Hip Physical Therapy NJ

If you have hip pain, hip physical therapy may be beneficial to you to improve your movement abilities and increase comfort in your daily life. Hip injuries can lead to significant loss of range of motion in the lower extremities and pain performing simple tasks such as walking and sitting. Residents in need of Hip Physical Therapy in New Jersey should turn to Twin Boro Physical Therapy to start their journey to recovery.

At Twin Boro Physical Therapy, we believe there is a connection point between all levels of movement abilities, and with the right guidance, patients can achieve mobility levels that once seemed out of reach. In our One2Four^TM method, we help patients move through groups 1 to 4 and achieve their goals. For this approach, patients are categorized based on their current level of need and connected with a comprehensive variety of resources to improve their results. In our One2Four^TM approach, the four categories include:

1. Patients with total dependence in need of maximum assistance
2. Patients needing maximum assistance to independent home life
3. Patients with independent home life to high performance
4. Patients with high to ultimate performance

In this approach, patients will be connected to additional resources as they move between the categories. Our comprehensive team includes physical therapists, orthopedic surgeons, family physicians, medical doctors, and sports performance specialists to provide our patients with a team of experts that work together to achieve the goals of each patient.

What Does Hip Pain Feel Like?

Hip pain can be difficult to identify because of its proximity to the lower back. People often mistake hip pain for back pain, but the location of the pain can help to identify when pain is originating from the hip. Most often, hip pain presents in one of two ways:

• Pain in the groin or the front of the hip: If you feel pain in this area, it could be indicative of either arthritis, hip femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), or muscular strain. Age is often an indicator of which ailment is causing the pain, but additional tests will be performed to identify and validate the diagnosis.
• Pain the side of the hip: Muscle and structural problems of the hip often present as pain in the side of the hip. One of the most common conditions causing this is hip bursitis. Hip bursitis is when there is irritation of the bursa, which is a fluid-filled sac that functions to improve gliding between the muscles and bones and prevent irritation. When there is a repetitive strain or muscle imbalances, the large bursa on the side of the hip can become irritated and lead to pain in this area.

Ready to Begin? 

People of all ages and abilities can benefit from hip physical therapy. For residents of New Jersey, there is nobody better for the job than our expert therapists at Twin Boro Physical Therapy. We are committed to achieving outstanding results efficiently and effectively through our state-of-the-art methods. To get started, contact us today by calling 1-866-407-2144 or by visiting our website. We look forward to working with you!