Private Joint Replacement Physiotherapy in Inverness
Structured rehabilitation for hip, knee, and shoulder replacement recovery.
Clear, progressive physiotherapy designed to help you move with confidence after surgery â with ongoing support and tailored rehabilitation at every stage.
(Choose your rehabilitation pathway after booking â Bronze, Silver, or Gold)
Joint Replacement Rehabilitation That Goes
Beyond NHS Physio
Private joint replacement physiotherapy in Inverness provides structured rehabilitation for patients recovering from hip, knee, or shoulder replacement surgery. Our programmes focus on clear progression, confidence in movement, and ongoing professional support beyond NHS discharge.
Recovery after joint replacement surgery does not end when you leave hospital â and for many patients, this is when the most important phase of rehabilitation begins.
While NHS physiotherapy provides essential early support, many people are discharged before they feel fully confident with strength, mobility, and everyday movement. This can leave lingering stiffness, hesitation, and uncertainty during recovery.
What patients often experience after surgery:
Patients commonly notice that:
- stiffness and swelling persist longer than expected
- the surrounding muscles feel weak or âswitched offâ
- walking still doesnât feel natural or balanced
- confidence in movement hasnât fully returned
- progress slows once structured NHS input ends
This is where structured private rehabilitation makes the difference.
Our physiotherapy programmes in Inverness are designed to bridge that gap â providing a clear, progressive plan that adapts as you improve, rather than leaving you to manage recovery alone.
Instead of generic exercises or one-off advice, you receive a guided rehabilitation pathway that evolves with your recovery.
Rehabilitation is delivered in stages. Early sessions focus on restoring movement, reducing stiffness, and rebuilding basic confidence on your feet. As you progress, the emphasis shifts towards strength, control, and efficient movement in everyday life.
Nothing is fixed in advance. Your programme is continuously adjusted based on your progress, ensuring the right level of challenge at every stage â enough to drive improvement, without unnecessary setbacks. Our rehabilitation approach is informed by current clinical standards and guidance from the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.
You are also supported between sessions, so there is clarity in what to do at home and confidence that you are moving in the right direction.
As recovery progresses, the focus naturally shifts towards independence â walking more freely, managing stairs with ease, and returning to normal daily activity without hesitation.
The goal is simple: not just recovery, but reliable, confident use of your new joint in everyday life.
Choose your recovery pathway
Each option provides a different level of initial assessment, ongoing support, and rehabilitation planning. Choose the level that best suits your needs and recovery goals.
If youâre unsure which option is right for you, youâre welcome to call or email us and weâll guide you.
Bronze
Foundation
ÂŁ240 | 4 Weeks
Early-stage rehabilitation designed to restore movement, confidence, and routine after surgery.
Includes:
- 1 Ă 45-minute assessment
- 3 Ă 30-minute sessions
- Guided Recovery Support
Silver
Structured
ÂŁ399 | 6 Weeks
Our most popular pathway for patients wanting progressive rehabilitation and consistent support.
Includes:
- 2 Ă 45-minute assessments
- 4 Ă 30-minute sessions
- Structured Programme
Gold
Complete
12 weeks – ÂŁ699
Comprehensive rehabilitation with longer-term guidance, reassessment, and recovery planning.
Includes:
- 2 Ă 45-minute assessments
- 8 Ă 30-minute sessions
- Priority support
Explore whatâs included at each stage of rehabilitation.
A structured starting point for early recovery
The Bronze pathway is designed for patients who want focused professional guidance during the early stages after joint replacement surgery. It provides a clear rehabilitation structure while allowing flexibility and independence between sessions.
Whatâs included
Youâll attend four 30-minute physiotherapy sessions focused on restoring movement, reducing stiffness, improving walking confidence, and establishing a consistent home exercise routine.
Your rehabilitation plan is progressed gradually based on how you are moving and responding to recovery.
Ongoing support
Between sessions, youâll have access to basic guidance to help keep your rehabilitation on track and ensure confidence with your exercises at home.
Best suited for
Patients who are recovering well overall and want short-term structured physiotherapy support following surgery.
Progressive rehabilitation with regular reassessment
The Silver pathway is designed for patients who want a more structured recovery process with ongoing progression and closer clinical guidance.
Recovery is reviewed regularly to ensure exercises continue to challenge strength, balance, and mobility appropriately as you improve.
Whatâs included
This programme includes a 45-minute initial assessment followed by five 30-minute physiotherapy sessions across six weeks.
Treatment focuses on restoring movement quality, rebuilding strength, improving gait mechanics, and progressing day-to-day function safely and confidently.
Ongoing support
Your exercise programme is updated throughout rehabilitation, with continued support between sessions to help maintain progress and consistency at home.
Best suited for
Patients who want regular physiotherapy input and a more guided approach to recovery after joint replacement surgery.
Comprehensive rehabilitation with long-term guidance
The Gold pathway provides complete post-operative rehabilitation support over 12 weeks, allowing recovery to progress fully through each stage.
This programme is ideal for patients who want a more comprehensive and closely supported rehabilitation experience.
Whatâs included
Youâll receive two 45-minute assessments alongside four 30-minute progression sessions, with a fully structured rehabilitation plan tailored to your recovery goals.
As strength and mobility improve, rehabilitation progresses towards balance, endurance, confidence, and return to normal daily activities.
Ongoing support
Priority support is included throughout the programme, alongside regular reassessment, exercise progression, and guidance between appointments.
Best suited for
Patients wanting longer-term rehabilitation support, more detailed progression planning, or greater confidence returning to full activity after surgery.
What recovery typically looks like
Recovery after joint replacement follows a gradual, staged progression. While everyone moves at a slightly different pace, most patients experience a steady return of movement, strength, and confidence over time.
Early on, the focus is simply on comfortable movement and reducing stiffness. As recovery continues, strength and control gradually improve, allowing you to move more naturally in daily life.
With structured rehabilitation, each stage builds on the last â helping recovery feel more predictable and controlled.
Early Recovery â Strength & Control â Return to Function
A more structured approach to recovery
Recovery after joint replacement is about more than exercises alone. The right guidance, progression, and support can make recovery feel clearer, more consistent, and more confident.
Start your recovery with clear guidance and structured support
Whether you are preparing for surgery or already recovering from a joint replacement, the right rehabilitation can make a significant difference to your confidence, mobility, and long-term outcome.
Our physiotherapy programmes in Inverness are designed to provide clarity at every stage of recovery â with progressive rehabilitation, ongoing support, and a personalised approach throughout.
Book your initial assessment to discuss the most appropriate rehabilitation pathway for your recovery.
Hip, knee, and shoulder replacement rehabilitation in Inverness & the Highlands.
Private joint replacement physiotherapy in Inverness
