Healing and rehabilitation times vary among patients. Deviation from the “typical” recovery timeline cannot always be predicted, but differences are usually okay as long as the patient, physical therapist, and doctor continue to work together towards a full recovery. During this process, the person mobility will be hindered and support would hugely require.

Together we create a bespoke care and support plan to help you attain your specific goals. We talk to you about what is important in your life and your personal needs and preferences Our dedicated staff team are fully trained to provide a wide range of care and support.

A hip replacement involves replacing your hip joint with an artificial version. The hip joint is a ball and socket joint. A hip replacement offers a long-term solution for worn or damaged hip joints, which can cause severe discomfort and loss of mobility.

Total hip replacement surgery is usually very successful, but it can be aggressive and require a lengthy recovery period. An alternative method, known as metal-on-metal hip resurfacing, involves replacing the diseased or damaged surfaces in the hip joint with metal plating, which requires fewer prosthetics and less bone removal.