Love Your Bones: Stronger Bones Can Lead to Better Living.

Learn More About Osteoporosis

Our Osteoporosis Clinic diagnoses and treats bone loss to help you return to an active lifestyle and enjoy your independence, and the ability to move confidently on your own.

Your Path to Stronger Bones

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Schedule an Evaluation

Start with a bone density test and health assessment.

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Get a Personalized Plan

We identify your risks and tailor treatment for you.

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Stay Strong for Life

With ongoing monitoring and support, we help you maintain bone health for the long term.

Weak Bones, Make Everyday Life Difficult

Osteoporosis is known as the silent killer, as it often develops with no symptoms until a fracture. Sadly, 20-40% of those who experience a hip or spine fracture do not survive the following year. Living with Osteoporosis can make simple activities risky and leave you isolated for fear of falling.

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We know Osteoporosis can be scary. Let’s answer the most common questions.

Expert Care for Long-Term Bone Health

We combine practical expertise, advanced diagnostics, personalized treatment plans, and preventative care to help you manage bone loss effectively.

What is Osteoporosis?

Osteoporosis is a condition where bones become thin, brittle, and fragile, increasing the risk of fractures — especially in the hips, spine, and wrists. Over time, your bones lose density faster than your body can rebuild them, making them more prone to breaks even from minor falls or bumps.

Anyone can develop osteoporosis, but certain factors increase your risk, including:

  • Age (most common in adults 50+)
  • Family history of osteoporosis or fractures
  • Hormonal changes, especially postmenopause
  • Lack of calcium or vitamin D
  • Sedentary lifestyle or limited weight-bearing activity
  • Long-term use of certain medications (like steroids)
  • Smoking or excessive alcohol use

Knowing your risk is the first step toward protecting your bones.

Early osteoporosis typically has no noticeable symptoms, which is why bone density screening (DEXA scan) is so important. However, for adults over 50 or those with risk factors.

  • Tenderness or pain in your neck or lower back.
  • Frequent or unexpected fractures, especially in the hip, wrist, or spine
  • Loss of height over time (often from vertebral compression fractures)
  • Stooped or hunched posture (known as kyphosis)
  • Back pain, which may result from a collapsed or fractured vertebra
  • Decreased grip strength or general muscle weakness
  • Fractures from minor falls or simple movements like bending or coughing

We take the time to understand your health history, lifestyle, and risk factors. We can perform a bone density test to determine if your bones are becoming thin and brittle, which increases the risk of fractures.

We recognize everyone is unique. Therefore, our team creates a personalized care plan tailored to your bone density, risk factors, and overall health. Possible treatment options may include:

  • Lifestyle and Nutrition Counseling: Guidance on calcium, vitamin D rich diet/supplements, and exercise to strengthen bones.
  • Medications: FDA-approved therapies to slow bone loss or rebuild bone density.
  • Bone Density Monitoring (DEXA Scans): Regular testing to track your progress.
  • Fall Prevention Strategies: Balance and strength exercises to reduce injury risk.
  • Collaboration with Primary Care: Coordinated care to manage related health concerns.

Based on your specific needs, we will provide recommendations to help you transition to a more enjoyable lifestyle, free from the aches and pains that may be holding you back. With early diagnosis and proactive care, osteoporosis can be managed and even slowed. Our goal is for you to live confidently and have an active lifestyle.

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Take Control of Your Bone Health

Don’t wait until a fracture slows you down. Starting today, let our osteoporosis team help you prevent, treat, and manage bone loss.