Perspectives on the future of recovery.

Australia's joint replacement registry now collects patient reported outcomes at scale. A study of 60,145 knee patients shows why the patient's own view should shape how we judge success.

Falls cause 43% of injury hospitalisations in Australia. High certainty evidence shows exercise cuts the rate of falls in older people by around 23%, and balance training is the key ingredient.

Around 7 million Australians live outside our major cities, and distance still shapes how well they recover. Our founder on growing up in the bush, and why rehab has to travel to the patient.

Grip strength predicts mortality as well as many standard tests. As longevity services grow, measuring and building muscle deserves a central place, and resistance training works even in older adults with sarcopenia.

Australia's Osteoarthritis of the Knee Clinical Care Standard was updated in 2024. Here is what changed, and why arthroscopy for degenerative knees remains off the table.

A new Australian study of 9,938 people shows a six week exercise and education program cut knee pain and improved function, in the city and the bush alike.

For uncomplicated knee replacement, Australian trial evidence shows a well supported home program matches inpatient rehab on mobility. The question is no longer where rehab happens, but how well it is supported.