Give Your Patients the Go-To Guide for Living Well With Arthritis 

Living with arthritis can be tough, and the Arthritis Foundation is here to help. Our caring community understands what your patients are going through — both the mental and physical tolls of living with arthritis. As your trusted source for arthritis-related information, tips and tools, we’re excited to offer an updated guide for finding the resources and comfort your patients need. 

The Arthritis Foundation’s latest resource guide helps your patients learn about all the programs and services available to them through the Foundation. The guide features ways your patients can connect and get involved — like joining our Live Yes! Connect groups or participating in special events like Jingle Bell Run or Walk to Cure Arthritis. From joining online forums to walking for a cure, these opportunities can help patients become part of a community that understands their unique perspectives and can support them throughout their journey. 

Your patients can also refer to the resource guide to learn more about managing arthritis pain with our new Vim app. Plus, hear from experts and others living with arthritis on our Live Yes! With Arthritis podcast and webinars. Patients can also learn how to share their experiences through our advocacy efforts and our INSIGHTS survey. The new guide puts all this information in a single place, making it easier and faster for your patients to find the help they need. 

The Arthritis Foundation resource guide is for patients and caregivers of all ages, no matter what form of arthritis they are living with. Whether your osteoarthritis patient is searching for pain relief or your juvenile arthritis patient is hoping to build meaningful connections, our resource guide makes it easy for patients to find all the tools they need to conquer arthritis in one easy place. 

Help your patients better manage their physical and mental health and get back to living well. Download the new Arthritis Foundation resource guide today, print it out and have it available for patients in your office or waiting room.