Helping you get back on your feet.
Personalized rehabilitation after fractures, joint replacements, and orthopedic surgery to restore strength, improve mobility, and help you return to everyday life with confidence.

Who this helps
You’ll recognise some of these.
This list isn’t complete, and it isn’t a diagnosis. Our medical director assesses every patient in person.
How we care for your loved one
Assess movement and pain
We understand the surgery or injury and any precautions from the surgeon.
A step-by-step recovery plan
Goals to restore movement, rebuild strength and get back on their feet.
Supervised therapy & walking practice
Guided exercises and safe walking that progress gradually.
Safe movement and family guidance
We teach safe ways to move and prepare you for recovery at home.
What to expect
From your first call to steady recovery, here’s how it goes.
Assessment
We understand the history, current abilities and your family's goals.
Personalised plan
A therapy schedule shaped around what matters most.
Supervised therapy
Regular, guided sessions that adjust as they improve.
Family updates
Progress explained in plain language, your questions answered.
Continuing support
Guidance for care at home, or ongoing sessions as needed.
Why families trust DSW
Doctor-led care, everything under one roof, and someone who always answers.
Doctor-led care
A personal plan for your loved one, not a template.
Everything under one roof
All your loved one's recovery needs, one place.
Open 24/7
A real person answers, day or night.
Questions families often ask
The things families ask us most, said plainly.
When will my parent walk normally again?
Healing depends on the surgery, age and overall health, so we avoid fixed timelines. We follow the surgeon's guidance and progress steadily and safely.
Will therapy be painful?
Some effort and mild discomfort can be part of regaining movement, but we work within safe, tolerable limits and never rush the body.
Do you follow our surgeon's instructions?
Yes — we work in line with the operating surgeon's precautions and advice. Please share their notes with us.
Do you help with walking aids?
We'll guide safe use of walkers and aids and advise on what suits your loved one. Call reception to discuss specifics.
