Hip Replacement Recovery Pack
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Hip Replacement Recovery Pack

For people coming home after hip replacement surgery — and for the family members making sure everything is ready before they arrive.

$469
Inc. GST where applicable

What's included

  • 4-Wheel Rollator with Seat Walk safely and rest anywhere — no need to find a chair
  • Shower Chair with Arms & Back Shower seated — no standing on a wet surface after surgery
  • Over Toilet Aid with Padded Seat Get on and off the toilet safely — the highest-risk moment at home
  • Long Reach Grabber — 80cm Pick things up without bending — keeps you within hip precautions

All items ship together in one order from our Australian warehouse

30-day returns — changed your mind or got it wrong? We’ll sort it.
Order when surgery is confirmed — discharge can happen faster than expected
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Each item, explained

What's in the pack — and why

Every item in this pack is something occupational therapists consistently recommend for hip replacement discharge. Nothing is padding. Here's what each one does.

4-Wheel Rollator with Seat
Item 1

4-Wheel Rollator with Seat

Hip surgery leaves you fatigued and unstable on your feet for the first few weeks. A front-wheel walker has no seat — which means every time you need to rest, you need to find a chair. The 4-wheel rollator rolls smoothly so you don't have to lift and place each step, and the padded seat means you can stop and rest wherever you are. The built-in storage pouch means you can carry things between rooms without using your hands — which you can't do while holding a walking aid.

Weight limit: 130 kg · Seat height: 54 cm · Handle height: 80–87 cm · Foldable
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Shower Chair with Arms & Back
Item 2

Shower Chair with Arms & Back

Standing on a wet shower floor after hip surgery is one of the most common causes of post-surgical falls. Your balance and strength aren't back yet, and the bathroom is where most incidents happen. The shower chair with arms and back gives you a fixed, stable seat to shower from. The arms mean you can lower yourself in and push yourself back up — the two moments where most people feel most uncertain.

Weight limit: 120 kg · Height adjustable · Arms and back included
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Over Toilet Aid with Padded Seat
Item 3

Over Toilet Aid with Padded Seat

The toilet is the highest-risk transfer after hip replacement. Standard toilet height requires significant hip flexion to sit and stand — exactly what hip precautions are designed to avoid. The over-toilet aid raises the seat height and provides solid arm rails on both sides, so you can lower yourself down slowly and push straight back up. Your OT will likely ask about this one at your hospital discharge assessment.

Weight limit: 120 kg · Fits standard toilets · Arms both sides · Height adjustable
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Long Reach Grabber — 80cm
Item 4

Long Reach Grabber — 80cm

Hip precautions after posterior hip replacement mean no bending past 90 degrees — for up to 12 weeks. The reacher means you can pick things up off the floor, pull clothes on, open doors, and manage your environment without bending at all. Most people are surprised how often they would have bent down without realising it. The reacher makes the precautions liveable.

80 cm reach · Lightweight
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When to order — and what to set up first

1
Order as soon as surgery is confirmed Discharge after hip replacement often happens faster than expected — sometimes just 2–3 days post-surgery. Don't wait until you have a discharge date. Order when the surgery date is booked so everything is home well before it's needed.
2
Set up the toilet aid first This is the item most likely to be needed within the first hour of arriving home. Set it up, test the height, and make sure it's stable before anything else.
3
Keep the reacher where you spend the most time The reacher is only useful if it's within reach. Start with wherever they'll spend most of their day — usually the main chair or the bed — and move it as needed.
4
Adjust the rollator height before day one Handles should be at wrist height when arms hang naturally. Getting this right before they start using it makes a real difference to how confident and safe they feel.
Important

Had an anterior approach hip replacement?

Some surgeons use an anterior approach, which typically means fewer movement restrictions — some patients can sit at standard toilet height and don't need the raised seat. Check with your surgeon or OT before ordering. If you're not sure which approach was used, this pack is still the safer choice.

Knee replacement?

This pack is designed for hip surgery

Knee replacement recovery needs a different set of items — the rollator and shower chair still apply, but the toilet aid is less critical and you'll benefit more from cold therapy and leg elevation support.

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