Hip Replacement — Cost, Procedure & Recovery Guide
Hip replacement surgery involves removing a damaged hip joint and replacing it with an artificial implant made of metal, ceramic, or plastic. It is one of the most common orthopedic procedures, typically recommended for severe arthritis or hip fractures that limit daily activities.
Medical name: Total Hip Arthroplasty
Estimated US Cost Range
$30,000 – $65,000
Actual costs vary by location, facility, insurance, and complexity
What to Expect
If you are considering hip replacement, your doctor will explain the preparation steps, what happens during the procedure, and the recovery timeline. Ask about the specific technique being used (different approaches may affect recovery time), expected hospital stay, activity restrictions during recovery, and follow-up appointment schedule.
Which Doctors Perform Hip Replacement?
This procedure is typically performed by:
Choose a provider who is board-certified, has significant experience with this specific procedure, and practices at an accredited facility. GProv lets you compare qualified providers by location, experience, and patient ratings.
Medical Travel for Hip Replacement
Hip Replacement is a popular medical travel procedure, with patients traveling internationally to access high-quality care at lower costs. Top destinations include:
- Thailand — up to 70% savings vs. US prices
- India — up to 80% savings vs. US prices
- South Korea — up to 50% savings vs. US prices
- Singapore — up to 35% savings vs. US prices
- Malaysia — up to 65% savings vs. US prices
- Czech Republic — up to 55% savings vs. US prices
GProv's Travel for Health concierge helps you plan your medical trip, from selecting an accredited hospital to coordinating travel and accommodations.
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