Hip Pain Physio Mernda — Assessment, Treatment & Rehab

Hip bursitis, gluteal tendinopathy, groin pinches, hip osteoarthritis or post-surgery stiffness?

Get clear answers and evidence-based physio to reduce pain, restore strength and help you walk, train and move with confidence again. 

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Benefits

How physio can help your hip pain

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Reduce pain & irritation

Reduce pain & irritation

Hands-on care and targeted movement strategies to settle overloaded tissues.

Restore strength & control

Restore strength & control

Progressive rehab for hips, glutes and trunk so walking, stairs and daily tasks feel easier.

Improve tolerance for training and sport

Improve tolerance for training and sport

Structured loading and return-to-activity milestones for long-term confidence.

Prevent flare-ups

Prevent flare-ups

Education, pacing and technique tweaks so you know how to manage symptoms early.

Who It Helps

Common hip problems we see

Hip pain physio may be right for you if you:

Feel lateral hip pain when walking, sleeping on your side or climbing stairs — common in gluteal tendinopathy / greater trochanteric pain syndrome.

Have deep groin pain, catching or pinching with squats, running or sitting — sometimes linked to impingement-style hip mechanics

Notice stiffness and aching that builds with activity or after rest — often seen in hip osteoarthritis patterns.

Are recovering from hip surgery and want a safe, progressive plan back to daily life and training.

Have hip flexor, adductor or glute overload from sport, gym or a sudden change in workload.

How It Works

Your pathway to relief

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01.

Assessment

We start by listening—where your pain is, what triggers it and what you need to get back to. Your physio will:

Review your history and any relevant scans or reports

Assess hip range of motion, strength, load tolerance and movement patterns

Differentiate likely drivers, including lateral hip tendon pain vs groin-related hip issues

Explain your diagnosis and recovery outlook clearly

02.

Treatment

Your plan may include:

Manual therapy where appropriate to reduce pain and improve comfort

A tailored strength and mobility approach

Education around load, movement habits and flare-up management

Progressive conditioning aligned to your sport, gym or work demands

03.

Progress

At follow-ups we:

Track function (walking, stairs, squats, running)

Progress loading safely — especially important for tendon-related hip pain

Build confidence for return to sport or physically demanding work

Adjust your plan to keep momentum without aggravation

Testimonials

What Our Patients Said

Real feedback from people we’ve helped with pain, injury and movement problems in Mernda and surrounding suburbs.

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FAQs

Affordable Pricing that Doesn't Sacrifice Quality

Ready to walk, train and sleep without constant hip pain?