Post-Fracture
Rehabilitation
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Phone Number
080889 46982
E-Mail Address
info@boneandjointphysio.com
Our Services
- Back Pain & Sciatica Physiotherapy
- Neck Pain & Cervical Spondylosis
- Joint Pain & Arthritis Physiotherapy
- Frozen Shoulder Physiotherapy
- Sports Injury Rehabilitation
- Post-Surgery Rehabilitation
- Post-Fracture Rehabilitation
- Neurological Physiotherapy
- Vestibular & Balance Rehabilitation
- Geriatric Physiotherapy
- Home Physiotherapy Services
Effective Post-Fracture Rehabilitation for Faster Recovery
Recovering from a fracture requires proper rehabilitation to restore strength, flexibility, and mobility. After a bone fracture has healed sufficiently, physiotherapy can help reduce stiffness, improve joint movement, rebuild muscle strength, and support a safe return to daily activities.
At Bone and Joint, we provide personalized post-fracture rehabilitation programmes designed to improve physical function, restore movement, and support your recovery based on your injury, healing progress, and individual needs.
Our Advantages
At Bone and Joint, we provide personalized post-fracture rehabilitation to improve mobility, restore muscle strength, reduce stiffness, and support a safe return to daily activities.
Personalized Rehabilitation
Treatment plans tailored to your fracture and recovery needs.
Improved Joint Mobility
Restore flexibility and reduce stiffness after immobilization.
Muscle Strengthening
Rebuild muscle strength and support functional movement.
Balance and Coordination
Improve balance and coordination for safer everyday movement.
Functional Training
Practise daily movements to regain independence and confidence.
Recovery-Focused Care
Progressive rehabilitation guided by your healing and recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions – Post-Fracture Rehabilitation
Post-fracture rehabilitation is a physiotherapy programme that helps restore strength, flexibility, joint mobility, and functional movement following a fracture.
Physiotherapy may begin during immobilization or after cast removal, depending on the fracture, healing progress, and your doctor's recommendations.
Yes, appropriate exercises can help improve joint mobility, reduce stiffness, and gradually restore movement following a fracture.
Recovery time varies depending on the type and severity of the fracture, the bone involved, and individual healing progress.
Depending on your healing stage, treatment may include gentle range-of-motion exercises, muscle strengthening, balance training, and functional movement exercises, as medically appropriate.