Joint Replacement
CALL US TODAY!Joint Replacement: Empowering Movement,
Enhancing Lives at SoundSide Physical
Therapy Jericho Syosset
Joint replacement surgery marks a major medical advancement, offering hope and enhanced
mobility to many, including seniors, athletes, and post-surgery patients. SoundSide Physical
Therapy Jericho Syosset recognizes the significant impact of this surgery and provides dedicated
support for recovery and rehabilitation.
Understanding Joint Replacement
Joint replacement surgery involves removing a damaged joint and replacing it with a new one.
This procedure is often considered after other treatments have failed to provide relief from pain
and disability. The hip and knee are the most commonly replaced joints, but replacements can
also be performed on the shoulder, ankle, and elbow.
The Role of Physical Therapy Post-Joint Replacement
Rehabilitation via physical therapy is crucial for recovery after joint replacement, enhancing
mobility, strength, and function to ease daily activities and reduce pain.
Here are the key ways SoundSide Physical Therapy supports your recovery:
- Personalized Recovery Plans: Every individual’s path to recovery is unique. Our experttherapists develop personalized rehabilitation plans tailored to your specific needs, goals,
and progress. - Pain Management: Through various therapeutic techniques, we help manage and reduce
pain, enhancing your comfort and facilitating a quicker return to activity. - Restoring Mobility: Stiffness and decreased range of motion are common after joint
replacement surgery. Our targeted exercises focus on gradually increasing flexibility and restoring mobility. - Strengthening Muscles: Building strength around the new joint is crucial for stability and function. We guide you through safe, effective exercises designed to strengthen the muscles that support your joints.
- Gait Training: Proper movement is essential for the longevity of your joint replacement and the prevention of future injuries. We offer specialized gait training to improve your
walking pattern, balance, and coordination.
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