You have just found out that Dad will need knee replacement surgery. You’ve heard bits and pieces of what this could involve from a friend who has been through it, but are you truly prepared to help him get ready for the surgery and heal safely and fully afterwards?
Millions of people undergo joint replacement surgery each year. Fortunately, though it can be daunting to face, the resulting relief from pain and typically quick recovery will soon have your loved one back on their feet.
It can feel intimidating to absorb all of the information the doctor will provide ahead of the procedure. The best way to make sure you have all of the details you need is by knowing what to ask before joint replacement surgery. Even this task can feel overwhelming, however, but never fear – our care team has put together a list of commonly asked questions for you!
Copy any relevant questions from the list below, and then add in any others you have:
Making plans now for a loved one’s recovery can make the transition home from the hospital smoother and easier. At Compassionate Nursing Services, we’re here to help with post-surgical home care services that relieve some of the stress surrounding a hospitalization. For example, we can:
You can reach us any time online or at 314-432-4312 for more information on how we can ease a surgical procedure, before, during, and after, for someone you love. Our services are available throughout Town and Country, Clayton, Oakville, and the surrounding areas. Visit our Service Area page to see if we are available to help in your location.
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