Surgical Rehabilitation

Committing to a surgery is a major decision and can be intimidating. While you may hear some surgical procedures described as routine, your rehab should not be! Just as it’s important to find the best surgeon with the skills and experience you trust, you need a physical therapist who can achieve your desired outcomes.

 Questions About Physical Therapy

  • Physical Therapists study how the body moves and functions. It is important to know that pain, injury, and surgery alter these normal patterns. While surgery can change your anatomic structures, it does not restore healthy movement. It is generally not enough just to return to usual activity. Efficient movement is complex. Your body and brain need to be retrained to function correctly. This can be accomplished with the expertise of a physical therapist.

    At Providence Physical Therapy we thoroughly evaluate and develop an individual treatment plan to achieve your goals. If you’ve made the difficult decision undergo surgery, we can make the decision of choosing the right physical therapist easy.

  • Not only does experience matter, so does expertise. Just as you’d choose a surgeon who has distinguished him or herself, it’s important to select the right physical therapist.

    A Doctor of Physical Therapy, David has well over a decade’s experience in rehabilitating post-surgical conditions from head to toe. As a Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS), he has demonstrated advanced clinical knowledge, experience, and skills in treating orthopedic and post-operative conditions.

    At Providence Physical Therapy we communicate closely with you and your surgeon to achieve the best outcome.

  • This is a great question. At Providence Physical Therapy we believe there are many excellent and caring therapists in our profession, unfortunately, not all are in an environment where they can utilize their full potential.

    The strains and restrictions that come with many business models and productivity expectations can influence the way care is delivered. Providence Physical Therapy has committed to excellence, integrity, and genuine individual care. Our therapists are free to serve our patients to the highest level possible.

    You can expect:

    • Thorough evaluations

    • Consistent partnership with your rehabilitation team

    • Individual time and attention

    • Comprehensive, effective, evidence-based treatment

    • Education and support

    • The treatment you need

    • The care you deserve

    • We’re convinced that you will notice and appreciate the difference.

  • There are widely accepted guidelines for safe and effective rehabilitation after a surgery, called protocols. Your surgeon likely has one he/she generally follows for any procedure performed. While it is important to understand and apply the science and reasoning behind these guidelines, the best way to achieve the goals of each protocol will differ from patient to patient.

    The time with your Providence physical therapist is spent discovering how to maximize your progress, rather than performing routines that could be done alone. Our comprehensive approach and individual attention to detail allow us to reach your potential.

  • Absolutely! No matter which surgeon or medical system you choose to perform your surgery, you have the freedom to select your physical therapist. Patient’s sometimes believe their best option is the clinic connected to their hospital or surgical group. The truth is that the best clinic for you is the one you trust most to provide the excellence, individual attention, and genuine care needed to achieve your goals.

    We encourage you to explore your options. We think you’ll find Providence Physical Therapy is uniquely structured and equipped to stand apart and serve you well!

    The time with your Providence physical therapist is spent discovering how to maximize your progress, rather than performing routines that could be done alone. Our comprehensive approach and individual attention to detail allow us to reach your potential.

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