Hip & Knee 360˚ | Hip and Knee Replacement Program

Knee and hip replacement—knee and hip pain relief

We understand you may have a lot of questions about hip or knee pain. You may be wondering if hip surgery or knee surgery (or both) is necessary, or if there are other options available to you. That's why we recommend you start by attending one of our free hip and knee pain seminars, conveniently held at Main Line Health hospitals and health centers throughout the Philadelphia suburbs.

Led by hip and knee navigators, the one-hour seminars offer a fantastic learning experience around the causes of joint pain and ways to prevent injury. The seminars also include discussion of a variety of nonsurgical treatments available as well as the latest innovations in hip replacement surgery and knee replacement procedures performed by hip replacement experts and knee surgery specialists at Main Line Health.

You might also want to visit our frequently asked questions about hip and knee replacement.

When you need knee surgery or hip surgery

If surgery is right for you, you'll be in good hands. Our multidisciplinary team includes some of the best hip replacement doctors and knee replacement surgeons in the Philadelphia region. Working closely with our orthopaedic experts, your hip and knee navigator will guide you through every step of the hip and knee replacement process—from educational classes before surgery to on-site physical therapy while you’re in the hospital to recovering soundly at home or in a rehabilitation hospital. Here are a few more good reasons to choose Main Line Health for hip and knee replacement.

The Main Line Health Hip & Knee 360° is offered at our four hospital locations in the suburbs of Philadelphia: Lankenau Medical Center (Wynnewood), Bryn Mawr Hospital, Paoli Hospital, and Riddle Hospital (Media).

Our expert surgeons consistently deliver superior outcomes—meaning you’ll be back to your perfectly wonderful life sooner, safer.

Options other than knee replacement or hip replacement surgery

It may be that surgery is not the right option for you, but you still need ways to manage your pain and increase flexibility and movement. We’ve got you covered 360° on that as well with a team of hip pain specialists as well as knee pain specialists who can design a pain management and rehabilitation program just for you.