Hip or knee replacement
A high-intent use case that may involve gait, strength, transfers, range of motion, home mobility, and return to daily activity within the surgeon’s precautions.
Mobile outpatient rehabilitation across Central Texas
Fax referrals: 888-375-5181Call: (512) 298-2299
After surgery, illness, or hospitalization
Mobile rehabilitation for the next stage of recovery.
Jubilant provides mobile outpatient PT, OT, and speech therapy for appropriate needs after hospitalization, joint replacement, other surgery, illness, or functional decline across Austin, Dripping Springs, Lakeway, and Round Rock.
Evaluations within 48 hours of referral.Central Texas
The direct answer
Rehabilitation can continue where everyday function is being rebuilt.
For an appropriate patient, mobile outpatient therapy can bring the next phase of rehabilitation into a home or senior-living setting. The plan remains individualized and connected to medical instructions, clinical precautions, and coverage requirements.
Common referral scenarios
Broader than joint replacement, specific enough to be useful.
Hospital-to-home transition
Rehabilitation needs may become clearer once the person returns to the environment where mobility, self-care, communication, and safety must work together.
Illness, injury, or functional decline
A hospitalization is not the only starting point. A change in strength, endurance, balance, or daily function may also justify a rehabilitation discussion.
Transition beyond home health
When home health ends or is not the appropriate model, mobile outpatient therapy may provide another route for eligible rehabilitation needs.
The multidisciplinary lens
Recovery is not only about walking farther.
After a hospitalization or surgery, the important questions may involve movement, self-care, safety, endurance, communication, cognition, or swallowing. The appropriate clinical disciplines depend on the individual.
Physical therapy
May address transfers, gait, strength, balance, endurance, range of motion, and functional movement.
Occupational therapy
May address dressing, bathing, upper-extremity function, routines, environmental safety, and adaptive strategies.
Speech-language pathology
May address appropriate communication, cognitive, or swallowing needs after an illness or hospitalization.
Clinical guardrails
The transition is coordinated, not improvised.
Medical stability and discharge instructions come first.
Surgical precautions and the referring provider’s plan guide care.
Service fit, referral status, and coverage requirements are confirmed individually.
An inquiry is not a clinical determination or a promise of coverage.
For orthopedic, primary-care, and discharge teams
A direct route from the referral to an evaluation.
Fax clinical referrals to 888-375-5181. For questions about service-area fit, coverage process, or scheduling, call (512) 298-2299.
Frequently asked questions
Questions that shape the next step.
These are general answers. The treating and referring clinicians determine the individual clinical plan.
Can physical therapy be provided at home after a hip or knee replacement?
Yes, when mobile outpatient therapy is clinically appropriate and the patient’s location, referral, plan of care, and coverage requirements are satisfied. The therapist works within the surgeon’s precautions and the patient’s individualized rehabilitation plan.
Is this service only for joint replacement?
No. Jubilant may support appropriate rehabilitation needs after other surgeries, hospitalization, illness, injury, or a functional decline. Fit is determined individually rather than by a fixed list of diagnoses.
What can PT, OT, and speech therapy address after hospitalization?
Depending on clinical need, PT may address mobility and strength; OT may address daily function and safety; and speech therapy may address communication, cognition, or swallowing. Not every patient needs every discipline.
When should outpatient rehabilitation begin?
Timing depends on medical stability, discharge instructions, surgical precautions, the referring clinician’s plan, and payer requirements. Jubilant does not replace the directions of the surgeon, hospital, or other treating provider.
What if the patient is currently receiving home health?
Tell Jubilant and the current care team. Home health and mobile outpatient therapy use different care and billing models, and coordination may affect when outpatient services can appropriately begin.
How quickly does Jubilant evaluate a referral?
Evaluations within 48 hours of referral.