Hip and pelvis — the hinge between spine and leg.
Hip arthritis, labral tears, and SI-joint pain — read in the context of the whole chain.
What we treat
- Hip osteoarthritis and cartilage wear
- Labral tears and impingement-related pain
- Sacroiliac (SI) joint pain
- Gluteal and hip-stabiliser tendinopathy
- Pelvic instability in hypermobility
Diagnosis first — the hip carries the chain
The hip sits between the spine and the leg; pain here is often shared with the back, the knee, or the way you load the ground. A whole-chain exam finds the real driver.
Regenerative options, judiciously applied
Depending on the diagnosis, image-guided options may include PRP, bone marrow concentrate, and others — matched to the problem.
When surgery is the right call
Advanced arthritis and some structural tears can be surgical. We coordinate the referral to the most trusted narrow network of the very best surgeons, built from 20+ years of experience.
Common questions
What hip and pelvis conditions are treated here?
Hip osteoarthritis and cartilage wear, labral tears and impingement-related pain, sacroiliac (SI) joint pain, gluteal and hip-stabiliser tendinopathy, and pelvic instability in hypermobility.
Why would hip pain be evaluated alongside my back or knee?
The hip sits between the spine and the leg; pain here is often shared with the back, the knee, or the way you load the ground. A whole-chain exam finds the real driver.
What treatment options are used for hip pain?
Depending on the diagnosis, image-guided options may include PRP, bone marrow concentrate, and others — matched to the problem.
Is hip pain ever a surgical issue?
Advanced arthritis and some structural tears can be surgical. We coordinate the referral to the most trusted narrow network of the very best surgeons, built from 20+ years of experience.
Educational information, not medical advice or a diagnosis. Care is individualized; not every treatment is right for every patient, and results vary.