Expert Care for Hip Fractures in Salina, KS
At Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH, we understand how painful and limiting a hip fracture can be. Whether from sports injuries or accidents, our goal is to guide you back to mobility and strength with tailored orthopedic solutions. If you or a loved one need specialized care, we’re here to help every step of the way.
Why Choose Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH for Your Hip Fracture Treatment?
Recovering from a hip fracture requires precise care and expertise. At Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH, led by Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH, we combine advanced sports medicine techniques with orthopedic surgery to deliver personalized treatment plans. Our approach focuses on minimizing pain, promoting faster healing, and restoring your quality of life.
We start with a detailed evaluation using the latest imaging technology to understand the fracture type and severity. Then, depending on your individual needs, we offer surgical or nonsurgical options, rehabilitation guidance, and ongoing support. You’ll find a compassionate team committed to your recovery in Salina, KS.
Don’t wait. Early treatment can make all the difference in regaining mobility and preventing complications. Contact us today to request an appointment and take the first step toward healing.
FAQs
What causes hip fractures?
Hip fractures often result from falls, especially in older adults with weaker bones. They can also occur from sports injuries or high-impact trauma. Osteoporosis increases the risk by making bones more fragile.
How is a hip fracture diagnosed?
Diagnosis typically involves a thorough physical exam and imaging tests like X-rays or MRI scans to assess the exact location and type of fracture.
What treatment options are available for hip fractures?
Treatment depends on the fracture type and patient health. Options include surgical repair with pins, plates, or hip replacement, as well as nonsurgical management with physical therapy and mobility aids.
How long does recovery from a hip fracture take?
Recovery varies but generally takes several weeks to months. Early rehabilitation and following your customized care plan are key to regaining strength and function.
Can hip fractures be prevented?
Yes. Preventative measures include maintaining bone health through diet and exercise, fall-proofing your home, and addressing balance or mobility issues with expert guidance.