Do you experience pain in your hips while enjoying leisurely walks, climbing stairs, or bending down? Hip pain can significantly limit your ability to perform and enjoy daily activities.  Fortunately, treatment with physical therapy can help you find relief and get back to doing what you love!

Physical therapy is a highly effective treatment for hip pain. Our PTs are movement experts who will conduct a thorough evaluation to identify the underlying causes of your pain.

Your personalized treatment plan may include:

Specialized techniques, such as manual therapy, joint mobilizations, and soft tissue techniques, can help improve blood flow, free up tension or restriction in movement, and reduce pain in the affected areas.

Prescribed exercises to improve movement and range of motion in the hip joint.

Exercises to strengthen the muscles around the hip joint, providing support and stability for a successful recovery.

A retired teacher sought help at our clinic due to persistent hip pain that had gradually worsened over the past year. The pain was most noticeable when standing up from a seated position, during walks with her dog, and at night while trying to sleep. She had tried over-the-counter pain medication, heat therapy, and rest but found minimal relief.

During her evaluation, our physical therapists observed limited range of motion in her hip and noted weakness in the surrounding muscles. After a comprehensive assessment, she was diagnosed with hip osteoarthritis, a common condition associated with aging and wear and tear on the joint.

Our PTs created a tailored treatment plan for her that focused on pain management, improving hip mobility, and strengthening the supporting muscles. Targeted manual therapy techniques were utilized to reduce pain and stiffness, while prescribed exercises aimed to increase her range of motion and improve overall hip function. We also provided her with education on proper body mechanics and strategies for managing daily activities. 

After attending every physical therapy session and following exercise instructions in between, she experienced significant improvement in her hip pain and mobility. She was able to resume her daily walks with her dog, enjoy gardening without discomfort, and sleep soundly through the night.

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“Laser treatments were so helpful. Great advice moving forward. Staff are all amazing! Highly recommended!”

— Pamela N.

“This turned out to be one of the best health moves I have made. The laser worked miracles, and Michael is amazing. He is knowledgeable and very friendly.”

—Karen S.

“When I first started my hips were most definitely unaligned with pain and locking. After the first 2 weeks (2 appointments per week) my hips, core, and back started to slowly get back. This has helped me be able to go back to working out without pain and workout with proper form. I am currently finished with all of my sessions and I left feeling ready to workout normally again. Ashley has taught me proper muscle energy exercises before workouts, in the morning, and nighttime. She has also prepared me to be successful in my workouts after giving me print outs of the exercises and stretches to do on my own. I am beyond satisfied with the service I have received. Thank you.”

— L.J.


Laser therapy is a safe, effective, and non-invasive way to treat pain and aid in the recovery of many conditions. Contact Innovative Physical Therapy Solutions today! We’ll set up a free consult for you and figure out whether laser therapy could help in reducing your pain.

With spring around the corner, golfers are eager to hit the greens in their best form. Physical therapy at Innovative Physical Therapy Solutions can provide golfers with the tools and techniques to optimize their performance and mitigate injury risks as they head into the spring season.

Both amateur and professional golfers can experience a variety of injuries, from lower back pain to elbow tendinitis. Fortunately, our physical therapists can identify movement faults or muscle imbalances that set individuals up for such injuries. We’ll address these imbalances, so golfers can enhance their performance on the course.

As the spring season approaches, golfers are eager to get back on the course, but after a long winter hiatus, there is a risk of injury if not properly prepared. At Innovative Physical Therapy Solutions, our physical therapists can play a pivotal role in getting golfers ready for the upcoming season.

Golf demands a unique combination of mobility and stability. The rotation required for a golf swing involves almost every joint in the body, especially the spine, hips, and shoulders. 

Our targeted interventions can introduce golfers to a program of stretching and mobility exercises designed specifically for these demands. With increased mobility and strength, golfers can achieve a fuller range of motion, enhancing the fluidity and efficiency of their swing.

Innovative Physical Therapy Solutions, which specializes in golf-related fitness, has often emphasized that there isn’t one perfect swing, but every golfer has one efficient swing. Our physical therapists offer specialized assessments to identify any weakness or restriction in mobility that may hinder a golfer’s swing efficiency. 

We’ll design strength and conditioning programs that address these limitations to ensure you can improve your swing and increase your shots’ distance and accuracy!

As the spring season approaches, golfers looking to step up their game and stay injury-free should consider incorporating physical therapy into their preparation routine. At Innovative Physical Therapy Solutions, our multifaceted approach offers golfers a pathway to optimize their performance, while minimizing their risk of injury so they can enjoy the game they love!

Lie on your back with your knees bent, feet flat, and in line with your hips. Bring either ankle to the opposite knee forming a figure four (i.e. cross your legs). Reach through your bent knee and grasp the back of the leg still on the ground and pull it towards your chest. You should feel the stretch in your buttocks. Keep your head and neck relaxed and hold the position. Repeat for both sides.