Expert Care for Hip Fractures in Salina, KS
At Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH, we understand how a hip fracture can disrupt your life. Our team is here to guide you through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery with personalized attention. Whether you’re an athlete or recovering from an injury, we focus on restoring your mobility and independence.
Why Choose Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH for Hip Fracture Treatment?
Dealing with a hip fracture requires timely, precise care. Dr. Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH, combines expertise in sports medicine and orthopedic surgery to deliver tailored treatment plans that fit your unique needs. Our approach blends advanced surgical techniques with rehabilitation strategies to help you get back on your feet safely and quickly.
From initial evaluation to post-operative care, you can expect a supportive environment that prioritizes your comfort and recovery goals. We work closely with you to reduce pain, improve function, and prevent future injuries. Located in Salina, KS, our clinic offers convenient access for patients seeking trusted orthopedic care.
Don’t wait to address hip pain or injury. Contact us today to request an appointment and take the first step toward healing.
FAQs
What causes hip fractures?
Hip fractures typically occur due to falls, especially in older adults with weakened bones. High-impact sports injuries or accidents can also cause fractures in younger, active individuals.
How is a hip fracture diagnosed?
Diagnosis usually involves a physical exam and imaging tests like X-rays or MRI scans to determine the fracture type and severity.
What treatment options are available for hip fractures?
Treatment depends on the fracture type but often includes surgery to realign and stabilize the bone, followed by physical therapy to regain strength and mobility.
How long does recovery from a hip fracture take?
Recovery varies but generally ranges from several weeks to months. Early rehabilitation and following your doctor’s guidance are key to a successful outcome.
Can hip fractures be prevented?
Preventative measures include maintaining bone health through diet and exercise, using assistive devices if needed, and making home modifications to reduce fall risk.