Common questions, answered simply.

Bonegevity currently serves eligible Medicare patients who have recently been discharged after a fragility fracture or orthopedic surgery, are recovering at home and need additional support, or have osteoporosis or another chronic musculoskeletal condition requiring ongoing care management. Our team reviews each intake for clinical fit and applicable eligibility requirements.

Bonegevity is designed for eligible Medicare patients. Coverage depends on the patient's eligibility, benefits, and the services provided. Our team will review the applicable details before care begins.

Deductibles, coinsurance, or other costs may apply depending on the patient's Medicare benefits and the services provided. We will explain any known financial responsibility before enrollment whenever possible.

You may submit an intake yourself or with help from a caregiver. Referral requirements can vary by service and coverage, so our team will review the appropriate next step. Case managers and healthcare professionals may also refer patients directly.

No. We have a strong musculoskeletal and bone health focus, but we also help with broader post-discharge recovery and coordination when those needs affect safety, mobility, and follow-through.

No. Post-discharge support is still important, but Bonegevity also supports ongoing osteoporosis follow-through, fracture-risk monitoring, medication adherence, fall-risk work, and functional reassessment over time.

It means risk does not just get documented and forgotten. Bonegevity helps identify missing or abnormal data, creates follow-up tasks, tracks whether action happened, and remeasures outcomes such as function, falls, medication adherence, DEXA/lab completion, and remote mobility trends.

For invited iPhone patients, Bonegevity Connect can summarize selected Apple Health mobility data into a simple mobility reserve signal. The score is designed to help the care team notice possible functional drift, fall-risk changes, or sync gaps between visits.

Yes. Many requests come from adult children, spouses, or friends helping someone recover at home. A caregiver may complete the intake even if they do not know every detail yet.

Our clinical team reviews the intake, assesses clinical fit and applicable eligibility requirements, and contacts the patient or caregiver with the appropriate next steps.

A nurse will confirm the referral, ask what is most difficult right now, identify one immediate problem to solve or advance, and explain the next step. You do not need to have every record or answer ready.

Depending on your situation and safety, the team may review walking speed, chair stands, balance, grip strength, falls, or near-falls. These measures help show change over time; they do not replace a physician's diagnosis.

Yes. Apple Health monitoring is optional and available only for participating iPhone users. Bonegevity can continue with phone-based check-ins, clinical measurements, and manual monitoring.

No. Bonegevity adds an additional layer of support and works alongside primary care, orthopedic care, home health, therapy, and other treating professionals. Your physicians continue to diagnose, prescribe, and make treatment decisions.

Intake takes only a few minutes. Patients with a recent fracture, fall, discharge, medication concern, or mobility change should begin as soon as they can so the team can identify time-sensitive needs.

Yes. Bonegevity can help with ongoing bone and muscle health, remote monitoring, chronic care support, and longer-term coordination when needed.