The cost of a hip replacement surgery can significantly vary depending on several factors, and this includes surgeries at Southern Sports Medicine Institute. The expense of the surgery can be influenced by the type of hip replacement procedure, such as total or partial, anterior, posterior, or robotic. The type and quality of implant materials used in the surgery can impact the overall cost. Both doctors use high-quality materials that ensure the best possible outcomes. The type of anesthesia that is utilized can affect the cost of the surgery. Costs such as preoperative tests, post-surgery rehabilitation and physical therapy, prescription medications, and any necessary follow-up appointments or procedures can add to the total cost. The average cost associated with hip replacement surgery is estimated to range from $30,000 to $40,000, although costs can vary. Many health insurance plans may provide coverage for a portion of the cost, but the exact amount will depend on your insurance plan. We recommend discussing your coverage limitations, deductibles, or co-pays with your insurance provider. To find more affordable options, you can compare costs between different hospitals, clinics, or surgeons in your area, negotiate with your insurance provider, explore patient assistance programs, or discuss less expensive options with Dr. Thomas Gautsch MD, FACS, FAAO, and Dr. Lee Swiderek.