Post-Surgical Rehabilitation and Joint Replacement Rehab
in Queen Creek & Glendale
At Above & Beyond Physical Therapy, we provide post-surgical rehabilitation for patients recovering from orthopedic procedures, joint replacement, knee surgery, shoulder surgery, hip surgery, and other surgeries that affect movement and daily function.
Our licensed physical therapists in Queen Creek and Glendale build your plan around your surgeon’s instructions, your current stage of healing, and your personal goals. We help you move forward step by step, with care that respects your comfort, safety, and recovery timeline.
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Queen Creek
(480) 987-1870
Glendale
(602) 866-2231
Post-Surgical Rehab
Physical Therapy After Surgery
- Improve range of motion
- Rebuild strength
- Reduce stiffness and swelling
- Improve walking, balance, or stair confidence
- Return to work, hobbies, exercise, or daily tasks
- Understand safe movement during each stage of recovery
- Follow surgeon precautions and protocol when applicable
Why Above & Beyond
Joint Replacement Rehabilitation
Getting in and out of a chair
Getting in and out of a chair
Walking with better control
Walking with better control
Using stairs more confidently
Using stairs more confidently
Improving knee or hip motion
Improving knee or hip motion
Rebuilding leg and core strength
Rebuilding leg and core strength
Progressing from basic daily tasks to more active goals
Progressing from basic daily tasks to more active goals
What To Expect
What To Expect At Your First Post-Surgical Visit
Your first visit helps your therapist understand where you are in recovery and what your body is ready for. This may include:
1
Your Story & Goals
Reviewing your surgery, surgeon instructions, precautions, and medical history
2
Movement Assessment
Discussing your pain, swelling, mobility, and daily challenges
3
Strength, Mobility & Balance Testing
Assessing range of motion, strength, walking, balance, and functional movement
4
Treatment Plan
Building a treatment plan that fits your stage of recovery
5
Your Personalized Plan
Teaching initial home exercises and safe movement strategies
6
Your Questions Answered
Answering questions about activity, progression, and what to avoid
Treatment
Treatment May Include
Your post-surgical rehabilitation plan is customized to your condition, evaluation, goals, and response to therapy. It may draw from any of the following:
- Range-of-motion exercises
- Strength training
- Walking and gait training
- Balance training
- Manual therapy when appropriate
- Swelling and stiffness management strategies
- Functional training for stairs, chairs, lifting, or daily tasks
- Education on precautions and safe movement
- Home exercise progression
Our Locations
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation in Queen Creek & Glendale
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Serving Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Gilbert, Mesa, Chandler, Florence, and nearby East Valley communities.
- Phone
- Hours
7:30am – 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday:
7am-12pm
Serving Glendale, Phoenix, Peoria, Arrowhead Ranch, Sun City, Deer Valley, and nearby West Valley communities.
- Phone
- Hours
7:30am – 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday:
7am-12pm
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to your questions about scheduling, insurance, and our services.
Still have questions? We’re here to help!
When should I start physical therapy after surgery?
The timing depends on your procedure and your surgeon’s instructions. Some patients begin soon after surgery, while others need to wait until they are cleared. Follow your surgeon’s guidance and contact us if you need help scheduling around your post-operative plan.
Do I need a referral for post-surgical rehabilitation?
Referral requirements can depend on your surgeon, insurance plan, and procedure. Our team can help you understand what may be needed before your first visit.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Bring your insurance information, surgical instructions, post-operative protocol if you received one, medication list if relevant, and any restrictions from your surgeon.
Can physical therapy help after knee replacement?
Physical therapy is commonly part of knee replacement recovery. It may help improve knee motion, strength, walking, balance, and daily function based on your evaluation and surgeon guidance.
How long does post-surgical rehab take?
Recovery length varies by surgery, healing, goals, and medical instructions. Your therapist will discuss a recommended plan after evaluating your current stage of recovery.