Arthritis Foundation Central Pennsylvania Chapter Homepage

Welcome to Central & Western Pennsylvania

The Central and Western PA offices of the Arthritis Foundation are working to improve the lives of the 3 million people across our state who struggle every day with this serious health epidemic.

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Exercise & Education Programs

Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program

CENTER FOR FITNESS & HEALTH
800 PLAZA DRIVE # 100
Belle Vernon, PA 15012
(724) 379-5100
http://www.mvhealthplex.com

Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program

BUTLER YMCA
339 N. Washington Street
Butler, PA 16001
(724) 287-4733
http://www.bcfymca.org/

Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program

West Shore YMCA
410 Fallowfield Road
Camp Hill, PA 17011

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Upcoming
Events

Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program

When: October 03, 2013
Where: River Woods Senior Living Community
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Annie W. Anderson Fall Family Camp

When: October 05, 2013 – October 06, 2013
Where: Joy Outdoor Education Center
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2013 Bone Bash

When: October 12, 2013
Where: Andy Warhol Museum
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Get In
Touch

Foster Plaza #11, 790 Holiday Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15220

412.566.1645 phone
412..539.1182 fax
800.776.0746 toll free

Central & Western Pennsylvania Arthritis News

New Online Guide Offers Consumer Tools to Make Informed Decisions in Health Insurence Market Place

The Arthritis Foundation announces today the launch of its online Health Insurance Marketplace Toolkit. The online guide aims to help consumers, especially those with arthritis, understand the new Health Insurance Marketplace and make informed decisions about their health care coverage and benefit needs. read more

Study Could Revolutionize Treatment for Osteoarthritis

The Arthritis Foundation awarded a $1 million, multi-institutional grant that could revolutionize future treatment for osteoarthritis (OA) and ignite a new era in drug discovery, as part of our research strategic goal to develop new interventions for OA. By studying anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears in the knee, a major risk factor for developing osteoarthritis, researchers seek to discover tools and treatments to detect and reverse OA before symptoms ever appear.

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