Bone Health’s Big Bang?

About the The Bone Health Basement Tapes

The Bone Health Basement Tapes is a long-form conversation series examining how bone health care actually works—and why improving it has proven so difficult.

Fragility fractures are predictable. Clinical tools exist. Outcomes can be better. Yet prevention remains hard to sustain across real-world practices.

This project lives inside that gap.

Through in-depth discussions with clinicians, practice leaders, technologists, researchers, and investors, we explore the systems, incentives, workforce dynamics, and culture shaping bone health care today—not just guidelines or products.

Why the Basement?

The basement is intentional.

These are exploratory conversations, not polished panels. Some episodes feel hopeful. Others remain unresolved. The goal isn’t certainty—it’s clarity.

We’re examining whether bone health is approaching a moment of real structural change—and what it would take to make that change durable.

Who It’s For

• Clinicians working in bone health, orthopedics, endocrinology, rheumatology, and rehabilitation

• Bone research and standards organizations and their membership

• Practice and health system leaders

• Builders and stakeholders in musculoskeletal care