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About This Procedure:
Hip replacement surgery is done to relieve hip pain and repair damaged hip joints. The surgeon cuts away damaged bone and cartilage around the hip and replaces it with a metal or plastic joint. This surgery improves motion for people who feel hip pain when walking, climbing stairs, and getting in and out of chairs or even when at rest.
Hip joint replacement is very expensive – the prices can be more than double depending upon the hospital. Most of the cost differences are due to hospital prices but other aspects, like the type of artificial joint, affect the cost. For some patients, the surgery can be done outpatient and home the same day; though for most patients a short hospital stay is needed.
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Included In This Price:
The price of this treatment includes all services during the hospital stay - the fees for the hospital, the doctors and others.
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