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Personalized Hip Pain Treatment for Better Everyday Movement
When hip discomfort affects walking, exercise, work, or everyday activities, we provide hip pain treatment focused on identifying the source of your symptoms and developing an appropriate non-surgical care plan.
- 1-on-1 Care
- Non-Surgical Options
- Patient-Focused Approach
Personalized Care Planning
Focused Hip Evaluation
Hip Conditions We Address
Understanding Your Hip Pain
Hip discomfort can develop for different reasons, so we focus on your symptoms, movement, joint function, and the treatment options that may fit your needs.
Hip Arthritis
Hip joint osteoarthritis can contribute to ongoing pain, stiffness, and difficulty with movement, making an individualized evaluation and thoughtful treatment approach important.
Joint Care
- Joint-Focused Care
Trochanteric Pain
Greater trochanteric pain syndrome can cause discomfort around the outside of the hip and may call for a focused assessment of the joint and surrounding structures.
Hip Care
- Targeted Assessment
Labral Irritation
Labral strain inflammation may contribute to hip discomfort, especially when symptoms are associated with movement, physical activity, or repeated stress around the joint.
Joint Injury
- Individual Evaluation
SI Joint Pain
Sacroiliac joint problems may cause discomfort in the lower back or buttock area that can extend toward the hip and require careful clinical assessment.
Pelvic Joint
- Source-Focused Care
Your Care Experience
Our Hip Care Pathway
A careful, systematic approach is utilized to evaluate hip issues and offer suitable treatment options.
Clinical Evaluation
We assess pain history, pain characteristics, movement issues, and overall joint function.
Movement Assessment
During your evaluation, we check joint range of motion and any other important physical findings.
Diagnostic Review
If applicable, we examine the available X-rays, MRIs, or ultrasound results to provide context for the patient's clinical situation.
Treatment Planning
Discuss appropriate non-surgical care options based on evaluation findings, symptoms, and individual needs.
Follow-Up Care
We offer guidance on how to do the activities and organize physical therapy when it's appropriate to your treatment plan.
Who We Help
Care Based on Your Needs
We take a holistic view of your hip pain and how it affects your movements, exercise, day-to-day life, and desire to keep moving.
Ongoing Hip Pain
If hip pain persists, is recurring, or becomes a frequent problem in everyday life, we can examine the hip joint and discuss treatment choices.
Activity-Related Pain
A movement, joint function, and associated musculoskeletal symptom analysis may be performed for patients with hip pain while playing sports or during physical activity.
Arthritis Concerns
When an appropriate clinical indication, we evaluate symptoms and discuss non-surgical joint care options when appropriate, for patients who are experiencing hip osteoarthritis or cartilage wear.
Take the Next Step
Hip Pain Keeping You Less Active? Schedule a Visit Today.
Pain during movement or activity can make everyday routines harder. Our team can evaluate your hip symptoms and assess relevant joint function. Book an appointment to discuss suitable non-surgical care options.
Personalized Evaluation
Non-Surgical Options
Clear Care Planning
Hip Care Options
Our Hip Pain Treatment Approach
Your treatment plan depends on your symptoms, evaluation findings, joint condition, and the suspected source of your hip discomfort.
Clinical Evaluation
We start by reviewing your pain history, current symptoms, and any issues that are related to your hips and joints.
Range-of-Motion Assessment
The joint mobility assessment is used to get more insight into how your hip is moving and responding during the clinical evaluation.
Diagnostic Review
If applicable, we may look at the information from any X-rays, MRI, or ultrasound we have to help us assess your condition.
Corticosteroid Injections
For some inflammatory joint diseases, corticosteroid injections may be indicated, depending on your specific needs.
Image-Guided Injections
If this is a part of your treatment plan, targeted joint injections may be performed using ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance.
SI Joint Injections
SI joint injections may be suggested if the SI joint issue has been associated with appropriate hip and/or pelvic symptoms.
Manual Joint Mobilization
Physical therapy techniques can involve specialized manual joint mobilizations according to your movement needs, clinical findings, and plan.
Therapeutic Exercise
Individual therapeutic exercises as part of a coordinated therapy program can aid in strength, movement, joint function, and rehabilitation.
Hip Pain Questions
Hip Pain FAQ
Helpful answers for patients considering evaluation, non-surgical care, and treatment for persistent or recurring hip discomfort.
What does hip pain treatment involve?
We begin by reviewing your symptoms, pain history, joint movement, and relevant physical findings. Depending on what we identify during your evaluation, your care may include non-surgical orthopedic treatment, physical therapy, joint-focused care, or an appropriate interventional option.
When should I see a hip pain doctor?
Evaluations might be considered if the hip pain does not go away, does not improve with walking or exercise, or limits work or normal activity. We can review your symptoms, your examination of your relevant joint concerns, and discuss appropriate next steps based on the findings we have in your individual case.
What conditions can cause hip joint pain?
The conditions within our joint-care services include hip joint osteoarthritis, greater trochanteric pain syndrome, labral strain inflammation, and sacroiliac joint problems that may cause discomfort around the hip, buttock, or lower back.
Can a hip specialist provide non-surgical care?
We offer orthopedic and pain-management services that involve non-surgical treatments of joint pain and musculoskeletal issues. Treatment options will be based on your assessment and might include rehabilitation, joint-specific treatment, or image-guided procedures when clinically indicated.
What can I expect when seeing a hip joint pain doctor?
Your visit begins with a review of your symptoms and pain history, followed by an assessment of relevant joint movement and physical findings. When appropriate, available diagnostic imaging can also be reviewed before we discuss treatment options and possible next steps.
Related Care
Related Treatments Options
Joint Pain & Arthritis
We evaluate joint pain and arthritis concerns and provide individualized care based on your symptoms, clinical findings, and treatment needs.
Sports Medicine
Our sports medicine services address musculoskeletal concerns and activity-related symptoms that can affect active patients during exercise, training, and everyday movement.
Joint Injections
Targeted joint injections may be considered for certain joint conditions as part of an individualized non-surgical care plan.
Physical Therapy
Individualized physical therapy may support joint movement, strength, rehabilitation, and coordinated recovery goals based on your specific care plan.