Patient presents with complaints of lateral hip pain consistent with a diagnosis of Trochanteric Bursitis.  Onset of pain was gradual, localized to the outer aspect of the hip, and exacerbated by activities such as walking, stair climbing, lying on the affected side, and prolonged standing.  Pain is described as aching, sharp, or burning and may radiate down the lateral thigh.  Physical examination reveals point tenderness over the greater trochanter, positive Trendelenburg sign, pain with resisted hip abduction, and potentially limited range of motion in the hip.  Differential diagnosis includes iliotibial band syndrome, lumbar radiculopathy, and hip osteoarthritis.  Assessment points towards Trochanteric Bursitis based on localized tenderness, pain pattern, and lack of neurological deficits.  Treatment plan includes conservative management with NSAIDs for pain relief, ice application, rest, activity modification, and physical therapy focusing on stretching and strengthening exercises for the hip abductors and surrounding musculature.  Corticosteroid injection is considered if symptoms do not improve with conservative treatment.  Patient education provided regarding proper body mechanics, activity pacing, and home exercise program.  Follow-up scheduled in two weeks to assess response to treatment and adjust plan as needed.  ICD-10 code M70.61 for right hip, M70.62 for left hip, or M70.60 for unspecified side will be used for billing.