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<blockquote data-quote="TerryMiller" data-source="post: 4240924" data-attributes="member: 7900">I would recommend Dr. Bradley Reddick at Southwest Orthopaedic and Reconstructive Specialists at 8100 S. Walker in OKC.&nbsp; I had both knees get partial replacements back on January 22.&nbsp; One thing I really liked was that they don&#039;t use physical therapy places, but instead, give the patient a series of exercises to do prior to surgery and add some for after surgery.&nbsp; If insurance pays, they have a home health service come to one&#039;s house to help with monitoring one&#039;s progress and adding a few exercises.In my case, my recovery was excellent with gaining flexibility in my knees much better than the average patient&#039;s case.&nbsp; I went to one of their clinics recently for a checkup and x-rays and the PA asked me to &quot;try to walk 1/2 to a full mile a day.&quot;&nbsp; I showed her the pedometer app on my phone showing that I was already doing 2 miles a day or more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TerryMiller, post: 4240924, member: 7900"] I would recommend Dr. Bradley Reddick at Southwest Orthopaedic and Reconstructive Specialists at 8100 S. Walker in OKC. I had both knees get partial replacements back on January 22. One thing I really liked was that they don't use physical therapy places, but instead, give the patient a series of exercises to do prior to surgery and add some for after surgery. If insurance pays, they have a home health service come to one's house to help with monitoring one's progress and adding a few exercises. In my case, my recovery was excellent with gaining flexibility in my knees much better than the average patient's case. I went to one of their clinics recently for a checkup and x-rays and the PA asked me to "try to walk 1/2 to a full mile a day." I showed her the pedometer app on my phone showing that I was already doing 2 miles a day or more. [/QUOTE]

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