Hip

For more than 100 years, OrthoCarolina has been caring for patients across the Carolinas. Our Hip specialists provide care for patients experiencing hip pain, arthritis, injuries, and other hip and joint conditions. Our nationally recognized surgeons use advanced treatment techniques to help reduce pain, restore mobility, and improve quality of life.

From your first evaluation through recovery, we’ll create a care plan around your condition, goals, and lifestyle. Treatment may include non-surgical options or surgery, depending on what’s right for you.

Conditions We Treat

Our team treats a wide range of hip conditions, from common causes of hip pain to more complex joint problems, including:

• Hip arthritis: Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and other conditions that can cause hip pain, stiffness, and limited movement

• Hip pain & labral tears: Pain related to overuse, injuries, or problems with the structures that support the hip joint

• Fractures & injuries: Hip fractures and other injuries caused by falls, accidents, sports, or other trauma

• Hip dysplasia & developmental conditions: Hip dysplasia, Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease, and other conditions that affect how the hip develops

• Avascular necrosis: Damage to the hip joint caused by reduced blood supply to the bone

Treatment Options

We tailor treatment plans to each patient, offering both non-surgical and surgical interventions:

Non-Surgical Care:

• Targeted exercise programs
• Pain management and anti-inflammatory treatments
• Joint injections and regenerative therapies
• Activity modification and lifestyle guidance

Surgical Care:

• Total hip replacement, including minimally invasive options
• Hip resurfacing and joint-preserving procedures
• Fracture repair and reconstructive surgery
• Revision surgeries for complex cases

Our goal is to restore mobility, reduce pain, and help patients return to an active, independent lifestyle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can hip pain be treated without surgery?

Yes. Many hip conditions respond well to non-surgical treatments such as physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, joint injections, activity modifications, and non-surgical spine and musculoskeletal care provided by OrthoCarolina's Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (Physiatry) specialists. Your physician will recommend the treatment plan that's right for your condition and goals.

What types of hip surgery does OrthoCarolina perform?

Our hip specialists perform a range of advanced procedures, including total hip replacement, minimally invasive hip replacement, hip resurfacing, fracture repair, joint-preserving procedures, and revision hip surgery for complex cases.

Do I have to have my hip surgery in a hospital?

Not always. Many hip procedures can be performed at one of OrthoCarolina's physician-owned ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs). These centers offer high-quality orthopedic care in a convenient setting and may provide a more efficient, lower-cost experience for eligible patients. Your physician will determine the safest and most appropriate location for your procedure.

How do I know which hip specialist is right for me?

OrthoCarolina's hip specialists treat a wide range of conditions, from sports injuries and hip preservation to joint replacement and complex reconstruction. When you schedule an appointment, we'll help connect you with the physician best suited to your specific needs.

Can I book an appointment with a hip specialist online?

Yes. OrthoCarolina makes it easy to schedule an appointment online with a hip specialist. You can quickly choose an available appointment time that works best for you.