Hip Pain
Hip pain can affect people of all ages and activity levels. The well-rounded care at Reid Health’s Comprehensive Bone & Joint Center can help get you back in action.
Find relief from hip pain
Hip pain is a common issue that affects people of all ages. It’s often caused by problems in the bones and cartilage in your hip.
Whether related to a congenital condition, hip fracture, strained hip flexor, an infection, or arthritis, the orthopedic specialists at Reid Health Comprehensive Bone & Joint Center offer advanced hip pain solutions at locations in East Central Indiana and West Central Ohio. We’ll work with you to get a proper diagnosis and determine the next steps to take so you can find relief.
Comprehensive hip care at Reid Health
Reid’s orthopedic hip specialists provide highly personalized care to address your life-limiting hip pain. We can see you quickly to accurately assess your pain and other symptoms. Based on your evaluation, we start treatments as soon as possible, allowing you to take advantage of our noninvasive care plans or get the orthopedic surgery you need to get moving again.
Our main goal: Helping you find freedom from pain, and getting you back to things you love most.
Diagnosing and treating your hip pain
Our orthopedic specialists take a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and treating hip pain. A thorough physical exam and orthopedic imaging help your specialist develop a personalized treatment plan that could include:
- Joint injections
- Physical therapy
- Sports medicine
- Athletic training
- Arthroscopic surgery
- Hip replacement surgery
Advanced hip replacement surgery at Reid Health
Hip replacement is one of the most common forms of joint replacement surgery performed in the U.S., and you can trust the orthopedic surgeons at Reid Health Comprehensive Bone & Joint Center have the expertise to perform your procedure, getting you back to your daily life.
Our surgeons use advanced, minimally invasive Mako robotic-assisted surgery, which combines 3D modeling and high-quality CT imaging to help us replace your joint precisely, with less pain and downtime afterward.
In a total hip replacement, the entire ball-and-socket joint is replaced. The head of your femur (the ball) is replaced with a metal prosthetic, and the lining of your joint (the socket) is replaced with a plastic liner, allowing for smooth, seamless movement.
We’re also skilled at performing partial hip replacements to treat fractures. In these procedures, usually, only the ball is replaced with a prosthetic.