Hip Pain Treatment

Common Causes of Hip Pain

The hip is one of the body's largest weight-bearing joints, and hip pain can range from a dull ache to sharp, debilitating discomfort that limits your ability to walk, exercise, or even sit comfortably.

Conditions We Treat

• Hip impingement (FAI) — abnormal contact between the ball and socket
• Labral tears — damage to the cartilage ring of the hip socket
• Hip arthritis — osteoarthritis causing stiffness and pain
• Bursitis — inflammation of the fluid-filled sacs around the hip
• IT band syndrome — lateral hip and thigh pain
• Post-surgical rehabilitation — hip replacement or arthroscopy recovery

How We Help

Our physical therapists use a combination of manual therapy, hip-specific strengthening exercises, and movement retraining to reduce your pain and restore function. For post-surgical patients — including those referred from HSS, NYU Langone, or Mount Sinai — we follow your surgeon's protocols while keeping your recovery on track.

Getting Back to What You Love

Whether you're a runner dealing with hip impingement, a weekend warrior with a labral tear, or recovering from a hip replacement, our goal is to get you moving comfortably again.