Hip Replacement

Our Approach to Hip Replacement Surgery

We take a holistic approach to hip replacement surgery. It begins with a thorough evaluation of your condition and a detailed discussion of your diagnosis and treatment options. Our multidisciplinary team, including orthopedic surgeons, physical therapists, and pain management specialists, collaborate to create a customized treatment plan that aligns with your lifestyle and goals. We prioritize minimally invasive techniques, like VELYS™ robotic-assisted surgery, whenever possible, which means less pain, fewer complications, and a quicker return to your daily activities.

Conditions We Treat

Our orthopedic specialists diagnose and treat a wide range of hip conditions that may lead to the need for hip replacement, including but not limited to:

Avascular necrosis (osteonecrosis)
Cartilage damage
Cerebral palsy and other muscular conditions
Degenerative joint disease
Developmental hip disorders
Hip dysplasia
Hip fractures
Osteoarthritis
Post-traumatic arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis

Our Services & Treatments

Hip resurfacing is a good option for younger, active patients with strong bone quality who want to preserve more of their natural hip. The benefits include a faster recovery, more natural movement, and a lower risk of dislocation compared to a full hip replacement.

Our surgeons specialize in anterior-based approaches for hip replacement surgery, where the incision is made at the front of the hip. This minimally invasive method allows for less disruption to nearby muscles and soft tissues, resulting in smaller incisions, less pain after surgery, fewer restrictions, and a faster recovery.

The most common approach to hip replacement, the surgeon makes an incision on the back of the hip to replace the joint. It’s ideal for patients who need a full view of the hip joint during surgery. The benefits include a proven technique with good long-term results.

This surgery replaces only the damaged part of the hip joint, leaving the healthy parts untouched. This option is often recommended for patients with fractures or damage to only one part of the hip. The benefits include a shorter surgery and quicker recovery compared to a total replacement.

In this surgery, the entire hip joint is replaced to restore mobility and reduce pain. This is recommended for patients with severe arthritis or hip damage affecting the entire joint. The benefits include long-lasting pain relief and improved quality of life.

This procedure replaces or repairs a hip replacement that has worn out or failed over time. It’s necessary for patients with pain, instability, or malfunction in their existing hip replacement. The benefits include restoring function and relieving discomfort from the failed joint.

Next-generation technology that guides our orthopedic surgeons with accuracy and precision during hip replacement surgery.

Our Geriatric Surgical Program – the first of its kind in the U.S.

We understand the unique challenges that come with aging, which is why our geriatric surgery program focuses on providing expert care for older adults. With a focus on safety, precision, and enhanced recovery, we ensure that each patient receives the compassionate and tailored care they deserve.

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Meet Our Hip Replacement Team