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Kin Shriner Begins Intensive Rehab After Corrective Foot Surgery

The General Hospital veteran is working daily with therapists in Fort Lauderdale following a Cedars-Sinai surgeon’s revision of a 2024 foot fusion

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Overview

  • On June 30, Shriner posted a video on X recounting how a subtalar fusion performed last July left him unable to walk for six months
  • John Stamos referred the 71-year-old actor to a specialist at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where the flawed fusion was successfully redone earlier this year
  • Since his revision surgery, Shriner has relocated to Fort Lauderdale to undertake a rigorous daily rehabilitation program aimed at restoring foot mobility
  • He spends hours each day in gym and clinic sessions to rebuild strength and flexibility in the affected joint
  • The longtime Scott Baldwin portrayer, who appeared in over 1,700 General Hospital episodes, said he hopes to resume Vespa rides and other activities once his foot fully recovers