Start with a Clear Diagnosis
Hip pain can come from impingement, a labral problem, arthritis, or soft tissue. Dr. Stapleton examines your hip and reviews any imaging to identify the cause.
Hip Care
Hip impingement (FAI): evaluation and nonsurgical care in Beckley, WV
How femoroacetabular impingement is diagnosed at Elite Orthopedic Group, the nonsurgical care offered, and how surgical options are discussed when they are appropriate.
Request an Appointment →What to Expect
- ✓Examination and imaging review for hip pain, impingement symptoms, and labral complaints
- ✓Activity modification and low-impact strengthening
- ✓Image-guided hip injections for pain relief when appropriate
- ✓Physical therapy coordinated through outside providers
- ✓Evaluation for hip arthritis when wear is present, through total hip replacement for advanced disease
- ✓Ask our office about arthroscopic treatment options for hip impingement
Benefits & Outcomes
Nonsurgical Care First
Many patients improve with activity modification, strengthening, and image-guided injections. These options are considered before any surgery is discussed.
Options Reviewed with You
If nonsurgical care does not relieve your symptoms, Dr. Stapleton reviews the next steps with you. Ask our office whether arthroscopic treatment is an option for your hip.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is femoroacetabular impingement (FAI)?▾
FAI is abnormal contact between the ball and socket of the hip that can restrict motion, cause groin pain, and irritate the labrum.
How is FAI treated without surgery?▾
Activity modification, low-impact strengthening, physical therapy, and image-guided injections are used to relieve symptoms.
Does Dr. Stapleton perform hip arthroscopy?▾
Please ask our office about arthroscopic treatment options for hip impingement. Dr. Stapleton reviews your imaging and examination findings with you and discusses the appropriate next step, including any necessary referral.
What if my hip pain is from arthritis?▾
Dr. Stapleton treats hip arthritis with a full range of options, from activity modification and injections through total hip replacement for advanced disease.
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