Physical Therapy for Fractures

Fracture Recovery in Georgetown, KY

Heal Strong, Move Forward

A fracture doesn’t just impact the bone — it affects everything. After a fall or accident, many older adults find themselves hesitant to move, worried about re-injury, or unsure how to regain their strength.

Whether it’s your hip, wrist, ankle, or spine, fractures take more than time to heal — they take a plan, the right kind of movement, and support from people who know how to guide your recovery.

At Hyphen, we work with older adults every day to recover from fractures the right way — safely, progressively, and with purpose. Our Doctors of Physical Therapy build customized plans that help you restore function, prevent future injuries, and move forward with confidence.

Your plan may include:

  • Range of motion exercises to reduce stiffness

  • Targeted strength training to protect the healing area

  • Gait and balance training to prevent future falls

  • Manual therapy and soft tissue work

  • Education on safe movement and home setup

Things we treat

Physical therapist at Hyphen coaching a woman 60+ through a safe strength training exercise with a weighted ball—part of a personalized fitness program in Georgetown KY.
  • Hip fractures

  • Wrist fractures

  • Ankle fractures

  • Vertebral compression fractures

  • Post-operative recovery from fracture repair

  • Osteoporosis-related fractures

  • Stiffness, weakness, or swelling after immobilization

  • Balance issues following injury

  • Difficulty walking or bearing weight

  • Fear of falling again

HOW HYPHEN WORKS

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1. TALK WITH A PT

Talk with a Physical Therapist to understand your needs, goals, and your best path forward.

Physical therapist at Hyphen coaching a woman 60+ through a safe strength training exercise with a weighted ball—part of a personalized fitness program in Georgetown KY.

2. GET YOUR GAMEPLAN

Get a proven plan—fitness, physical therapy, or both—to close the gap from where you are to where you want to be.

Woman 60+ smiling during a kettlebell balance exercise at Hyphen in Georgetown KY—part of a strength training program designed to improve stability, mobility, and healthy aging.

3. CLOSE THE GAP

Close the gap from where you are to where you want to be. Strength, independence, pain-free — whatever it is, we've got you covered.

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