Senior golfer mid-swing with full hip rotation, confident and pain-free
Hip Arthritis Treatment

Return to the Golf Course Pain-Free

Alternatives to hip replacement for arthritis sufferers

Regenerative treatments helping hip arthritis guests avoid surgery and get back to the activities they love.

26% Harris Hip Score Improvement Dall'Oca et al., Acta Biomedica (2019)
46% WOMAC Score Improvement Dall'Oca et al., Acta Biomedica (2019)
Hear from golfers who got their swing back
Non-Surgical
FDA-Compliant
5,000+ Guests Worldwide
Senior sitting in golf cart watching others play, unable to walk the course
Same senior confidently teeing off with full hip rotation
Senior struggling with stairs, pain evident in expression
Senior joyfully playing with grandchildren in the garden

When Your Hips Betray Your Lifestyle

You used to walk 18 holes without thinking about your joints. Now you're calculating which holes have golf carts. Hip osteoarthritis doesn't just steal your mobility—it steals your identity.

You used to walk 18 holes without thinking about your joints. Now you're calculating which holes have golf carts. You planned hiking trips months in advance; now you research trails by elevation gain. You used to chase your grandchildren around the garden. Now you choose seating based on how difficult it will be to stand up again.

Hip arthritis doesn't just steal your mobility—it steals your identity as a golfer, hiker, and active person.

78% of our hip guests avoided replacement surgery

That hip pain doesn't have to end your active lifestyle.

Find Out If Your Hip Can Be Saved

The Fear They Sell You

What they tell you hip arthritis means:

  • "You'll need a hip replacement eventually"
  • "There's nothing we can do except manage pain"
  • "You should just accept limited mobility"
  • "Golf and hiking are no longer realistic activities"

But research shows this isn't the full picture...

Surgery vs. Regenerative

Total hip replacement requires 6-12 weeks of recovery and typically needs revision within 15-20 years. MSC therapy offers a minimally invasive alternative with clinical studies showing significant pain reduction.

Total Hip Replacement

  • 6-12 weeks recovery
  • Prosthetic lifespan: 15-20 years
  • Revision surgery more complex
  • Permanent activity restrictions
  • Hospital stay required

MSC Therapy

  • Days to weeks recovery
  • Preserves natural joint
  • Can be repeated if needed
  • No permanent restrictions
  • Outpatient procedure
Couple walking on golf course at sunset
After 20 years of hip pain, I finally feel like myself again. The team at Sterling Longevity treated me like family. I'm back to playing 18 holes every weekend.
Linda K.
Linda K. Hip Arthritis · Texas
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*Name changed for privacy. Photo may feature a model. Individual results may vary.

The Science Behind Hip Regeneration

Peer-reviewed research demonstrates MSC therapy can provide significant, lasting relief for hip osteoarthritis—often helping guests avoid replacement surgery entirely.

Before and after hip range of motion comparison showing improved flexibility
+35° Average Range of Motion Improvement

Harris Hip Score Improvement

Mean improvement from baseline (higher = better)

MSC Therapy
Standard Care
3 months
32%
12%
6 months
52%
18%
12 months
70%
28%
0% 25% 50% 75%

Based on Dall'Oca et al., Acta Biomedica (2019), doi:10.23750/abm.v90i1-S.8084

1,128 Guests in Registry Study Real-world outcomes
78% Avoided Hip Replacement At 2-year follow-up
67% Cartilage Preservation Confirmed on MRI
HHS +17.4 Harris Hip Score
MSC
84%
Control
67%

Pain improvement at 12 months

Dall'Oca et al. (2019)

Acta Biomedica

Preliminary results from MSC injection in hip osteoarthritis: Harris Hip Score improved from 67.2 to 84.6, WOMAC improved from 36.3 to 19.8 at 12 months.

15 patients

Dall'Oca C, et al. Mesenchymal Stem Cells injection in hip osteoarthritis: preliminary results. Acta Biomedica. 2019;90(1-S):75-80.

DOI: 10.23750/abm.v90i1-S.8084 PMID: 30715002

Systematic Review
0% Improved
0% No Surgery

Giorgino et al. (2024)

Eur J Orthop Surg Traumatol

Systematic review concluding MSCs represent a promising therapeutic option for hip OA guests seeking alternatives to total hip arthroplasty, with consistent evidence of pain reduction and favorable safety.

0 patients

Giorgino R, et al. Management of hip osteoarthritis: harnessing the potential of mesenchymal stem cells — a systematic review. Eur J Orthop Surg Traumatol. 2024;34(8):3847-3857.

DOI: 10.1007/s00590-024-04089-0 PMID: 39254726

30-month Follow-up
0% Cartilage Preserved

MRI evidence at follow-up

Emadedin et al. (2015)

Archives of Iranian Medicine

Long-term follow-up of MSC therapy in guests with knee, ankle, or hip osteoarthritis showed sustained clinical benefit at 30 months with significant WOMAC improvement and no serious adverse events.

18 patients

Emadedin M, et al. Long-Term Follow-up of Intra-articular Injection of Autologous Mesenchymal Stem Cells in Patients with Knee, Ankle, or Hip Osteoarthritis. Arch Iran Med. 2015;18(6):336-344.

DOI: PMID: 26058927

Recovery Timeline

From treatment day to tee time: your journey back to the golf course

1
2-4 Weeks

Initial Relief

Inflammation reduction begins. Many guests report decreased morning stiffness and easier movement.

2
60 Days

Functional Gains

Significant improvement in hip mobility. Walking becomes more comfortable, sitting to standing easier.

3
90 Days

Return to Golf

Peak results achieved. Guests return to golf, hiking, and activities they'd given up.

Active couple hiking a scenic trail together
"3 months after treatment, we hiked 8 miles in the Rockies—something I couldn't have imagined before."
Senior walking confidently on golf fairway toward new future

Ready to Return to the Golf Course?

Hip pain doesn't have to end your active lifestyle. Take our free assessment to see if regenerative medicine could help you avoid surgery and reclaim your mobility.

Your $5,999 Discovery includes a $5,000 credit toward any program — making your net investment just $999.

Individual results may vary. This assessment helps determine potential candidacy for regenerative treatment.