Before Surgery: Prepare With Confidence
Preoperative rehabilitation starts with an assessment of the movements and activities that are difficult now. When appropriate for your condition and medical instructions, your plan may include permitted mobility exercises, strengthening, activity pacing, and practice with everyday tasks.
We discuss practical recovery needs, such as transfers, stairs, and prescribed assistive devices, so you can ask informed questions and understand the next steps. Preparation does not replace the surgeon’s advice or guarantee a particular surgical result.
Preparation Goals
- Understand current movement and strength limitations
- Practice appropriate exercises and daily movements
- Discuss home routines and assistance needs
- Learn how to follow the planned precautions
