If your hip feels tight, pinchy, or painful—especially with walking, squats, sitting, or running—we help active adults reduce pain and move better with hands-on chiropractic care and clear next steps.
Located in East Vancouver • Victory Spine and Sport
Hip pain can show up in different ways—front of the hip, side of the hip, deep in the glute, or even as a “pinch” with certain movements.
Common patterns include:
The goal is to identify what’s driving the hip irritation and restore motion so you can move comfortably again.
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Most hip pain is mechanical — it’s usually related to stiffness, joint irritation, muscle tension, and how the hip is being loaded day to day.
Often, it isn’t only the hip. The low back, pelvis, and even the way you’re moving through your workouts or daily routine can contribute.
When motion is restricted, the body compensates — and irritation builds over time.
That’s why a thorough, hands-on exam matters: so we can find what’s actually driving the problem and address it directly.
Quick note: If you have a major injury, inability to bear weight, significant swelling, or worsening symptoms, it’s important to get evaluated promptly.
The goal is to find what’s driving your hip irritation and restore motion so the pain doesn’t keep coming back.
Our approach is straightforward:
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Before you arrive: We send electronic intake forms so you can complete everything ahead of time. If you’re using insurance, we review your information and verify benefits before your visit.
Step 1: We get clear on your symptoms.
We’ll talk through where the pain is (front/side/glute), what triggers it (squats, sitting, walking, running), and what you’re trying to get back to doing.
Step 2: Thorough, hands-on exam.
We assess the hip, low back, and surrounding tissues to identify what’s stiff, irritated, or overloaded.
Step 3: Clear explanation + next steps.
You’ll get a straightforward explanation of what we found and a simple plan moving forward—so you’re not left guessing.
Step 4: Treatment may start on day one.
If appropriate, care may include a chiropractic adjustment, manual therapy, and simple mobility work.
We run a tight schedule and do our best to keep wait times short so your visit stays on time.
Is hip pain coming from the hip or the low back?
It depends. Some hip pain is truly hip-related, and some is coming from the low back or pelvis. That’s why we assess the full chain.
Why does sitting make my hip feel tight?
Sitting can stiffen the hip and overload surrounding tissues. We’ll help you identify the positions and mobility work that usually make a big difference.
Can I keep working out?
In most cases, yes—but you may need temporary modifications. We’ll guide you on what to avoid, what to do instead, and how to progress back.
How many visits will I need?
It depends on how long it’s been going on and how your body responds. After your exam, you’ll get clear recommendations—without pressure.
if your hip pain is getting in the way of you moving freely and living your life, we're here to help!
Book online anytime, or contact the office if you have a few questions first.
Questions before booking? Visit our Contact page.
Or call
(360) 818-4626.