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Physical Therapy: The Hip

Hip Back

Ann Duffy, PT MA is a designated advanced hip clinician with the Hospital for Special Surgery. The Duffy & Bracken Physical Therapists have been trained in all of the latest surgical and rehab techniques in order to best treat hip conditions.

The muscles, ligaments, tendons, bursae and labrum that surround the hip that are susceptible to over-use injury, inflammatory change and tears.

Besides muscles and ligaments, there are a number of tendons and bursae that surround the hip that are susceptible to over-use injury and inflammatory change.

Pain and injury from the hip can be felt commonly in the groin, outer and back of thigh region, knee and buttock. Symptoms may also radiate down the lower leg to the ankle.

Because the Lumbar spine can also give signs and symptoms in the same body regions as the hip, a careful assessment and history is needed to differentiate the cause.

Our physical therapists will assess your condition and design the correct treatment plan. Duffy & Bracken Physical Therapy, Wellness and Fitness takes patients beyond therapy. With our reknowned physical therapists and musculoskeletal experts we analyze the cause of your pain, fix and design programs to prevent it from coming back. Our various aftercare programs can build long lasting functional skills. Not only does it improve performance in sport and in life, but it keeps patients pain free and prevents future injuries, surgeries and arthritis.

We've assessed and treated many diagnoses, including:

  • Osteoarthritis
  • Hip fractures - acute and stress
  • Tendonitis - adductor, hamstring, gluteal, rectus femoris
  • Labral tears
  • Bursitis - trochanteric, psoas, and ischial
  • Capsulitis
  • Avascular necrosis
  • Nerve entrapment
  • Osteoporosis
  • Synovitis
  • Snapping hip
  • Total hip replacements
  • Hip resurfacing

Further, a personalized ergonomic and home exercise program will be advised and instructed.

You have the right to see any physical therapist. You can see a physical therapist for 30 days or 10 treatments, which ever comes first. After that a referral to Duffy & Bracken Physical Therapy can be obtained from your doctor. Please advise your doctor of our services if you have a doctor. We can also recommend a doctor to you when and if needed.





Did You Know?

Don't force the movement when stretching the hip. Stretching may take time. We are not all ballerinas. Labral tears (tears around the hip capsule) may be exacerbated by stretching into ranges that "you" were just not meant to have. Normal rotation is 45 degrees, not 90!