Hip
Comprehensive Care for the Hip
The hip joint is a ball-and-socket joint that allows the joint to have stability along with a large range of motion. Stability, strength, range of motion and neuromuscular control are all required in order for the joint to function properly. Common hip dysfunctions include fractures, cartilage tears, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and sciatic nerve pain
Hip dysfunction can be treated with many different avenues, depending on your diagnosis, our orthopedic experts may recommend arthroscopic surgery or a more conservative non-operative treatment, such as injections or physical therapy.
If the condition is more severe or advanced, we have orthopedic physicians on staff who specialize in performing total joint replacements.
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Conditions We Treat
Hip fractures
Arthritis
Sciatic nerve pain
Hip labral tears
Hip dislocation
Hip Dysplasia
Speciality Physicians
Specialties: Non-operative orthopedics, spinal interventions for neck and back pain, guided injections, radiculopathy, electrodiagnostics, and Sports Medicine.
Specialties: General orthopaedics, total joint replacement, extremity trauma, fractures, shoulder/knee/ankle arthroscopy, arthritic pain, and all conditions of the foot and ankle.
-Additional subspecialty fellowship training in foot & ankle surgery and care.
Specialties: General orthopedics, total hip and knee replacement, shoulder and
knee arthroscopy (i.e. rotator cuff repair, ACL reconstruction etc.) hand and wrist (carpal tunnel, Dupuytren’s, arthritis etc.), foot and ankle, and pediatric, and general fracture care/trauma.
Specialties: General orthopedics, including, hand, wrist, elbow, shoulder arthroscopy, hip, knee, ACL repair, total joint replacement, ankle, and trauma/fractures.
Specialties: General orthopedics, including, hand, wrist, elbow, shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, total joint replacement, and general fracture care.