Hip or knee pain can make everyday activities harder — walking, exercising or even getting a good night’s sleep. If joint discomfort is affecting your quality of life, our free hip and knee pain health risk assessment can help you take the first step toward relief.

This quick, online joint health checkup takes just a few minutes to complete. You’ll answer simple questions about your symptoms, activity level and overall joint health. Based on your responses, you’ll receive a personalized report that helps you better understand your hip and knee pain and what to do next.

What is a health risk assessment?

A health risk assessment is a tool that uses questionnaires to evaluate your symptoms, lifestyle factors and medical history. The goal is to identify potential health risks and guide the next steps for care. In the case of hip and knee pain, it helps pinpoint the factors contributing to your discomfort and suggests ways to address them.

What will a health risk assessment show me?

After completing the hip and knee pain health risk assessment, you’ll receive insights that can help you:

• Evaluate your current joint health

• Identify risk factors contributing to hip or knee pain

• Learn ways to reduce your risk of joint conditions such as osteoarthritis

• Understand potential treatment options for hip and knee pain

• Discover steps that may help you return to normal activities with less pain

Along with your results, you’ll receive helpful recommendations based on your responses. These tips can help you better manage joint pain, improve mobility and protect your long-term joint health.

Share results with your doctor

Your report can be shared with your doctor or an orthopedic specialist to help guide conversations about treatment options. Whether your pain can be managed with lifestyle changes, physical therapy or advanced orthopedic care, understanding your risk is the first step toward getting back to the activities you love.

Take the free hip and knee pain health risk assessment today and start your path toward better joint health.