Managing Arthritis
There’s a lot to consider in coming up with the most effective treatment plan possible.
Treating Arthritis with a Total Wellness Plan
Get more information about treatment goals for inflammatory arthritis, which includes both pain management and the prevention of joint and organ damage.
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Medications for Arthritis
Learn about the medicines used to treat arthritis and its symptoms.
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Physical Therapy for Arthritis
Learn how a physical therapist can help develop a treatment plan for arthritis and other conditions that may be limiting your activities.
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Tracking Disease Activity in Inflammatory Arthritis
Whether you have rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis or ankylosing spondylitis, your rheumatologist is going to use several tools to measure your disease activity. Learn about the lab and imaging tests, physical examinations and questionnaires that doctor use to monitor inflammatory arthritis.
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Natural Relief for Arthritis Pain
When medications aren’t enough, try these proven nondrug therapies may help ease arthritis pain.
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Understand Your Joint Surgery Options
Joint surgery in your future? Read about the most common surgeries and which may be right for you.
Learn MoreArthritis by the Numbers
1.28 million Annual projected total knee replacements in U.S. by 2030
8%-11% Black Americans receiving total joint replacement
80-86% non-Hispanic whites receiving total joint replacement
65.9 Mean age for total knee replacement surgery
Arthritis Self-Management
Drug Guide
Biologics & Biosimilars
Understanding Drug Side Effects and Risks
Live Yes! Podcast
Arthritis & Joint Surgery
Having arthritis means you may have to decide to have surgery at some point. Learn ways to manage pain if you’re not ready yet, and what to consider when you are preparing for surgery.
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"There's a whole stepwise conservative approach that you should take before you jump into that final procedure. That's what you do when nothing else is working any more."
Dr. Alan Beyer, MD, Orthopedic Surgeon, Hoag Orthopedic Institute
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Pain Relief Solutions
Learn about pain relief strategies for arthritis, including scientifically-backed methods to try and which to possibly avoid.
View Recording“The most effective currently available treatments [for osteoarthritis] are not medicines. They are activities and lifestyle changes and movements. And those things are helpful for osteoarthritis and other musculoskeletal pain.”
Amanda Nelson, MD, UNC Thurston Arthritis Research CenterGet Involved
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Whether you donate or volunteer, your generous contributions help fuel the support we’re able to provide to arthritis patients and their families.
Helpline
Our team of a licensed, clinical social worker and trained staff understand arthritis and are here to help you. Also available in Spanish and other languages.
Learn MoreGet Support
When you live with arthritis, it can feel isolating, but you're not alone. Meet other people like you who can help provide support and share solutions that work for them.
Get ConnectedYour Insurance Coverage
Our powerful resource will help you better understand health insurance options, choose the right coverage for arthritis treatments and explore financial assistance.
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