Hip pain can stem from joints, muscles, nerves, or surrounding structures. Common causes include:
Hip osteoarthritis
Labral tears or impingement
Hip bursitis or tendinitis
Referred pain from the lower back or sacroiliac joint
Muscle strain (e.g. piriformis, glute medius)
Postural stress or uneven leg length
Overuse from walking, gym, or running
Deep aching in the groin or side of the hip
Pain when walking, climbing stairs, or standing up
Clicking or locking of the hip
Morning stiffness or pain after rest
Reduced hip mobility
Difficulty crossing legs or getting in/out of cars
Conventional treatments may include:
Oral painkillers or anti-inflammatories
Rest, ice, and activity modification
Physiotherapy exercises (e.g. stretching, strengthening)
Ultrasound therapy or heat packs
Cortisone injections
Surgery (e.g. hip arthroscopy or joint replacement in severe cases)
Patients often share that:
Exercises can aggravate pain or are hard to maintain
Medications offer temporary relief but don’t treat the root cause
Heat or ultrasound have only short-term effects
Injections may wear off or have side effects
Surgery feels too aggressive or costly for moderate pain
Hip pain is often misdiagnosed as a back or leg issue
We focus on non-invasive, targeted therapies that aim to reduce inflammation, decompress the joint, and support healing — without long rehab or aggressive stretching.
Our options include:
Shockwave therapy (from $180/session): Reduces soft tissue tightness and encourages healing, especially for tendinitis or bursitis.
Computerized decompression therapy (if pain is linked to the spine or SI joint): Helps relieve nerve tension or joint compression.
Pioneered HotHeal Therapy Protocol: Combines precise manual techniques with non-invasive radiofrequency to reduce pain and improve mobility.
Pioneered Home Therapy Protocol (exclusive to our clinic): Includes FDA-approved PEMF, Regenerix Gold, and Korean transdermal technology — especially useful for ongoing hip joint support.
Yes. Our treatments are well-tolerated by seniors, active adults, and athletes alike — especially those with:
Mild-to-moderate osteoarthritis
Hip bursitis or gluteal tendinitis
Sacroiliac joint dysfunction
Recurrent groin pain or impingement
Pain worsened by activity but not yet severe enough for surgery
Most patients notice relief within 1–3 sessions. Chronic or degenerative conditions may take longer, but we regularly track your response and adjust accordingly.
Surgery may be considered if there is:
Advanced osteoarthritis with severe joint narrowing
Labral tear with mechanical symptoms
Failed non-surgical treatment after many months
Imaging showing structural damage or impingement
We regularly offer second opinions for patients considering surgery or who are unsure about their diagnosis.
Established since 2007 at Shaw House
Pioneers of the HotHeal and Home Therapy Protocols — unique to our clinic
Trusted by patients from over 20 countries and national athletes
Affordable pricing — shockwave therapy from $180 (vs $300+ elsewhere)
Exported techniques and trained overseas clinicians
Non-invasive options suitable even for patients who cannot tolerate exercise or medication