Replaces the hip joint with prosthetic components to reduce pain and improve mobility, commonly for severe arthritis or fracture. 

An alternative to total hip replacement that preserves more femoral bone, sometimes considered for younger, active people. 

Stabilises pelvic fractures using fixation such as plates, screws or external supports to restore alignment and support healing. 

Repairs the acetabular labrum (the cartilage rim of the hip socket), often for hip impingement–related pain and instability. 

Find the right support by discipline, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, exercise physiology and other allied health services.

We support children, adults and older adults with disability, injury, chronic conditions, developmental concerns, communication needs, mobility challenges and rehabilitation goals.