Personalized Hip Replacement for Long-Term Comfort and Mobility
Restoring freedom of movement through advanced surgical techniques and precision care—in southwest Michigan.
Types of Hip Replacement Surgery
Anterior Approach
Hip Replacement
This muscle-sparing technique allows access to the hip joint from the front, avoiding major muscle cuts. Benefits include less pain, shorter hospital stays, and faster return to walking.
Posterior and
Lateral Approaches
For certain anatomy or revision cases, these traditional approaches provide excellent exposure and durable results. Each method is carefully selected based on patient needs.
Partial Hip Replacement
(Hemiarthroplasty)
Used when only part of the hip joint (often the femoral head) is damaged—common in certain fractures or localized arthritis.
Total Hip
Replacement
Replaces both the ball and socket of the joint with smooth, durable implants that replicate natural movement and reduce pain long-term.
Revision Hip
Replacement
For patients with worn or damaged implants, this procedure restores stability, alignment, and comfort through careful removal and reimplantation.
Recovery and
Patient Outcomes
Patients are encouraged to stand and walk with assistance within a day of surgery. Many experience rapid improvements in mobility and pain relief. Physical therapy begins almost immediately, helping to rebuild strength and flexibility.
As an independent practice, we coordinate your entire journey—from consultation and preoperative education to post-surgery rehabilitation—ensuring a seamless, supportive experience.