How We Help

Support for recovery, bone health, strength, and mobility.

Bonegevity helps you and your caregiver understand what needs attention, follow through on the plan, and keep important changes visible between visits. We support recovery after discharge and ongoing bone-health, strength, and mobility needs.

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Caregiver helping an older loved one walk safely at home.

Recovery after hospitalization or surgery

Coming home after a fracture or orthopedic procedure can leave you with a long list of instructions. We help you understand what needs attention now and what comes next.

Review restrictions, medications, appointments, and immediate recovery needs
Identify bone-health testing, fall-prevention, and home-support gaps
Give patients and caregivers a clear recovery plan and next contact

Ongoing bone health

Get help keeping osteoporosis and fracture-prevention plans moving between visits.

DEXA, labs, fracture risk, medication, nutrition, and fall-risk follow-through
Strength, balance, and mobility needs considered alongside bone health
Nurse-led education and physician handoffs when decisions are needed
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Strength, mobility & falls

Bone strength is only part of the picture. Changes in walking, standing, balance, falls, pain, or weakness may need a closer look from your care team.

Strength, balance, and mobility checks selected for your situation
Remote check-ins for falls, pain, dizziness, weakness, and medication issues
Care-team review of available measurements alongside the care plan

Assessments and what to expect

Bone, muscle, and mobility belong in the same care plan.

The care team selects checks that fit your situation and available information. Not every patient needs every measure.

How we measure progress: clinical detail

Bone and fracture context

DEXA results, fracture history, FRAX when appropriate, relevant labs, medications, nutrition, and treatment follow-through.

Strength and mobility

Chair stands, gait speed, Timed Up and Go, grip strength, balance, falls, near-falls, and confidence with movement.

Care-team check-ins

Questions about symptoms, day-to-day activity, and medication follow-through help the team organize what needs nurse or physician review.

Checks are selected for your situation and safety. Follow your care team's guidance; do not try balance or mobility tests on your own when you may be at risk of a fall.

DEXA: A bone-density scan that helps clinicians assess bone health.
FRAX: A fracture-risk estimate interpreted by your clinician alongside your history.
Timed Up and Go: A timed check of standing, walking, turning, and sitting, used when appropriate and safe.

An app or wearable is not required to receive support. Technology supports clinical review; it does not make treatment decisions.

What makes this different

What we mean by closed-loop care

The next action stays visible: what is missing, completed, overdue, or needs a clinician’s decision. We follow up to see whether the plan is moving forward.
We look closely at fracture recovery, falls, weakness, medications, labs, and bone health.
We help patients, caregivers, and treating clinicians understand what is still needed and who should follow up.

Bone and muscle focus

The skeleton and the engine around it both matter.

Bone health, muscle strength, balance, nutrition, medication follow-through, and mobility are considered together as the care team organizes next steps.

Bones, strength and balance

Understanding the bigger picture

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Our purpose

Supporting safer, more independent living at home.

Bonegevity works alongside your existing clinicians. It does not replace their care and is not an emergency service.

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