Stem Cell Therapy for Hip Arthritis

Stem cell therapy for hip arthritis follows the same approach as for the knee — bone marrow or fat-derived cells injected into the joint — but the hip is a deeper joint, so image guidance is essential and the evidence base is smaller. It is most often considered for mild to moderate hip osteoarthritis and for some labral problems in people who want to delay hip replacement. There is no evidence these injections rebuild cartilage, and outcomes in advanced arthritis are poor; a candid provider will tell you when replacement is the better option.

The providers below are listed on Regen Provider Guide as treating hip arthritis and offering stem cell therapy, anywhere in the directory. Use See them on the map to narrow the list to your area. Each listing has been reviewed by our editors against the practice’s website and public sources; practices marked Verified by provider have confirmed their own details.

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