Recovery from knee replacement made easier

What does one have to look forward to after total knee replacement? Well, after two or three months, one should be pretty much back to being pain-free. However, the journey to pain-free is filled with bed rest, balanced diet, and, especially, lots of physical therapy.

Finding a good physical therapist is key to the success. After researching, I found the name of Bill Atkins. Somewhere in my memory, I remembered hearing about Bill and AllStar Physical Therapy.

AllStar Physical Therapy with Bill Atkins and team is the best I have ever experienced and I have been to more than one. From the minute you walk in their door, you find pleasant and efficient personnel who are waiting for you and call you by name. The receptionist and the several therapists are smiling folks who sincerely enjoy their jobs.

The varied therapists each have a specialty: knee, shoulder, hands, neck, and more. Bill Atkins is the “knee” man and is certain that when I finish my therapy I will be walking normally, without a limp, good posture, and doing the tasks I previously enjoyed. The therapy is a bit strenuous and challenging, but successful. I confess that when I finish my appointments (soon), I will miss my visits to AllStar Physical therapy. Fallbrook is fortunate to have such a professional facility.

There may be another knee replacement in my future (ugh), but rest assured my rehabilitation therapy will be with Bill Atkins and AllStar Physical Therapy.

Mary Anne Brunton