UR Medicine Hip Preservation Program

UR Medicine Hip Preservation Program The UR Medicine Hip Preservation Program is comprised of a cohesive multi-specialist team that works together closely to deliver world-class care.

The UR Medicine Hip Preservation Program, the first of its kind in the region, was created in 2010, by Dr. Brian Giordano. The Program was developed from the ground up, with a primary focus on intra-disciplinary service integration and comprehensive health care delivery. With the addition of Dr. P. Christopher Cook in 2012, the Program gained a complimentary limb in complex open and combined hip a

nd pelvic reconstructive surgeries. Dr. Giordano and Dr. Cook work closely together to Co-Direct the Program and its many facets. With an increasing demand for complex open hip reconstructive surgeries. Dr. Raymond Kenney joined the program, after completion of a post-fellowship hip preservation training in Europe. Because the Program is nimble and able to integrate multiple lines of service into a single office visit, there is considerable optimization built into each patient's care. The Program was designed to enable comprehensive treatment of patients of all ages, until they reach the point of severe osteoarthritis.






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Best of luck to Mike Minnehan as he continues to prepare in the off season, for his upcoming senior golf season at Old D...
12/09/2021

Best of luck to Mike Minnehan as he continues to prepare in the off season, for his upcoming senior golf season at Old Dominion. Mike struggled through recent golf seasons with hip pain due to hip femoroacetabular impingement and labral pathology. After arthroscopic hip surgery, Mike anticipates to come back to the game, with significant improvements in pain and motion. "Thanks to Dr. Giordano and all the staff at URMC I am able to play pain free for the first time in two years. It has brought me an immense amount of joy to play the game I love again."

11/03/2021

Check out recommendations from some of the Hip Rehab Team Thompson Health Ortho Rehab & Sports Med on how to properly warm-up for your upcoming Turkey Trot!

As fall brings the excitement of returning to school, and current employees are working extra-hard to compensate for sch...
09/18/2021

As fall brings the excitement of returning to school, and current employees are working extra-hard to compensate for school bus driver shortages, it is important to highlight the valuable contributions of our school bus drivers and entire transportation team. They carry the precious minds an bodies of our future and we are grateful for their service to our communities.

Years after hip surgery, Lesley remains committed to her profession for over 24 years! Thank you Lesley for your hard work, and dedication to keeping our youth community safe!

Arthroscopic hip surgery can limit your activity for months, which can be frustrating for athletes. With use of an anti-...
09/04/2021

Arthroscopic hip surgery can limit your activity for months, which can be frustrating for athletes. With use of an anti-gravity treadmill, which can reduce the body weight forces on the hip during running by up to 80%, athletes are able to initiate a running program as soon as 8 weeks post op, compared to 12 weeks on land. Audrey LeBlanc has used an anti-gravity treadmill to successfully transition back to running after hip surgery, in preparation for her upcoming soccer season. "This experience at URMC has help me enjoy running again", Audrey says.

To schedule a consult for an evaluation and to discuss using the anti-gravity treadmill, please call (585)341-9200.

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