Orthopaedic Surgery
Prehabilitation Advice for Knee Replacement Surgery
Your need for a total knee replacement means that you have probably been experiencing knee pain and instability for some time. You may also have been struggling to walk for any distance due to the pain and weakness in your leg.
Prehabilitation Advice for Knee Arthroscopy
Your need for an arthroscopic procedure on your knee may be due to a sudden injury or a gradual decline due to pain and muscle weakness from early arthritis in the knee joint. Whichever the reason, it is important to prepare well for your surgery by keeping your knee as strong as possible.
Prehabilitation for Total Hip Replacement Surgery
A hip replacement is a surgical procedure used to treat hip pain usually caused by the gradual wearing of a joint or osteoarthritis. The goal is to replace the damaged hip joint with a prosthetic (artificial) ball and socket joint to ease your pain and regain your mobility. Your consultant, after initial assessment and diagnostic tests, will recommend the best option for you.
Prehabilitation for ACL Reconstruction and Meniscus Repair
The goal of this surgery is to stabilise your knee, relieve pain and enable a return to a much higher level of physical activity than possible without the surgery. If you prepare well for the surgery, you can significantly improve your recovery and achieve a better outcome. You will also reduce the possibility of complications and return to activities more quickly.
Prehabilitation for Disc Prolapse or Spinal Fusion Surgery
Travel After Orthopaedic Surgery
Learn more about the points you should be aware of before embarking on a trip after orthopaedic surgery.
Orthopaedic Issues and Patient Quality of Life
Orthopaedic complaints or conditions can have a negative impact on a patient's quality of life. Discover how orthopaedic treatments may help improve symptoms and the patient's well-being.
How Prehabilitation Prepares You for Surgery
Prehabilitation is important preparation in the lead-up to surgery. Learn more about what it entails & how you can ensure you're ready for your operation
Orthopaedic Patient Pathway Options
Discover all the orthopaedic pathway options available to patients including paying for the procedure yourself, private medical insurance and the NHS
Orthopaedic Pre & Post-Op Guide
We want to ensure that all our patients have a smooth recovery. Every patient receives a tailored recovery plan specifically designed by their surgeon for their recovery. For some general points, we have put together a guide to help you prepare and recover from your orthopaedic surgery. Always follow the instructions given to you by your medical team.
Financing your Orthopaedic Treatment
Explore all financing options including loan payment plans, credit ratings and Private Medical Insurance.
Connecting the Dots Between Primary & Secondary Care
By integrating primary and secondary care we can elevate patient-centric experiences together
Yuusuf’s Knee Arthroscopy
This is the story of a talented young footballer, who fought hard to overcome his knee injury. We follow Yuusuf’s path to recovery and explore why choosing the right surgeon is so important to help you return to full fitness.
Choose a Great Orthopaedic Surgeon
Use these tips to take the stress out of finding the perfect surgeon for your orthopaedic procedure.
Are ACL Injuries Forever?
Don't let an ACL injury limit you. Surgery can repair tears and keep you moving for longer than you might think.
Physiotherapy Explained
You may have heard of physiotherapy before, but do you actually know what it is? Find out how it can help your recovery after surgery.
Knee Replacement?
If you struggle with knee pain, a replacement might be the way to go. Here are some things to consider before committing to surgery.
Meniscus Repair FAQ
Answers to some of your frequently asked questions about meniscus tears and repair surgery.
Hip Replacement: Preparation & Recovery
The ins and outs of your hip replacement timeline. Find out what to expect pre and post surgery
Your ACL Journey
Your pocket guide to ACL injuries and the recovery timeline after surgery
The Benefits of Private Care
How much control can you have over your orthopaedic treatment? The short answer is more than you think.
