Post-Operative Care Centre for Expert Recovery & Rehabilitation

Post-operative care is the support a patient receives after surgery to help with healing, mobility, medicines, nutrition and everyday activities.

The days and weeks after surgery can be challenging. Proper care can help patients follow their recovery plan, manage daily needs and return to normal activities safely.

Patients recovering from orthopaedic, cardiac, neurological, abdominal, spinal and other major surgeries may need additional support after leaving the hospital.

It can include nursing care, medication management, wound care, physiotherapy, mobility support, nutrition and help with daily activities, based on the patient's needs.

The timing depends on the type of surgery and the patient's condition. A doctor or physiotherapist can recommend when movement and therapy should begin.

Yes. Patients who have difficulty moving after surgery may receive support with walking, balance, transfers and mobility exercises as part of their recovery plan.

Older adults may need extra help with medicines, movement, meals, personal care and daily activities after surgery. Structured support can make the transition from hospital to home or a care setting easier.

Older adults may need extra help with medicines, movement, meals, personal care and daily activities after surgery. Structured support can make the transition from hospital to home or a care setting easier.

There is no fixed duration. Some patients need support for a few days, while others may require several weeks depending on the surgery, recovery progress and level of assistance required.

Families should consider medical supervision, trained nurses, physiotherapy, medication support, nutrition, wound care and assistance with daily activities. The care plan should match the patient's recovery needs.

Yes. Post-operative care can continue after discharge through home care or a structured care setting, depending on the patient's condition and the level of support required.