Participants will be n=15 patients scheduled for THA at the Durham VAMC, identified from electronic medical records. Participants will complete assessments pre-operatively, then approximately 6-weeks post-THA, at which time FMR program will begin. The 12 FMR sessions will optimally be delivered twice weekly for 6 weeks. However, to account for missed visits, the investigators will allow for 9 total weeks to complete the 12 sessions. Therefore follow-up assessments will be scheduled at 15-weeks post-THA for all participants. FMR sessions will be a combination of: 1.) in-person, on-site visits and telephone contacts with a licensed physical therapist and 2.) in-home telehealth visits by a telehealth technologist or physical therapy assistant. The FMR program will focus on improving lower extremity mobility, muscle stability and functional movement patterns. Participants will be instructed to perform a series of stretching exercises daily and strengthening exercises three times weekly. Exercises for each patient will be tailored according to results of the Lower Quarter Y-Balance Test (conducted at baseline and mid-way through the program), which assesses asymmetries between limbs and between anterior vs. posterior reach. Outcomes will include objective functional measures (timed up-and-go, sit-to-stand, walking speed, stair climb, Lower Quarter Y-Balance Test), self-reported pain and activity limitations (Hip disability and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score), and therapist-assessed function (Harris Hip Score). Basic descriptive statistics will be used to compare changes in each outcome (pre-operative to 15-week post-THA and 6-week post THA to 15-week post-THA) and inform sample size estimates for a larger trial. The investigators will also assess various aspects of program feasibility (recruitment success, adherence, telerehabilitation processes) and collect in-depth qualitative information from both patients and therapists to assess aspects of the intervention that may need to be modified prior to a larger study.