We Will Improve Your Knee Osteoarthritis –
Or Your Money Back!
Many people believe that a diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis automatically means enduring constant pain and decreased function. However, it’s crucial to understand that while up to 53% of individuals over the age of 45 may show osteoarthritic changes in their knees, only 15-23% of them will actually experience pain associated with this condition.
Osteoarthritis is characterized by specific signs, including reduced knee joint range of motion, a generalized ache that worsens after periods of inactivity, occasional swelling, and a grinding sensation within the knee.
These distinctive features help distinguish knee osteoarthritis from other causes of knee discomfort.
A Physiotherapist strengthening program is your go-to intervention for knee osteoarthritis. We have discounted the first 2 weeks of your 6 week exercise block to just $200 for 4x 1:1 appointments with a Physiotherapist – in Fremantle Only.
Standard pricing applies for our other clinics.
Physiotherapists utilize a multifaceted approach that includes personalized exercise routines aimed at strengthening the muscles around the knee joint. These exercises have shown, on average, a 36% reduction in pain and an improvement in the quality of life within a 6-week program involving over 10,000 participants.
Additionally, manual therapy techniques, such as soft tissue manipulation, provide relief from pain and enhance joint flexibility. Education is focused on managing flare-ups and reducing stress on the knee joint.
Furthermore, Physiotherapy empowers individuals to take control of their knee osteoarthritis, potentially delaying the need for surgical interventions. This holistic approach addresses the root causes of the condition, offering effective pain management and functional improvement.
A diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis should not be seen as an inescapable sentence of pain and decreased function. Book an appointment today and start your journey to improved mobility and decreased pain.
*Exercise program must be supervised 2x weekly by a Physiotherapist.