Total Joint Replacement

Arthritis is the leading cause of disability and often leads to joint replacement surgery.
Arthritis affects women three times more than men.
A large part of a successful outcome depends on proper physical therapy after surgery.
Proper physical therapy will include functional progression of exercise and activities tailored to the individual’s needs and goals.
For best results, you may need more than a basic exercise routine to make sure you regain your optimum functional capability and quality of life.

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