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Overview

Surgery is a step. Not the whole journey.

Whether you've already booked a surgery date or you're trying to delay or avoid one, the work you do in the weeks before — and the structured rehab in the months after — is what determines your long-term result.

Our team has rebuilt knees after ACL reconstruction and total joint replacement, shoulders after rotator cuff repair and stabilization, hips after replacement and FAI surgery, and spines after discectomy and fusion. We work alongside your surgeon and follow contemporary, criteria-based protocols.

Pre-hab consultations. Post-op rehab. Return-to-sport testing.

What to expect

Three steps from first visit to back at it.

STEP 01

Pre-hab (where time allows)

If surgery is 4+ weeks out, we can dramatically improve your starting point. Strength, range of motion, and education about the recovery you're about to walk into.

STEP 02

Post-op early phase

Protected-range exercises, swelling and pain management, and the small daily wins that make months one and two feel possible. Always within your surgeon's protocol.

STEP 03

Strength + return to sport

We measure, we test, we progress. Criteria-based progressions to running, lifting, sport — not arbitrary timelines.

Conditions we treat

What pre & post-surgical rehab can help with.

Some of the most common reasons patients book this service. If your situation isn't listed, give us a call — we likely treat it.

The Omega difference

Rehab that aims past discharge.

  • Surgeon-aligned protocols, customized to you.
  • Criteria-based progression, not arbitrary timelines.
  • Objective strength and movement testing — we measure progress.
  • Seamless handoff from physio to performance training in-house.
  • Direct communication with your surgeon's office when needed.
  • Insurance direct billing and detailed progress reporting.

Better together

How a typical journey flows

Common questions

About pre & post-surgical rehab at Omega.

How soon after surgery should I start rehab?
It depends on the procedure and your surgeon's protocol — sometimes the same week, sometimes 2–6 weeks out. Bring your surgical report and any rehab guidelines you've been given.
Do you communicate with my surgeon?
Yes, when helpful. We work alongside Toronto-area surgical groups and will send a progress note if you'd like.
What if I don't have a surgical protocol yet?
We use contemporary evidence-based protocols for every common procedure. If your surgeon's office has specific guidelines, we'll follow them.
How long does post-op rehab typically take?
Highly procedure-dependent. ACL: 9–12 months for return to cutting sport. Total knee: 12–16 weeks for daily activity, longer for sport. We give honest timelines.
Is rehab covered by extended-health insurance?
Yes — under your physiotherapy, chiropractic, or kinesiology coverage. We direct-bill where possible.

Ready when you are

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