Hip
After hip replacement, we help you move better than before.
Rehabilitation after hip replacement helps restore mobility, strength, balance and independence. We progressively prepare you for walking, daily activities, exercise and the physical goals that matter to you.
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Common symptoms
- Post-surgical stiffness and reduced range of motion
- Weakness in the operated leg
- Difficulty with walking, stairs or getting up from a chair
- Reduced balance and confidence on the operated side
- Desire to return to exercise or recreational activities
Common causes
- End-stage hip osteoarthritis requiring joint replacement
- Hip fracture requiring surgical intervention
- Failed conservative management of hip joint disease
How Stance approaches hip replacement rehabilitation
We follow a phased rehabilitation protocol that progressively restores mobility, strength, balance and function. Each stage is guided by objective testing to ensure safe progression towards your personal goals.
Relevant services
Post-Surgery Rehabilitation
Structured, phased rehabilitation after orthopaedic surgery. We use objective criteria, not just timelines, to guide you safely through each stage of recovery.
Balance, Mobility & Healthy Ageing
Individualised training for older adults experiencing reduced mobility, weakness or balance concerns. We improve strength, stability and confidence to support independence and help prevent falls.
Frequently asked questions
When should I start physiotherapy after hip replacement?
Rehabilitation begins immediately after surgery. Early mobilisation improves outcomes. We can see you as soon as you are discharged.
How long does hip replacement rehabilitation take?
Most patients achieve good functional recovery in 12-16 weeks. Return to sport or high-level activity may take 6-12 months.
Ready to find the root cause?
Our clinical team uses objective testing to build a personalised plan around your specific needs.
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