Resources

Below are some of our trusted resources for learning more about low bone mass.

Helpful Resources

National Osteoporosis Foundation

The National Osteoporosis Foundation (NOF) is considered the leading organization aimed at preventing osteoporosis and promoting strong bone health. They do this through public and clinician awareness, education, advocacy and research.

Osteoporosis Canada

This is Canada’s national Osteoporosis foundation, dedicated to serving those who have osteoporosis and low bone mass.

Clock Yourself

This app is “unapologetically low-tech”, designed to promote brain and neurological activity through a series of mental and physical challenges.

OTAGO Balance Exercise with Tiffany Shubert

These series of videos aid in developing good balance and endurance among those who need to restore their balance and gait.

APTA – Balance and Falls

From the American Physical Therapy Association, this is designed to help physical therapists address balance issues and falling – one of the largest health risks among our older population.

Marodyne – Low Intensity Vibration (LiV)

This company provides a low-intensity vibration platform which has been scientifically established to help promote muscle function and circulation.

International Osteoporosis Foundation

The International Osteoporosis Foundation is the world’s largest non-government organization working for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of osteoporosis and related diseases.

Spinomed Orthosis

This German based company provides medical products such as compression garments, soft supports, braces, and other support products to help provide support for patients recovering from surgery or those with injuries.

The Calm App

This app is designed to help promote a lower stress lifestyle, improve quality of life, and promote a healthy lifestyle.

National Council on Aging

This organization is dedicated to helping our citizens age well. This includes health, finance, and other areas of life which improve quality of life for our older population.

Tone Your Bones – University of Alabama

From the University of Alabama, this multidisciplinary approach to health is designed to aid in the development of holistic treatment programs for osteoporosis.

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