Condition guide
Fracture Rehabilitation Physiotherapy
Post-fracture physiotherapy rehabilitation to restore movement, strength, and function after medical fracture management.
Fractures require initial medical diagnosis and management. Physiotherapy supports recovery during and after immobilisation phases.
This guide is general information and does not replace a clinical assessment.
Common Symptoms
Stiffness and weakness after cast or brace removal
Reduced movement confidence and functional tolerance
Pain during return to loading or impact tasks
Loss of balance or altered movement mechanics
Seek Prompt Medical Advice If You Have
Suspected new fracture after recent trauma
Increasing deformity or inability to weight-bear/use limb
Redness, fever, or wound concerns after surgery
Calf swelling/pain suggestive of vascular complications
If you are unsure, call NHS 111 or seek urgent medical care.
Assessment
Review of fracture type, timeline, and medical guidance
Movement, strength, and functional baseline testing
Load tolerance and activity-demand assessment
Structured rehabilitation plan aligned to healing phase
Treatment
Progressive mobility and strength restoration
Functional retraining for daily and work tasks
Balance and control work where indicated
Phased return-to-sport/activity progression
Aftercare & self-management
At your appointment, agree which exercises to do, how often to practise them and when to review your progress.
Follow medical weight-bearing guidance strictly
Complete home rehabilitation exercises consistently
Progress load gradually and avoid sudden overload
Report unexpected pain or swelling changes promptly
Plan your visitClinic, prices, insurance and home visits
- Your clinic & directions
- Newham clinic, Plaistow
Newham Leisure Centre, 281 Prince Regent Lane, Plaistow, London E13 8SD
- Self-pay
£60 for a 30-minute physiotherapy appointment.
Prices & self-pay- Health insurance
Cover depends on your plan and chosen physiotherapist.
Insurance & cash-plan guidance
Would a home visit suit you better?
If getting to the clinic is difficult, explore physiotherapy at your visit address. Suitability depends on your condition, care needs, travel and the available clinician; the clinic price and insurance arrangements above do not automatically apply to home treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should physiotherapy begin after fracture?+
Timing depends on fracture type and medical guidance. We align rehabilitation to healing stage and restrictions.
Will stiffness improve after immobilisation?+
Yes, often with staged mobility and strength rehabilitation over time.
Can you support return to sport after fracture?+
Yes. We provide criteria-based progression tailored to your activity demands.
Related care and guides
Further reading
For public health information, self-care guidance and advice on when to seek medical help:
About your care at Nexus: meet our physiotherapists and read our clinical governance information.