Hip Pain Treatment & Surgery: Orthopedic Solutions by Dr. Salinsky
Hip pain can limit walking, climbing stairs, sleeping, and the activities you enjoy. Effective Hip Pain Treatment starts with an accurate diagnosis and a personalized plan. At The Center for Bone & Joint Disease, board-certified orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jared P. Salinsky and the team provide comprehensive care—from conservative options to advanced surgery—for patients in Hudson, Brooksville, and the surrounding Tampa Bay area. Their guiding focus is “Keeping Bodies in Motion.”
Common Causes of Hip Pain
Hip pain has several possible sources. The most frequent is osteoarthritis, in which cartilage wears down over time so that bones rub together, causing deep aching (often in the groin), stiffness, and reduced motion. Other causes include:
- Hip bursitis (inflammation of the fluid-filled sacs around the joint)
- Labral tears or femoroacetabular impingement (FAI)
- Tendinitis or muscle strains from overuse or sports
- Previous injury, fracture, or other bone conditions
Pain may radiate to the outer thigh, buttocks, or even the knee. Persistent symptoms that interfere with daily life, sleep, or work warrant evaluation by an orthopedic specialist.
Non-Surgical Hip Pain Treatment Options
Most patients begin with conservative Hip Pain Treatment. The Center for Bone & Joint Disease prioritizes non-operative care whenever possible. Options commonly include:
- Physical therapy and occupational therapy to strengthen supporting muscles, improve stability, and restore range of motion
- Anti-inflammatory medications and activity modifications
- Image-guided injections (such as corticosteroids) for targeted relief
- Lifestyle adjustments, including weight management and low-impact exercise
For suitable candidates, regenerative options such as Bone Marrow Aspiration Concentrate (BMAC) stem cell therapy may be considered. This outpatient procedure uses a patient’s own concentrated bone marrow cells (aspirated from the pelvic area) injected under ultrasound guidance to support healing in arthritic or injured joints. Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) can be added when appropriate. These approaches aim to delay or avoid surgery when possible.
When Hip Surgery Becomes the Best Option
Surgery is recommended only after conservative measures no longer provide meaningful relief. You may be a candidate for hip replacement if you experience:
- Severe osteoarthritis with progressive pain that limits daily activities
- Stiffness that makes walking, standing from a chair, or climbing stairs difficult
- Pain that disrupts sleep, work, or hobbies
- Failure of physical therapy, medications, injections, and lifestyle changes
- Significant joint damage from trauma or advanced bone conditions
Modern techniques emphasize faster recovery, less pain, and durable results so patients can return to an active life.
Surgical Solutions Offered by Dr. Salinsky and the Practice
Dr. Salinsky specializes in general orthopedics, sports injuries, total joints, and arthroscopy. As part of the team at The Center for Bone & Joint Disease, he provides care for hip conditions that may require surgery. Practice capabilities include:
- Total hip replacement (with optional MAKO robotic guidance for enhanced precision)
- Anterior-approach total hip replacement
- Hip arthroscopy for labral repairs and impingement
- Care for trauma-related hip and pelvic injuries
These procedures are performed with the goal of restoring mobility while minimizing recovery time. Pre-operative education and individualized recovery planning help patients achieve the best possible outcomes.
About Dr. Jared P. Salinsky and The Center for Bone & Joint Disease
Dr. Jared P. Salinsky, D.O., is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon who has practiced at The Center for Bone & Joint Disease since 2005. He earned his medical degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his orthopedic surgery residency through Parkway Regional Medical Center and Nova Southeastern University. He is board-certified by the American Osteopathic Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons and focuses on helping patients regain function and quality of life.
The Center for Bone & Joint Disease has served the Tampa Bay community since 1972. The practice offers a full spectrum of musculoskeletal care—including orthopedic surgery, pain management, and physical/occupational therapy—at convenient locations in Hudson and Brooksville, with an emphasis on starting conservatively and advancing to surgery only when necessary.
Hudson Office
7544 Jacque Road, Hudson, FL 34667
Phone: (727) 697-2200
Brooksville Office
10221 Yale Ave, Brooksville, FL 34613
Phone: (352) 596-0900
Take the Next Step Toward Relief
If hip pain is affecting your mobility or quality of life, professional evaluation is the first step toward lasting Hip Pain Treatment. Dr. Salinsky and the team at The Center for Bone & Joint Disease can determine the cause and recommend the most appropriate plan—whether that is physical therapy, injections, regenerative options, or surgery.
Contact the office today to schedule a consultation and learn how modern orthopedic care can help you move better and live with less pain.