Ossur Rebound Hip

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Post-Surgical Hip Protection

After hip arthroscopy or labral repair, structured bracing may be prescribed to limit range of motion and protect healing tissues during early recovery.

Support for Hip Instability

Individuals experiencing recurrent instability or excessive hip movement may benefit from bracing that improves joint control and reduces stress during activity.

Need Help Choosing the Right Hip Brace?

With over 50 years of combined clinical and rehabilitation experience, our team can help determine whether compression support or structured orthopaedic bracing is appropriate for your condition and recovery stage.

Tax Exemption with a Valid Prescription

Certain structured hip orthoses may qualify as zero-rated medical devices in Canada when supplied with a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare professional. Compression garments typically do not qualify. Eligibility may vary by product classification.

Proudly Canadian

The Physio Store is a Canadian-owned company serving patients and clinics nationwide. We ship across Canada and provide knowledgeable support backed by decades of orthopaedic and rehabilitation experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is a hip brace used for?

A hip brace is used to provide stability and motion control for hip injuries, labral tears, post-surgical recovery, and certain instability conditions.

Do hip braces help after hip surgery?

Yes. Structured hip braces are often prescribed after hip arthroscopy or labral repair to limit specific movements and protect healing tissues during recovery.

What is the difference between a hip compression sleeve and a structured hip brace?

A compression sleeve provides mild soft tissue support and warmth. A structured hip brace includes straps or rigid components designed to restrict motion and improve joint stability.

Hip Braces in Canada

Shop hip braces designed to provide stability, protection, and support for hip injuries and post-surgical recovery. Structured and compression options available.

Hip braces are designed to provide support and stability for individuals experiencing hip instability, labral injuries, muscle strains, or post-surgical recovery. These braces may help limit excessive movement and protect healing tissues during activity.

Options range from compression-based supports for mild soft tissue concerns to structured orthopaedic braces designed to control motion following surgery or significant injury.

When Is a Hip Brace Used?

Hip braces are commonly recommended after labral repair, hip arthroscopy, dislocation, or in cases of instability. They may also be used during rehabilitation to provide additional confidence and protection.

Stability and Motion Control

Structured hip braces can restrict certain movements such as excessive flexion, extension, or rotation depending on the design. This controlled support helps protect surgical repairs and vulnerable tissues.

Support for Active Lifestyles

For athletes and active individuals, appropriate bracing can provide added stability while returning to sport or training under professional guidance.

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