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Patient Information - Paul Harvie Orthopaedics

Access preparation guides, post‑operative care instructions, and rehabilitation exercises prepared for patients of Paul Harvie Orthopaedics. All resources are downloadable PDFs. If you have questions, our team is here to help.

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    Select the brochure related to your upcoming procedure or recovery phase.

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    Download the PDF

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    Follow the steps

    Use the checklist inside each guide to prepare, recover, and rehab safely.

Patient Education Brochures

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Surgery Preparation Checklist

Pre-op fasting, medications, arrival times, and what to bring.

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Post-Operative Care

Wound care, pain management, red flags, and follow-up timeline.

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Rehabilitation Exercises

Phase-based exercise plan with safety notes and progression.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should I stop eating and drinking before surgery?Show
Follow the fasting guidelines in the Surgery Preparation Checklist from Paul Harvie Orthopaedics. Typically, nothing to eat after midnight and clear liquids up to 2 hours before arrival, unless your surgeon advises otherwise.
How do I manage pain after surgery?Show
Use the multimodal pain plan in the Post‑Operative Care guide. Take medications as prescribed, use ice/heat as directed, and contact Paul Harvie Orthopaedics if your pain is worsening or uncontrolled.
When can I start rehab exercises?Show
Most protocols begin with gentle range‑of‑motion and isometrics within a few days, progressing per your surgeon’s timeline. Refer to the Rehabilitation Exercises brochure for phase‑specific guidance approved by Paul Harvie Orthopaedics.
What symptoms should I report immediately?Show
Fever over 101°F, increasing redness or drainage at the incision, severe calf pain/swelling, chest pain, or shortness of breath. Call our office right away using the phone number below.

Contact Information

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Address

2458 Willow Creek Blvd, Suite 300, Austin, TX 78758

Parking available in the south garage; enter through Building B.

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Office Hours

Mon–Thu: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PMFri: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PMSat–Sun: ClosedHolidays: Call ahead