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The hip consists of a ball and socket joint which is held in place by muscles, tendons, and ligaments. The hip is crucial in providing support during common weight bearing activities such as walking.
Joint Effort offers a comprehensive approach to hip disorders. In addition to hands on therapy, a strong exercise and flexibility program will eliminate hip discomfort and get you back to enjoying your active lifestyle.
Bursitis
The hip joint involves bones, muscle, tendons and bursa that facilitate leg movement. Damage to the hip joint can cause pain and a limitation in function due to an inflammation of the bursa
Fractures
A fracture to the hip usually involves the upper portion of the femur. Surgery is sometimes needed to repair the broken bone.
Hip Replacement
An artificial hip is surgically put in the place of the existing hip. Going to physical therapy in preparation for a hip replacement can significantly reduce the recovery time.
Tightness
Occasionally general tightness in the joint capsule and surrounding soft tissues can cause discomfort and problems with mobility.
