Bone health is important when discussing osteoarthritis (OA) and its adverse effects. When bones become weaker and more brittle, they are at a higher risk of injury and fracture. This is especially dangerous for those already experiencing inflammation near the joints and their surrounding tissue...Read More
Obesity affects more than one third of Americans and is one of the biggest risk factors for developing osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee. The additional stress on the knee joint and the increasing inflammation from increased weight can intensify the pain. Weight management is critical...Read More
If you suffer from osteoarthritis (OA), making improvements to your diet is a great way to manage your symptoms. From reducing joint inflammation and stiffness to decreasing pain and discomfort, healthy snack alternatives are a gamechanger for managing OA. That’s why Arthritis Knee Pain Centers®...Read More
If You Have OA, You May Also Have X, Y, or Z “Comorbidity” refers to the existence of more than one disease or chronic condition in a single patient at a single moment of time. Also known as “multi-morbidities”, as many as 25% of Americans...Read More
Arthritis Knee Pain Centers (AKPC) is proud to announce the launch of the AKPC Foundation. The foundation was developed to lead Arthritis Knee Pain Centers’ philanthropic efforts through the financial support of established programs benefitting worthy causes, and through our employee’s volunteer efforts at altruistic...Read More
