Hip pain doesn’t just slow you down—it can take the things you love away. Often caused by a condition called hip bursitis, this pain is more than inflammation; it’s the result of how your hip moves and how much pressure is placed on the joint. In this post, we break down what hip bursitis is, why it happens, and how non-surgical treatments can help you stay active and pain-free.

Hip replacement surgery in people under 60 has increased by 600% in the past two decades. The orthopedic industry calls it an “epidemic of young, active patients needing joint replacement.” The truth? It’s an epidemic of unnecessary surgeries—procedures that could often be avoided with the right comprehensive care. We’ve helped hundreds of younger patients avoid hip replacement and keep their natural joints. While surgeons are scheduling replacements for 40- and 50-year-olds, we’re helping them return to running, lifting, hiking, and living active lives—with their original hips intact.

You sit down—your hip hurts. You get up—your hip still hurts. And sleeping? Forget it. Most people assume hip pain is just part of aging. But if you’re under 80, you shouldn't be living with that kind of discomfort every day.