Hip Pain Treatment

Hip pain can arise from arthritis, muscle strain, joint irritation, bursitis, or recovery after injury or surgery. It often shows up as stiffness getting out of a chair, discomfort walking or climbing stairs, or a dull ache that lingers after activity. At Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center of Brooklyn, we evaluate how the hip moves alongside the low back, pelvis, and knee, then build a plan to ease pain and restore comfortable movement.

How We Approach Hip Pain

Manual Therapy — hands-on techniques to ease joint stiffness and reduce muscle guarding around the hip.
Exercise Therapy — targeted strengthening and stretching to support the hip and improve mobility.
Electrical Stimulation — gentle current used to calm pain and support muscle activation.
Ultrasound Therapy — deep-tissue warmth applied to ease pain and encourage healing.

Equipment That Supports Recovery

Treatment Tables — adjustable positioning for hands-on work and guided exercise.
Stationary Bikes — low-impact cycling to rebuild hip motion and leg strength.
Resistance Bands — graded strengthening that can continue as part of a home program.
Balance Pads and Balance Boards — used to retrain stability when hip pain affects balance.

Whether hip pain is new or has been building over time, our team works with you to identify contributing factors and guide a steady return to daily activity.

This content is for general information only and isn't medical advice. Talk with a qualified provider about your own situation. If you have a medical emergency, call 911.