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Guide · Post-surgery rehab

Knee replacement rehab.

After a knee replacement, physical therapy is a central part of recovery. We support you as you regain the mobility, strength and confidence to walk, climb stairs and get back to your activities, following your surgeon's instructions.

If you're having surgery in Tijuana and live in San Diego or elsewhere in the U.S., we can support you before and after surgery, in English or Spanish.

We're in Hacienda Agua Caliente, Tijuana, and see patients from Tijuana and San Diego. Care in English and Spanish, by appointment only.

Knee with kinesiology tape on a foam roller during a session at Origen in Tijuana
Every stage

Before and after your surgery.

The work changes depending on your stage. We always follow your surgeon's instructions.

Before surgery

Prehab: going in with more strength and mobility can make recovery easier. You also practice with a walker or cane and know what to expect.

  • Strength
  • Mobility
  • What to expect

First weeks

Managing pain and swelling, regaining knee extension and bending, and walking safely with support.

  • Pain and swelling
  • Range of motion
  • Walking with support
  • CPM if your doctor prescribes it

Back to your life

Strength, balance, stairs and longer walks, until you're back to your activities with confidence.

  • Strength
  • Balance
  • Stairs
  • Daily activities
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Strength after surgery.

Every bit of progress counts. After a knee replacement, building leg strength helps you walk, climb stairs and regain confidence. We guide you through every exercise, at your own pace.

How we support you

Step by step, with you.

Assessment

We talk about your surgery and what you want to get back to, and run mobility and strength tests. We always follow your surgeon's instructions.

A plan in stages

Clear goals for each stage, adjusted as you progress.

Exercise in session and at home

Guided exercise at the clinic and a simple home routine, so you keep progressing every day.

Working with your surgeon

We respect healing times and your doctor's instructions at every step.

★★★★★
“Excellent care. It helped me 100% after my surgery: good treatment, good exercises and, above all, a good recovery.”
Edwin Z. · Google review · translated from Spanish

Did your doctor prescribe a CPM?

We rent the Optiflex K1 knee CPM in Tijuana and Rosarito, Mexico, from 5 days, delivered and set up at your hotel or home. It can't cross the border, but you can book it right after your surgery or for your recovery stay before heading home.

See CPM rental →

When to call your surgeon.

After surgery, some signs need medical attention. If you notice any of them, contact your surgeon or go to the emergency room.

  • Fever, or a wound that's red, warm or draining.
  • Pain, swelling or warmth in your calf.
  • Shortness of breath or chest pain: this is an emergency, get care immediately.
FAQs

What people ask us.

When do I start physical therapy?
It often starts within the first days after surgery, depending on your surgeon's instructions. Message us with your surgery date and we'll plan it with you.
How long does rehab take?
It's different for everyone. After your assessment we'll tell you how many sessions we estimate and the goals for each stage.
Do I need a CPM machine?
Only if your doctor prescribes it. If you need one, we rent the Optiflex CPM in Tijuana and Rosarito, from 5 days, delivered to your home or hotel. The machine can't cross the border. See CPM rental.
I'm having surgery in Tijuana but live in the U.S. Can you help?
Yes. We work in English and Spanish and can plan your sessions before you head home. Read our guide for patients from San Diego.

The information on this page is general and not a substitute for an in-person evaluation. Every plan is defined after your assessment.

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