About Arthritis
As the nation’s #1 cause of disability, arthritis affects nearly 60 million adults and hundreds of thousands of children. Over 100 types of arthritis and related conditions damage the joints and often other organs.
Together, We are Champions of Yes
Connections & Empowerment
We provide ways for you to take control of arthritis by connecting you with others who understand the challenges.
Advocacy & Access
With your help, we shape and influence health care policies and laws at both state and federal levels.
Science & Research
With your insights, we make sure effective arthritis treatments are being developed while also pursuing a cure.
Resources for You
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Our trained Helpline team is here to help answer your questions about arthritis and how to manage it. They can tell you about open enrollment for insurance, important changes to Medicare drug plans, treatment options, navigating medical systems and more.
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Upcoming Webinars or Watch On-Demand
Finding Hope Through Movement
Stay active to keep doing what you love. In this webinar, you’ll get tips to build an activity plan tailored to your needs and inspiration to keep moving — for good.
Register TodayLatest Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast Episode
Advances in Arthritis 2025
2025 brought some exciting advances in rheumatology, including potential new arthritis treatments. In this episode, we hear some of the year’s most important takeaways.
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Arthritis E-books
Arthritis in the Black Community
This free e-book offers trusted arthritis guidance and wellness support, informed by experiences common in the Black community and relevant to anyone seeking better care.
Download the E-bookUnderstanding Arthritis
Learn what to expect from your disease, practical tips to help you manage it and other useful information.
News & Stories
Dr. Amanda Moyer: Treating Kids in Oklahoma
Dr. Moyer plans to build a pediatric rheumatology practice in the underserved state.Michelle Castro: Serving Others as Advocate, Author and Leader
A diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis led the home health care nurse to her second act — helping others in the arthritis community as an advocate, author and leader.Walking Your Dog is Good for Your Arthritis
Physical activity from regular dog walks benefits you and your joints as well as your dog.Tonya Horton: Thriving With Osteoarthritis
For Tonya Horton, knowledge is power and the key to living her best life with arthritis and helping others do the same.Neil Segal Aids Study on Exercise After Knee Surgery
Dr. Segal oversees the Kansas City site of a trial to boost activity after knee replacement.The Arthritis Foundation Cycling Experience Celebrates Milestones
The Arthritis Foundation celebrates 25 years of the California Coast Classic Bike Tour and launches the inaugural Carolina Hills Classic Bike Tour.
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