Many people aren't aware that osteoporosis is a "silent" bone disease that increases fragility, often causing no symptoms until a fracture occurs, typically in the hip, spine or wrist. To ward off such damage, co-owners of OsteoStrong Indy Westfield and married duo Kelly and Jesse Riley provide innovative solutions for bone health through personalized guidance.
"Most people don’t realize their bones are weakening until they experience a fracture, which is why early screening and prevention are so important," Kelly explains. "But bone density is only part of the story."
At OsteoStrong, Jesse says they focus on improving bone strength and bone quality, not just bone density, through a combination of targeted osteogenic loading and advanced screening technology.
Kelly encourages: "It’s never too early, or too late, to support bone health. With the right stimulus, nutrition and lifestyle strategies, people can take meaningful steps to strengthen their bones and reduce fracture risk at any age."
American Medical Association statistics estimate 54 million Americans are affected by either osteoporosis or low bone mass, with 80% of those suffering from the disease being women.
As a certified nutritional therapy practitioner with advanced training in functional labs, Kelly says she helps women understand and address root causes of bone loss by supporting hormones, metabolism, nutrition and lifestyle factors that influence long-term skeletal health. "My work is driven by my passion for understanding how diet and nutrition impact overall health. I enjoy assisting individuals with achieving optimal wellness," she explains.
With 20-plus years of experience in the medical device industry, most of Jesse's professional career has focused on cardiac risks and heart health, where he has witnessed the profound impact that medical advancements can have on longevity and quality of life. Jesse says he appreciates that unlike many traditional treatments, OsteoStrong doesn’t require major surgery, expensive devices or pharmaceuticals. "It empowers individuals to take their health into their own hands."