Post-Fracture, Accident and Immobilisation Rehabilitation
For stiffness, weakness and functional loss after fracture, trauma, casting or prolonged rest. Our rehabilitation programmes are structured, closely supervised and focused on restoring safe, meaningful function.
Who this pathway is for
For stiffness, weakness and functional loss after fracture, trauma, casting or prolonged rest.
Functional problems addressed
- Pain, stiffness or weakness limiting movement
- Reduced walking, balance or endurance
- Difficulty with stairs, transfers or daily tasks
- Loss of confidence after injury, surgery or illness
- Need for structured progression beyond home exercises alone
Typical rehabilitation stages
- 1
Assessment and goal setting
We identify priorities based on your function and medical context.
- 2
Early recovery
Pain management, safe movement and foundational strength.
- 3
Progressive strengthening
Supervised exercise with increasing load and complexity.
- 4
Functional milestones
Walking, work tasks, sport or household activity as appropriate.
- 5
Maintenance and guidance
Home programme and strategies to sustain improvement.
Supervision and home guidance
Every session is personally supervised. Home exercises are prescribed with clear instructions and adjusted as you progress. Family or attendants receive practical guidance where needed.
For family members and caregivers
If you are seeking help for a parent or family member, our team provides practical guidance on clinic access, attendant involvement, records to bring, safe transfers and progress communication. Rehabilitation is closely supervised with clear updates for families.
When urgent medical assessment may be needed
- Sudden loss of bladder or bowel control with back pain
- Rapidly worsening weakness in the legs or arms
- Severe trauma with suspected fracture
- Chest pain, shortness of breath or signs of stroke
- Fever with severe spinal pain
- Progressive numbness affecting daily function
- Unexplained weight loss with persistent night pain
Talk to the Clinic
Enquire about whether this rehabilitation pathway is suitable for your situation.
Help for a parent or family member
If you are seeking help for a parent or family member, our team provides practical guidance on clinic access, attendant involvement, records to bring and progress communication.