Joint Pain

Dealing with knee pain is never fun and that’s why determining the root cause as soon as possible is vital if you want to get on the road to recovery. Let’s explore some of the most common causes of knee pain in seniors.

Rotator cuff disease isn’t exactly a condition we hear about every day, so unless you’ve suffered damage to your shoulder in the past, you’ve likely never heard of your rotator cuff, let alone a rotator cuff disorder. Here’s an indepth look at everything from the signs and symptoms to the many different treatment options.

There can be a wide number of reasons your jaw is aching, and in many cases it can be treated but in other cases it can actually be a warning sign of a bigger problem like a heart attack. Let’s bite into more information about what is causing your jaw pain, and what to do about it.

Whether it’s from repetitive movement or even not moving around for long periods of time, bursitis can occur. Let’s take a closer look at what causes bursitis and what you can do about it. 

Nearly one in four adults over the age of 60 will experience hip pain making it a serious health concern for seniors. Let’s explore the common causes so you can start a conversation with your doctor!

There are lots of options out there that will help strengthen joints and build muscle to further protect weak knees, hips, ankles, and other joint issues, without putting any resistance or pressure on the joints.