Half of U.S. adults experience MSK pain1, but women are affected more frequently and more severely than men—and many of them are suffering in silence2. A new survey points out opportunities for employers and benefits leaders to help women feel seen and understood3. Find out what women want you to know about their pain and how you can help.
What women say about their pain:
- Pain makes everyday life harder": 47% say pain prevents them from living life to the fullest³
- "Pain affects my mental health": Over 40% of women say pain makes them feel more anxious and depressed³
- "Digital care would make things easier": 48% say an at-home, digital physical therapy platform would make it easier to follow a care plan³
Download this report to learn how you can better support women in the workforce.
Sources:
1. United States Bone and Joint Initiative. The Burden of Musculoskeletal Diseases in the United States, 4th ed.
2. Casale R, Atzeni F, Bazzichi L, Beretta G, Costantini E, Sacerdote P, Tassorelli C.
3. Hinge Health survey, conducted by Prophet. State of Musculoskeletal Care 2024 [unpublished raw data].