The first home visit is less about 'exercise' in the traditional sense and more about 'movement literacy' in their specific environment. It’s about teaching them the language of their new hip—how it speaks back when they stand up and how to read the signals of pain versus surgical discomfort.
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Jackson: Hey Miles, I was just thinking about that first home visit after a patient gets a new hip. You’re walking into their space, and it’s a high-stakes moment, right?
Miles: It really is. And you know, the most common mistake is assuming every "new hip" follows the same rules. But here’s the thing: according to the 2025 guidelines, the surgical approach—whether it was anterior or posterior—completely dictates what that patient can and cannot do in their own living room.
Jackson: Exactly! Like, if it was a posterior approach, they can’t even bend past 90 degrees or cross their legs for the first six weeks. It’s a total game-changer for how we set up their environment.
Miles: Right, and with the 2025 update, we’ve even seen things like therapeutic ultrasound get downgraded to Grade D because it just doesn't add value over a placebo. It’s all about active mobilization now.
Jackson: That’s fascinating. So, let’s break down the "first home visit" checklist to make sure we’re hitting those KNGF standards from the moment we step through the door.