On the occasion of World Arthritis Day 2025, the team of Health Village Hospital and Pain Free Odisha came together for a noble cause — a Walkathon at Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar. The event aimed to raise awareness about arthritis and this year’s inspiring global theme — “#AchieveYourDreams.”
Spreading Awareness, Inspiring Hope
Arthritis affects millions of people worldwide, often limiting their movement and quality of life. But with the right care, awareness, and lifestyle modifications, people living with arthritis can continue to lead active, fulfilling lives.
At Pain Free Odisha, our mission has always been to help individuals overcome chronic pain and reclaim their freedom of movement. Through this walkathon, our doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, and staff joined hands to remind everyone that arthritis should never stop you from living your dreams.
Walkathon Highlights
- Theme: #AchieveYourDreams — symbolizing hope, strength, and the power to rise above pain.
- Participants: Doctors, nurses, hospital staff, patients, and members of the community.
- Objective: To create awareness about early diagnosis, pain management, and lifestyle changes for arthritis prevention and care.
- Message: “Every step counts towards a pain-free and active community.”
Our Commitment to a Pain-Free Odisha
Arthritis can be managed effectively with the right approach — including medical interventions, physiotherapy, exercise, diet, and mental health support. At Pain Free Odisha, we are committed to providing comprehensive, non-surgical pain management solutions to improve the lives of people suffering from arthritis and related joint conditions.
Together, we pledge to build a healthier, more active society where no one has to give up on their dreams because of pain.
The Walkathon was not just a step forward but a symbol of collective strength and compassion. It reminded everyone that awareness and community support are key in the fight against arthritis.
Let’s continue to walk together — for awareness, for strength, and for a Pain-Free Life.