Joint Replacement Rehab for the Active Client – John W. OHalloran, Trent Brown and Jason Handschumacher

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Have you noticed an increase in joint replacement clients who want to feel more active after surgery?

Most of your clients may be within the geriatric population, but you might also be noticing a lot of younger people in your office who have just gone through surgery or are considering it… But the real question is, do you have 21st Century strategies to effectively treat them?

A lot of rehab professionals, like you, have been asking for a comprehensive arthroplasty training — instead of hodge podge sessions about specific places in the body — And we hear you, which is why we’ve built this NEW comprehensive training specifically for you, Joint Replacement Rehab for the Active Client.

Previous return-to-function techniques don’t work as well anymore because they were developed in a time where dressing, grooming and self-care were the focus of rehab. We must move with the times and enhance your rehab toolbox to improve your clients’ treatment outcomes today!

When you enroll in this new online course, you’ll get the most cutting-edge techniques for all your arthroplasty clients that will reduce pain, increase overall function and balance, and let them get back to their active lifestyle. Your clients will be back to their everyday life faster, allowing them to once again go hiking or play with their kids or grandkids. Don’t let them miss out…

Join us today and learn from nationally renowned and award-winning experts to help clients of every age feel more functional, active and ready to take on the world after surgery!

Gain a variety of practical strategies that you can implement immediately!

Module One:

The Clinician’s Go-To Guide for Joint Arthroplasty

This 6-hour video training will demonstrate a full-scope of joint arthroplasty, with a focus on shoulder, knee and hip. Discover the latest trends and statistics to understand core implications for your joint replacement clients. 

Dive into Shoulder Arthroplasty 

Dr. John O’Halloran will walk you through the latest surgery advancements and rehab implications for your shoulder arthroplasty clients. You’ll gain pivotal exercises and techniques following total shoulder arthroplasty, along with return-to-activity guidelines and so much more.

• Osteoarthritis of the shoulder management
• Complete Total Shoulder Arthroplasty (TSA)
• Hemi shoulder arthroplasty
• Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty (rTSA)
• Humeral resurfacing
• Interpositional arthroplasty
• Glenoid resurfacing
• Rehabilitation techniques for TSA
  • Range of motion guidelines
  • Open and closed chain exercises
  • Kinetic chain exercises
• Return to activities following Total Shoulder Arthroplasty

Discover Must-Knows for Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA) 

Dive into the different types of knee arthroplasty, including traditional Total Knee, Minimally Invasive, less invasive/Quad Sparring and Computer Assisted Surgery (CAS).

• What you need to know about Continuous Passive Motion (CPM)
• Key knowledge on Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES)
• Pre-operative physical therapy literature
• Return to activities following Total Knee Arthroplasty
• How to facilitate the use of key gait and function muscles weakened by TKA

Identify the Best Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) Route 

Compare traditional total hip precautions with more advanced hip systems of today.

• Anterior Hip Arthroplasty and its rehab implications
• Minimally Invasive Hip Arthroplasty (MIS THA)
• Advances in materials in THA and the rehab implications, especially the typical precautions
• How to facilitate key muscles involved in gait and function for your THA clients
• Return to activities following Total Hip Arthroplasty

Module Two:

Total Shoulder Arthroplasty:

The Surgery, The Rehabilitation, The Outcomes

Debilitating injuries to the shoulder from modern life – like overhead extension or repeated patterns – are on the rise. Join Trent Brown as he walks you through the complete shoulder arthroplasty process, including how the latest techniques can give your clients positive outcomes that last. Walk away with better understanding of the techniques used by surgeons to access the shoulder, common prosthesis used for TSA and R TSA, and a peer reviewed “gold standard” 3-phase protocol to ensure aggressive therapy services and functional outcomes.

Trends and Projections with TSA

• Age, etiology, costs, etc.
• Common Dx leading to TSA
• Why R TSA will be the new norm
• Mastering the R TSA

Why Individuals Undergo TSA

• Pain, Arthritis, etc.
• Delaying Arthroplasty
• Who qualifies for TSA

The Surgery and the Rehab

• Humeral and Glenoid Components
• Surgical Procedure
• 3 Phase “Gold Standard” Protocol
• Proper Pendulum
• GPG Mobilization Techniques
• Post Recovery

Documentation

• 5 standards of Documentation
• Examples