Hip
Trust the talented hip specialists at Spectrum Orthopaedics to ease your discomfort with cutting-edge hip treatment options.
Offering the Area’s Most Advanced Hip Care
Walking, running, bending, sitting, maintaining an upright position—all of these everyday movements depend on the strength and flexibility of your hips. Yet these complex joints are prone to accelerated aging, deterioration, strain, or repetitive injury throughout the course of your life.
Our orthopaedic specialists offer the most advanced surgical and nonsurgical treatment options to help ease your discomfort and restore movement and function in your hips.
Don’t trust just anyone with one of the most complex joints in the body; Trust the locally-loved and respected doctors at Spectrum Orthopaedics!
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Get in touch with Spectrum Orthopaedics to start your journey toward recovery.
Get Expert CareCommon & Complex Hip Conditions We Treat
When conservative treatments or even hip surgery at another practice have proven ineffective at easing your hip pain, our specialists are up for the challenge. They treat hip conditions both simple and complex:
- Acute and overuse injuries
- Sports injuries
- Hip fracture
- Hip dislocation
- Hip labral tears
- Hip impingement
- Avascular necrosis
- Synovitis (inflammation of the hip lining)
- Infection
- Abnormalities and congenital deformities
Read more on injuries and conditions we treat.
Advanced Hip Surgery Options
Total Joint
Replacement Surgery
Our surgeons utilize cutting-edge techniques in total hip replacement to remove the damaged hip joint and replace it with a comfortable, natural-feeling prosthetic implant—because they know the importance of fit and function.
Outpatient Total
Joint Surgery
Our surgeons’ use of the latest technology allows you to start the recovery process at home just hours after your surgery at Ohio Specialty Surgical Suites (OS3), the area’s first ambulatory surgical center. Hip surgery doesn’t have to be a major undertaking when you choose the experts!
Total Joint Replacement Educational Webinar
Already scheduled for Joint Replacement Surgery? Please click on the button below to access the educational webinar. Use the password provided to you by the surgical center to complete the education prior to the surgery. If you have questions or need help accessing the education, please call (234) 209-9397.
Meet Our Hip Doctors
Our Patients Say It Best
Get Comprehensive Orthopaedic Care in One Convenient Location
OS3 Surgical Center
Imaging (X-ray & MRI)
Casting & DME
Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy
From our blog
News, tips and resources.
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