Get Relief for Your Hip Pain
Discover how Baylor Scott & White Health can help you find the care you need to relieve hip pain. Learn about your care options and what the next steps are on your journey to better.
Understanding Hip Pain
Joint pain is a common complaint with many causes, affecting millions of Americans every day. At Baylor Scott & White, board-certified orthopedic specialists utilize the latest medical knowledge and the most advanced techniques to provide you with the best care possible. The final result is individualized care that leads to a smooth return to normal activities and function.
There are several treatments available, depending on how severe your discomfort is. If your hip pain is stopping you from doing the things you love, it’s time to seek medical help.
By downloading our treatment guide, you’ll receive information including:
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Various causes of hip pain and hip pain symptoms -
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Hip pain treatment options, including hip preservation -
Types of hip replacement surgery—including total hip replacement, partial hip replacement, double hip replacement and hip surgery recovery
Why Choose Baylor Scott & White Health
For over 100 years, Baylor Scott & White has been helping patients heal with quality care, advanced medical techniques and innovative research. Our thorough approach to healthcare means that every patient has access to an expert team of physicians across a range of specialties that provides effective, comprehensive and tailored treatment plans.
We are committed to providing an innovative approach to care for active patients suffering from hip problems and hip pain. We offer patients the latest technologies in the diagnosis, management and treatment of hip conditions and pain. With our multidisciplinary approach to care, we strive to reduce the need for extensive surgeries and ultimately return patients to their desired activity level. It is our hope that with the proper treatment regimen, we can slow or stop altogether, the progression of the degenerative hip disease.