Offered at the following locations
Overview
Recover faster. Recover stronger.
Sports Rehabilitation at the Orthopaedic Institute focuses on helping athletes and active individuals recover from acute injuries and post-surgical procedures efficiently and safely. Whether you've suffered a sprain, strain, fracture, ligament tear, or undergone surgery, our evidence-based rehabilitation programs are designed to restore function, reduce pain, and get you back to peak performance. Our multidisciplinary team collaborates to ensure a seamless recovery, using the latest treatment techniques and state-of-the-art equipment.
Athletes recovering from surgery (ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff repair, meniscus repair, etc.)
Individuals with acute sports-related injuries (sprains, strains, fractures)
Post-fracture patients in need of progressive rehabilitation
Those recovering from tendon or ligament injuries
Active individuals looking to regain mobility and strength post-injury
Anyone wanting a structured return-to-sport program
Our Sports Rehabilitation program is unique because we integrate physiotherapists, chiropractors, massage therapists, and sports medicine physicians into your recovery plan. This collaboration ensures a streamlined approach that minimizes downtime and maximizes results. We use cutting-edge rehabilitation technology, evidence-based treatment protocols, and sport-specific training to get you back in action. With four locations, we make expert care accessible to athletes across the region.
What to Expect
Your rehabilitation journey begins with a thorough assessment to determine your current condition, goals, and functional limitations. From there, we design a structured program that includes:
-Manual therapy and targeted therapeutic exercises
-Progressive loading and strength training
-Neuromuscular re-education and movement retraining
-Sport-specific drills and return-to-play strategies
-Education on injury prevention and self-management techniques
Our team ensures that you progress safely through each phase of recovery, from early mobility work to advanced performance training.
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