Am I a candidate for this? (What are the general indications?)

You may be a candidate for rehabilitation services if you are recovering from an injury, surgery, or dealing with chronic pain or mobility issues that limit your daily activities. Patients with conditions such as spinal disorders, joint pain, sports injuries, or neurologic or musculoskeletal conditions often benefit from a structured rehab program.

While Resolution Spine & Joint does not provide in-house or outpatient rehabilitation directly, our team works closely with trusted physical therapy and rehabilitation centers. We can guide you toward the right program, tailored to your needs, and coordinate your care to ensure a smooth transition. If you’re unsure whether rehabilitation could help, we can assess your situation and connect you to the appropriate resources.

What should I expect before, during, and after this treatment? (Preparation, the treatment itself, recovery time, potential side effects)

Before: Your physician will review your diagnosis, goals, and functional needs. Based on this, we will recommend and refer you to a rehabilitation provider that specializes in your condition. We will also communicate directly with the rehab team to ensure they have the right information about your care plan.

During Rehabilitation, it often includes physical therapy, targeted exercises, mobility training, and other supportive therapies. The goal is to restore movement, improve strength, and reduce pain. Your program will be designed specifically for your condition and abilities.

After: Recovery time varies depending on the condition being treated, but most patients notice gradual improvements in mobility, function, and pain levels with consistent participation. Our team remains available throughout the process to monitor your progress and adjust your overall treatment plan as needed.

Potential side effects: Rehabilitation is generally safe, but some patients may experience temporary soreness or fatigue as their body adjusts to therapy. These effects typically resolve as strength and endurance improve.