Hip Pain

Chronic hip pain can interfere with every aspect of your daily life. If it remains unaddressed, hip pain can lead to painful musculoskeletal imbalances in related areas, including the low back, groin, legs, knees, ankles, and feet.

A wide range of health problems can lead to hip pain, including arthritis, a labral tear, osteoporosis, bursitis, sciatica, infections, tendinitis, a strain, sprain or fracture. Consequently, before you embark upon a course of treatment, it is critical that you receive an accurate and complete diagnosis.

Sometimes surgery is necessary. However, major advancements in Regenerative Medicine have revolutionized the way orthopedic injuries, spinal disks, and joints are treated. Cases of deterioration and injuries that would have once required surgery and/or long-term medications are now successfully being treated with non-invasive treatments.

How We Can Help

At The Kaplan Center, our physicians have years of experience treating patients with chronic hip pain, and we completely reject the notion that “you just have to live with it.”

Whether you are searching for a diagnosis for your hip pain or have already been diagnosed but have yet to find a long-lasting and effective treatment, the Kaplan Center is ready to help you.

At your first visit, your Kaplan physician will take time to explore the onset of your condition, the specific nature of your symptoms, and the overall status of your health. You’ll also be asked about the medications and therapies you’ve tried in the past, and what has and hasn’t worked for you. To gather additional information about your condition, specialized diagnostic laboratory testing may be necessary.

After reviewing all of the factors contributing to your condition, your physician will spend time talking with you about your diagnosis. Together, a customized and multi-dimensional treatment plan will be created that addresses not only your immediate pain but also any possible underlying or co-existing conditions that may be causing or contributing to your symptoms.

We offer a multitude of effective non-surgical treatment options, including:

• Acupuncture
• Nutritional Counseling
• Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine
• Perineural Injection Therapy (PIT)
• Physical Therapy
• Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy (PRP)
• Prescription Medication
• Prolotherapy
• Vitamin & Magnesium Intravenous Supplementation

If surgery is your best option, we will coordinate with any other medical providers involved in your case and stay the course with you throughout your treatment and recovery.