Post-Fracture Rehabilitation at Home
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Post-fracture rehabilitation at home provides stage-by-stage physiotherapy from initial mobilisation to full strength restoration in your recovery environment. Your PPTA/AHPC registered physiotherapist follows your surgeon's protocol to ensure each stage is clinically safe — removing the fall risk and physical effort of traveling to a clinic during early recovery.
- Treatment follows your surgeon's post-fracture protocol at every stage
- Covers hip, wrist, ankle, spinal, and other fracture types
- Home visits remove the fall risk of traveling during vulnerable early recovery
- PKR 2,500 per session · packages from PKR 8,000/month
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Key Takeaways
- Treatment follows your surgeon's protocol — your physiotherapist coordinates with your surgical team at every stage
- Home physiotherapy removes the fall risk and physical effort of traveling during early post-fracture recovery
- Rehabilitation progresses in stages: initial mobilisation → strength restoration → return to normal function
- Hip, wrist, ankle, spinal, and vertebral fractures all benefit from structured home rehabilitation
- PKR 2,500 per session · packages from PKR 8,000/month
Post-fracture rehabilitation at home provides stage-by-stage physiotherapy from initial mobilisation to full strength restoration, within your recovery environment. A PPTA/AHPC registered physiotherapist follows your surgeon's post-fracture protocol to guide safe progression — avoiding the fall risk and physical effort of traveling to a clinic during early recovery.
RehabNow therapists visit you at home during every stage of recovery. They work from your surgeon's protocol to ensure each stage is clinically appropriate.
Home fracture rehabilitation allows your therapist to train you in the actual environment where you need to function — your staircase, kitchen, and daily routine.
How Home Physiotherapy Helps with Fracture Rehabilitation
- PPTA & AHPC registered physiotherapist visits your home
- First-visit assessment of your actual living environment
- GPS-tracked arrivals — family receives notification
- WhatsApp progress report after every session
- Ongoing care with the same dedicated therapist
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I start physiotherapy after a fracture?
The timing depends on the fracture type and your surgeon's instructions. For some fractures, gentle mobilisation begins within days; for others, a period of immobilisation is needed first. Your physiotherapist will work from your surgeon's protocol and will not start active rehabilitation before it is clinically appropriate.
Can a physiotherapist come to my home while I am in a cast or brace?
Yes. During immobilisation, home physiotherapy focuses on exercises that maintain movement and strength in unaffected areas, prevent muscle wasting where possible, and prepare for the post-immobilisation rehabilitation phase. Your therapist will assess what is appropriate at each stage of your recovery.
Is post-fracture physiotherapy different for elderly patients?
Yes. For elderly patients recovering from hip or vertebral fractures, physiotherapy is more conservative in loading progression, places greater emphasis on fall prevention and balance training, and pays close attention to bone density and general mobility limitations. A home visit allows your therapist to assess and address specific fall risks in your home environment.