Hip pain can severely limit a person's daily activities. At White Plains Hospital, our team has the expertise and advanced services necessary to treat hip pain and restore your quality of life.
Managing hip pain
When someone comes to us with a hip problem, our team starts by performing a comprehensive assessment, which may include advanced hip imaging. Oftentimes, hip pain can be relieved through non-surgical techniques, such as interventional pain management and physical therapy. When surgery is required, our surgeons use the latest in minimally invasive techniques to ensure a quicker return to an active, healthy lifestyle.
Hip replacement surgery
When a patient needs a hip replacement, our highly skilled surgeons use innovative surgical techniques and state-of-the-art technology to provide exceptional results.
Noteworthy features of our approach to surgery include:
Posterior and Anterior hip replacement We provide comprehensive hip care for arthritis, as well as athletic and other hip pathology. Our joint replacement surgeons utilize a variety of techniques, including minimally invasive surgery, computer navigation, robotics, and specialized approaches like the anterior approach and posterior approach.
Hip preservation. Our surgeons are also active in the evolving field of hip preservation surgery, which reconstructs the hip joint without replacing it. For younger patients, hip preservation surgery can address pain and deformity without a complete hip replacement. Our specialists are at the forefront of this innovative procedure, which isn't widely available.
State-of-the-art equipment. Our surgeons often use Mako® robotic arm-assisted hip replacement. This procedure preserves healthy tissue and allows them to target damaged areas. This tool can lead to shorter recovery times and less pain as well.
A virtual preoperative class addresses any questions. It is available in Spanish as well.
We also offer a Joint Replacement Guide, which you can download in English or Spanish.
Our joint replacement coordinator helps guide patients through the process and can be contacted at 914-635-0196.