Where Does It Hurt?

Back & Neck

The spine runs from the back of the neck to the lower back and can be painful and stiff from problems such as arthritis and muscle stress.

Shoulders

These ball-and-socket joints move in almost all directions. Shoulders are prone to arthritis injury and fracture.

Elbows

Elbows can be affected by arthritis and repetitive use that can mean ongoing pain and stiffness.

Hips

These ball-and-socket joints move in almost all directions. Arthritis and osteoporosis can mean pain, stiffness or fracture.

Wrists, Hands & Fingers

Wrist, hand and finger joints are among the most important joints for performing daily activities.

Knees

The largest joints in the body, like the knees, are vulnerable to injury and arthritis.

Ankles

The ankle is a complex joint with many moving parts, making it vulnerable to injury and arthritis.

Foot, Heel & Toe

As the foundation of the body, feet bear the brunt of the weight. Arthritis and impact-related injuries are common in feet.

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Volunteer

Thank you for volunteering!  There are many areas in which you can donate your time, skills and experiences to help serve the millions of people affected by arthritis.

One-Time Volunteer Opportunities


Volunteers are always needed on the day of special events. Volunteers will generally be asked to commit between three to five hours.

On-going Volunteer Opportunities


Office volunteers, health fair volunteers, and special event committee members are just a few examples of on-going volunteer opportunities.

For more information, please contact our office at 720-758-9827.