• Early hip arthritis
• Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI) or Hip Impingement
• Gluteal Tendinopathy or Groin Pain

Many people go on to have early surgery involving hip arthroscopy (keyhole surgery) or hip joint replacement

At Active Care Physiotherapy we aim to avoid surgical intervention. New research suggests physiotherapy treatments can reduce many forms of hip pain and groin pain to improve your function. Our goal is to return you to an active quality of life using non-operative treatments involving exercise, education and manual therapy

• Carefully analysing & explaining your hip injury to you
• Providing you with hands-on treatment to improve your hip mobility & reduce pain
• Measuring hip muscle strength
• Strengthening hip muscles to optimise function and reduce pain
• Prescribing a home &/or group back & hip exercise program to address pain stiffness &/or weakness
• Restoring your hip function helping you to return to your active lifestyle