Hip Replacement

Watch how hip replacement surgery is used to relieve pain and restore normal function within the damaged hip joint.

See how doing your post-operative exercises as prescribed will help you regain strength and reach your recovery goals.

Watch this video to learn how to safely resume the activities of daily living such as getting dressed, household chores, and driving.

Watch this video to learn how physical activity and medication can help prevent the development of dangerous blood clots.

Watch this to learn the facts behind some common concerns about joint replacement.

Watch this video to learn how important your role as your loved one's "Coach" can be before, during and after his or her joint replacement surgery.

Watch this video to learn what common tests and exercises will be prescribed by your healthcare provider before your joint replacement surgery as well as the benefits of attending pre-operative classes.

Watch this video to learn when you should call your doctor after joint replacement surgery including symptoms to look out for and when you should get medical help immediately.

Watch this video to learn about how using an Incentive Spirometer exercises your lungs after surgery, helps to prevent infections and improves lung function.

After surgery, it's very important to guard against infection, especially at the site of the incision, or surgical wound. This program will teach patients signs of infection to watch out for and what they can do to help prevent infection after surgery.

Watch this video to learn how to properly wash your hands to fight off an infection.

Acute pain is pain that is short term, occurring most often after injury or surgery. Patients need to understand that managing their acute pain actually helps their healing, and they play an important role in helping their doctors develop a pain management plan that works best for them.

This video shows you how to use a walker when you need to keep all weight off one leg, and how to use it when your doctor says it's OK to put your foot down between steps.