In-Home Physical Therapy Services for Hip and Knee Recovery

Comprehensive Home Physical Therapy Services in Chicago for Hip and Knee Recovery

Total Hip Replacement

A total hip replacement is a surgical procedure that involves replacing a damaged hip joint with artificial implants, relieving pain and improving mobility. Our in-home physical therapy services help you recover effectively, guiding you through rehabilitation exercises to restore strength and function.

Total Knee Replacement

Total knee replacement surgery replaces a damaged knee joint with prosthetic components, significantly reducing pain and enhancing movement. Our skilled therapists provide personalized in-home care to support your recovery, focusing on regaining range of motion and building strength in the knee.

Muscle Strain

Hip or knee muscle strains can limit your movement and disrupt everyday activities. LYFE PT’s in-home physical therapy services focus on alleviating pain, rebuilding strength, and ensuring a safe recovery through personalized exercises tailored to your condition.

Ligament Sprain

A hip or knee ligament sprain can occur suddenly, leading to pain and instability. Our in-home therapy approach aims to restore stability and strength through guided rehabilitation exercises, helping you regain hip and knee function while preventing further injuries.

Joint Pain

Hip or knee joint pain can arise from various factors, including arthritis or previous injuries. LYFE PT provides comprehensive in-home care to reduce pain, improve joint flexibility, and restore mobility, enabling you to move comfortably in your daily life.

Tendonitis

Tendonitis involves inflammation and pain around the hip or knee tendons, making movement challenging. Our therapists focus on reducing inflammation, enhancing tendon flexibility, and strengthening surrounding muscles to facilitate a full recovery.

Osteoarthritis

Osteoarthritis in the hip or knee can result in chronic pain and limited mobility. LYFE PT’s in-home services offer pain management strategies, joint stabilization exercises, and strength-building techniques to help you maintain hip and knee function while alleviating discomfort.