted exercises before hip and knee replacement to improve outcomes.

Watch on YouTube: Prehabilitation before hip and knee replacements

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