Background Enhanced Recovery Programme(ERP) is structured process of patient education, appropriate analgesia and early mobilisation. ERP was introduced to address, demand for surgical beds and cancellation of orthopaedic procedures. Objectives of this study were to evaluate efficacy and safety of ERP. Method This was prospective study, over three months. Included, all lower limb arthroplasty patients eligible for ERP(all primary arthroplasty patient with lower anaesthetic risk). Pre-medication, intra-operative local anaesthetics infiltration, same day post-operative radiograph, combinations of analgesics, early mobilisation, and discharge back to the usual place of abode. Results 201 patients, mean age was 71 years (42-87), 22 ASA (American Society of Anaesthesia) 1, 147 ASA 2 and 23 ASA 3 patients. Performed 121 total knee replacements and 80 total hip replacements. Average duration of weight bearing was1.04 days. Mean date of discharge was 1.37days (0-5). 8 patients were re-admitted (0.039%), they were, one with surgical site infection, another one for manipulation, 5 patients, suspected deep vein thrombosis (DVT) (all were excluded DVT). There was no failed discharge. Conclusions ERP is very safe and effective way of increasing performance of hip and knee arthroplasties by optimising availability of ring-fencing surgical beds and reducing the hospital stay.