Surgery can bring pain, inflammation, swelling, mobility limitations, and the need to relearn daily activities. Knox Physical Therapy creates an individualized plan to help you progress as safely and efficiently as possible while respecting critical post-operative precautions and activity restrictions.
Guided recovery for total hip replacements and full or partial knee replacements, with attention to safe movement and restoring daily function.
Rehabilitation for procedures such as rotator cuff repair, helping you follow restrictions while gradually rebuilding comfortable movement.
Targeted rehabilitation to address strength, balance, mobility, and safe return to walking and everyday activity after knee repair.
Support for restoring movement and function while learning safe ways to move in accordance with your post-operative spine precautions.
Guidance after procedures including ablations, stent placements, and cardiac pacemakers, with care tailored to your needs and restrictions.
Pre-surgical rehabilitation can build strength, mobility, endurance, and confidence before your procedure.
Our physical therapists use targeted stretches, exercises, education, and appropriate techniques to help minimize pain, improve range of motion, rebuild strength, balance, endurance, and overall function. We can teach safe strategies for stairs, dressing, getting in and out of a car, and other daily tasks while you recover.
Physical therapy can provide a non-invasive component of pain management while addressing inflammation, stiffness, and swelling.
Learn how to move safely, progress appropriately, and use adaptive equipment such as walkers or braces when needed.
Your therapist can serve as a supportive liaison with your surgeon, keeping the care team informed of your progress and concerns.
Our mission is to provide skilled, hands-on care that helps optimize movement and participation in the things you love to do. We will create a plan for your specific needs, educate you about healthy long-term habits, and help you work toward your optimum level of function after surgery.