American Hip Institute & Dr. Benjamin Domb

The American Hip Institute treats a wide range of hip conditions. Dr. Domb and his team address labral tears, femoroacetabular impingement, borderline dysplasia, hip abductor tears, ligamentum teres tears, snapping hip syndrome, osteonecrosis, and hip arthritis. The practice also handles complex revision hip surgery cases.

Yes. Dr. Benjamin Domb performed the first outpatient robotic hip surgery in the United States. The American Hip Institute offers outpatient robotic hip replacement and hip resurfacing using this technology. Patients benefit from a same-day discharge model that reduces hospital time.

The practice offers several non-surgical options for appropriate candidates. These include PRP therapy, bone marrow aspirate injections, and cortisone injections. The institute also provides physical therapy and prehabilitation programs to support recovery and injury prevention.

The American Hip Institute operates four locations across the Chicagoland region. Offices include the Chicago/O'Hare/Rosemont location in Des Plaines, a Wheaton office, and a Northwest Indiana location in St. John. Patients from outside the region also travel to the practice for specialized care.

Yes, the practice has extensive experience treating athletes at all levels. Dr. Domb has treated NFL players and provided expert analysis on high-profile sports hip injuries. He is passionate about helping athletes recover fully and return to competition, from professional sports to recreational activity.

Dr. Domb treats hip, knee, and shoulder conditions. While hip care represents the core of his practice, the institute offers knee surgery and shoulder surgery as part of its orthopedic services. Patients dealing with multiple joint concerns can address them within the same practice.

Prospective patients can request an appointment through the practice's online portal or by calling the office directly. The American Hip Institute sees patients at four Chicagoland locations and also welcomes patients who travel from outside the region for specialized hip and orthopedic care.

Dr. Domb pioneered advanced minimally invasive hip arthroscopy techniques and has spent his career refining them through research. His team has published over 500 articles on hip treatment outcomes, including studies on borderline dysplasia and labral reconstruction. That research directly informs how the practice approaches each patient's surgical plan.