“How long is physical therapy after hip fracture?”

Thank you for your question.
After a hip fracture, the length of physical therapy depends on your age, overall health, the type of surgery, and your recovery progress.
Typically, initial physical therapy starts within a few days after surgery in the hospital.

Early phase 06 weeks Focus on mobility, walking with support, and basic strength exercises.

Mid phase 612 weeks Progression to balance training, strengthening, and increased walking tolerance.

Longterm phase 36 months or longer Advanced strengthening, gait correction, and return to daily activities.

Full recovery may take 3 to 6 months, with some needing ongoing therapy for up to a year.
Consistency with therapy greatly influences recovery speed and quality.

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The duration of physical therapy after a hip fracture can vary depending on the severity of the fracture, the type of surgery (if any), your overall health, and how well you progress. Generally, most people undergo physical therapy for about 3 to 6 months. Some may need shorter or longer periods of rehabilitation to regain full strength and mobility.

The duration of physical therapy after a hip fracture can vary depending on several factors, including the severity of the fracture, your overall health, and your progress during rehabilitation. Generally, physical therapy can last anywhere from 6 weeks to several months.

This can vary and will depend on the type of fracture/surgery and your specific doctor. Therapy is typically 4-6 weeks

It varies; depends on type of surgery, other health conditions, strength prior to surgery, age.

This is dependent on healing rates, prior muscle balance and surgery or no surgery. Any where from 6weeks to 6 months.