Osteoarthritis is the most common rheumatic disease in modern society. Osteoarthritis is a rheumatic, degenerative and chronic disease that progressively damages and destroys articular structures, especially articular cartilage, and thus causes a decline in the patient's functional abilities and quality of life. Joint damage caused by osteoarthritis is the result of mechanical stress combined with reduced joint regeneration. The most common etiological factors of osteoarthritis are hereditary factors, sex and age of the person, lifestyle and habits, diet, level of physical activity, obesity, diabetes, type and shape of the joint, level of load on the joints, previous traumas and diseases, etc. Clinical picture of osteoarthritis of the joint hip pain most often includes pain in the affected hip, reduced mobility of the affected hip, and swelling of the joint. The therapy of osteoarthritis of the hip joint consists of pharmacological procedures, non-pharmacological procedures and surgical interventions. Physiotherapy procedures are non-pharmacological procedures. Physiotherapy procedures should be well planned and programmed and provide an adequate team, multidisciplinary and individual approach to the sick person. Before creating a plan for physiotherapy procedures, it is necessary to carry out appropriate procedures for the physiotherapy assessment of the sick person and the level of his disability. After the physiotherapy assessment, physiotherapy interventions are carried out - therapeutic exercises, application of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, ultrasound therapy, laser therapy, balneotherapy and thermotherapy.