Recovering from an orthopaedic condition or injury is rarely straightforward. Whether you are healing from a fracture, regaining strength after joint replacement surgery, managing arthritis or rebuilding after a sports injury, the road back involves far more than rest and time. It needs structured, expert-guided rehabilitation.
At Teamwork Physiotherapy Centre International, orthopaedic specialists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, psychologists and nutritionists work as one team. They communicate regularly, review progress together and adjust your plan as you respond. That coordination is what turns good rehabilitation into excellent rehabilitation.
Conditions we manage
- Fractures and post-fracture rehabilitation: regaining joint movement, muscle strength and confidence after a cast or surgery
- Hip, knee and shoulder replacement: structured rehab from early mobility through to full function
- Sports injuries: ligament tears, tendon injuries, cartilage damage and muscle strains
- Back and neck pain, managed with manual therapy, exercise and posture correction
- Arthritis and degenerative joint conditions
- Spinal disorders and other post-operative orthopaedic needs
How each team member helps
The orthopaedic specialist guides diagnosis, medical management and the overall direction of care. The physiotherapist leads physical rehabilitation with exercise, manual therapy, electrotherapy and functional movement training to restore strength, flexibility, balance and endurance.
The occupational therapist helps you manage daily life, work and home tasks again. The psychologist addresses fear of re-injury, chronic pain and frustration with a long recovery, which are often overlooked but strongly affect outcomes. The nutritionist designs a diet that supports bone and tissue healing.
A trusted partner for referring surgeons
Orthopaedic surgeons and specialists can refer patients to us with confidence. We follow your post-operative protocols, keep you informed of progress and flag any concerns early. Patients receive everything they need in one place, without the communication gaps of fragmented care.
Orthopaedic & Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy: frequently asked questions
When should I start physiotherapy after knee or hip replacement?
Usually the day after surgery in hospital, then continuing after discharge. Regular physiotherapy in the first three months has a big effect on how well you walk and how much the joint bends.
Can physiotherapy help me avoid surgery?
For many people with arthritis, back pain and some tendon and ligament problems, a structured exercise programme reduces pain enough that surgery can be delayed or avoided. Our orthopaedic specialist can advise when surgery is the better option.
Do you treat patients referred by other hospitals?
Yes. Bring your discharge summary, operation notes and any scans, and we will follow your surgeon's protocol.
How much does a session cost?
Clinic sessions in Ntinda cost UGX 100,000 and home visits cost UGX 120,000 per session.