Post Operative Rehabilitation Specialist
Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy located throughout New York State
Physical Therapists & Occupational Therapists located in Farmingdale, NY & Great Neck, NY
After surgery, you need a rehabilitation program that gets you back on your feet as soon as possible. The expert physical therapists at Reddy Care Physical & Occupational Therapy throughout New York state, know that the right postoperative rehabilitation program helps reduce pain and speeds up your recovery. To find the right postoperative rehabilitation regime for you, call Reddy Care Physical & Occupational Therapy or book an appointment online.
Post Operative Rehabilitation Q & A
What is postoperative rehabilitation?
Postoperative rehabilitation is a type of physical therapy designed to ease your recovery after surgery. When implemented, postoperative rehabilitation reduces pain, shortens your recovery time, and helps you regain the function of your injured bones, muscles, or tissues.
During your initial visit, the Reddy Care Physical & Occupational Therapy team will perform a full physical exam and review your medical history to design a rehabilitation plan that enhances your recovery.
What are the benefits of postoperative rehabilitation?
There are many benefits of postoperative rehabilitation to help facilitate a smooth recovery process, including:
Better healing
Postoperative rehabilitation minimizes scar tissue, reduces swelling, increases strength, retrains your muscles, and reestablishes joint function, so your body heals more efficiently.
Improved posture
Physical therapy after surgery helps improve your balance and posture, as well as your overall flexibility and coordination.
Better blood circulation
Without good blood circulation, you can develop recovery complications like blood clots. Postoperative rehabilitation improves blood flow and reduces the chances of blood clots.
Regained mobility
The right postoperative rehabilitation program can help you regain mobility and function of your muscles, joints, or tissues as soon as possible following your surgery.
Improved overall health
The Reddy Care Physical & Occupational Therapy team teaches you stretches, strengthening exercises, and nutrition and lifestyle changes to help you improve your overall health.
What happens during postoperative rehabilitation?
Reddy Care Physical & Occupational Therapy offers several postoperative rehabilitation services for your individualized recovery plan:
Exercise
Certain exercises are designed to improve flexibility and range of motion, strengthen your muscles, and reduce joint pain to help you feel strong and healthy. Some of these exercises include active and passive stretching, posture exercises, endurance exercises, and balance exercises.
Manual therapy
Manual therapy is a hands-on approach that involves physically manipulating joints, massaging muscle tissue, and more to decrease pain, relieve muscle tension and spasms, and improve function and mobility following your surgery.
Massage therapy
Your physical therapist uses massage therapy techniques to target tense muscles and tissues. These hands-on techniques help improve range of motion, reduce pain, minimize scar tissue formation, accelerate healing, and improve circulation.
Electrical stimulation
During electrical stimulation, your physical therapist placed small electrodes on your skin to stimulate muscle function without pain or discomfort.
Postoperative rehabilitation can help optimize your recovery after surgery. To learn more, call Reddy Care Physical & Occupational Therapy or book an appointment online.
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