Arthritis Foundation

The Arthritis Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting individuals affected by arthritis in the United States. Over 50 million adults and 300,000 children suffer from this condition, making it the top cause of disability in the country. The Foundation focuses on offering valuable information and resources, improving access to care, promoting scientific advancements, and fostering community connections.

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Helen Emery, MD, Receives Top Honors | Arthritis Foundation

2 months ago | arthritis.org

The Arthritis Foundation’s presents the Charles B. Harding Award for Distinguished Service, the highest national volunteer recognition.
Championing Change for Arthritis | Arthritis Foundation

Mar 17, 2025 | arthritis.org | Julie Peck

Championing Change for Arthritis Kelly Chellis’ commitment to improving the lives of those living with arthritis has earned her the Arthritis Foundation Changemaker Award. By Julie Peck | March 18, 2025For this year’s winner of the Champion Changemaker Award, Kelly Chellis, arthritis advocacy is truly a family affair. Kelly had her first run-in with arthritis when her child, Tris, was 6 years old.
Teen Earns Generational Impact Award | Arthritis Foundation

Mar 11, 2025 | arthritis.org | Julie Peck

Teen Turns Adversity Into Advocacy Abigail Grace uses her experience with juvenile arthritis to speak out for others. By Julie Peck | March 11, 2025Listening to this year’s winner of the Generational Impact Award for outstanding advocacy reel off the many stops in her hectic high school schedule, you’d have no idea that she’s been managing juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) since age 6.
Leading the Way in Research, Advocacy and Resources | Arthritis Foundation

Dec 20, 2024 | arthritis.org | Jill Tyrer

By Jill Tyrer | Dec. 20, 2024Scientists, health care professionals, patients, researchers, fellows, supporters and many others joined us in Washington, D.C., for several events we hosted during the American College of Rheumatology’s Convergence in November. Arthritis Foundation President and CEO Steve Taylor and the advocacy team hosted a brunch for the Arthritis Healthcare Forum. The science team joined him for presentations of three Foundation-funded clinical trials.
Dog Walking Helps Arthritic Joints | Arthritis Foundation

Nov 12, 2024 | arthritis.org

Research shows regular dog walks has plenty of health benefits for the walker.
Men In Chronic Pain: Being a Dad With Arthritis - Living With Arthritis

Jun 16, 2024 | arthritis.org | Pete Scalia

By Pete ScaliaHi! My name is Pete. I was diagnosed with severe rheumatoid arthritis when I was 30 years old. I had my symptoms under control for a number of years, until my wife and I decided we wanted to start a family. For me, that meant pausing my treatments while we tried to conceive. Unfortunately, it took much longer than we had planned. After months of not taking my regular medications, our first pregnancy ended in a miscarriage.
Montana gets a pediatric rheumatologist | Arthritis Foundation

May 23, 2024 | arthritis.org | Anthony J. Williams

Our Fellowship Makes a World of Difference in Montana Dr. Julie Campbell brings much-needed expertise to an under-served part of the country. By Anthony Williams | May 24, 2024Due to a shrinking rheumatology workforce and growing need for care, it is estimated that the demand for rheumatologists will outstrip supply in the United States by more than 100% by 2030, according to “Efforts to increase the supply of rheumatology clinicians will continue to be critical,” the article concludes.
A Tribute to Haydee Sedlmeier |Arthritis Foundation

May 21, 2024 | arthritis.org | Anthony J. Williams

Connections That Count Haydee Sedlmeier lived to tirelessly support others on their arthritis journey. By Anthony Williams | May 22, 2024 For many people living with arthritis and other rheumatic diseases, connecting with others who understand what it’s like can be life-changing and inspirational. The Arthritis Foundation’s Live Yes! Connect Groups are a crucial way to feel seen and empowered.
Dr. Scott Rodeo Brings Insight to Arthritis Study | Arthritis Foundation

Mar 20, 2024 | arthritis.org | Jill Tyrer

Experience With Sports Injuries Drives Researcher’s Passion Orthopedic surgeon Scott Rodeo brings clinical and research insights to arthritis prevention trial.
Byron Janis Tribute | Arthritis Foundation

Mar 20, 2024 | arthritis.org | Anthony J. Williams |Byron Janis Tribute

By Anthony Williams | March 20, 2024The Arthritis Foundation pays tribute, respect and appreciation to one of our greatest champions who, sadly, passed away last week. Byron Janis, world-renowned classical pianist and composer, was 95 when he died in New York City on March 14, 2024. His wife, Maria Cooper Janis, said he was alive and kicking until the very end, continuing to make music history. “Music is Byron’s very soul, not a ticket to stardom,” Maria said.