Don’t “Walk It Off”: Prevent Long-term Damage

Man on tennis court kneels down holding his ankle

Don’t just “walk it off”. Persistent pain is your body’s way of asking you to pay attention. Long-term damage that can lead to chronic conditions is often preventable with just a single visit to the doctor.

Take Steps Now To Prevent Osteoporosis

Happy senior couple walking outside on a beautful day with text on screen that says ortho so you can step it up.

Millions of Americans have osteoporosis or are at risk. One in two women and up to one in four men over the age of 50 will break a bone due to osteoporosis.

Healthy Bones: Kick Stress to the Curb

Smiling senior taking a walk outside to get rid of stress

Stress, dehydration and bone health are connected. Too much stress does a double-whammy on our overall health from our moods to our bones. Daily exercise and proper hydration are simple ways to improve health and keep stress at bay.

Don’t Overlook Hand And Wrist Care

Senior woman holds her wrist in her hand looking as though she is in discomfort

Hands, wrists and fingers need care, too! Most of us take the health of our hands for granted, until we’re bothered by one of numerous ailments or injuries. Take steps to protect them.

Keep Your Spine In Line

Hands cupped around the outside of an illustrated spine on a blue background

Some of the most important joints to keep healthy are found in the body’s core. Because our back and spine do so much for us, our wellbeing relies upon keeping our spine in line.

September is Healthy Aging Month

Happy and healthy senior couple embrace and smile

Promoting health and preventing disease in older Americans is important, because the older population is growing and they are living longer.

How To Ice An Injury

Close-up of ice pack on wrist

What is the best way to ice an injury? From gel ice packs to a variety of homemade options, there are numerous possibilities.

Five Healthy Habits That Stick

Group of friends laughing and enjoying spending time together

Small changes add up. A few new healthy habits to your daily routine can make a huge impact on your overall well being. Here are 5 habits you’ll stick to all year long.