Jodi Seidler: Leading the Future of Joint Health, Patient Advocacy & Modern Mobility
Jodi Seidler is a lifelong researcher, investigative journalist, and health advocate with a passion for uncovering the real truths behind joint health, autoimmune conditions, and emerging medical technologies. But her work goes far beyond reporting—she dives deep into the science, therapies, and lived experiences that shape a patient’s journey. Her mission is clear: make complex medical information understandable, accessible, and empowering for anyone facing joint pain or joint replacement.
More Than a Journalist—A Voice Patients Trust
Jodi is also a patient advocate, educator, and founder of Hipster Club and PEMF Therapy Solutions. As a “double HIPster”—having undergone two hip replacements herself—she brings unmatched empathy and firsthand insight to her work. She understands the emotional uncertainty, physical challenges, and overwhelming amount of conflicting information that patients face.
Her goal is simple: to help people feel informed, supported, and confident every step of the way.
From Patient to Leader
Jodi describes her journey from patient to patient leader as one built “one step at a time”:
“I learned early in life that I would need both hips replaced. What began as research for my own survival turned into a mission to help others. I built communities, shared information, and connected people so they wouldn’t have to go through it alone. Over time, that passion grew into advocacy, media opportunities, and a platform to give patients the guidance I once wished I had.”
She combined her investigative skills, digital expertise, and personal experience to create online communities, educational content, and support networks—helping thousands of people worldwide feel less alone and more empowered to make informed healthcare decisions.
Championing Patient Education & Empowerment
Through Hipster Club and PEMF Therapy Solutions, Jodi has become a trusted resource for people preparing for joint replacement, recovering from surgery, or managing chronic pain. She highlights the latest advances in PEMF therapy, surgical technology, rehab strategies, and mobility solutions—always with the patient’s best interest at heart.
Turning Challenges Into Purpose
Jodi’s story is one of resilience and transformation. She has taken a difficult personal journey and turned it into a powerful platform for education, connection, and healing—helping others navigate their own paths with knowledge, support, and confidence.
Her message is clear:
You can reclaim your mobility, your confidence, and your life—and you don’t have to do it alone.
About Jodi Seidler: Advocate, Researcher, and Patient Leader
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Hip replacement number 4
Hi Jodie, my name is Philip and just wanted to bounce a few things off of you.
I’m currently in my 4th hip replacement process. My third hip replacement got infected after 10 years of service and I’m in the process of getting my new 4th replacement. I had my 3rd replacement removed on May 1st. They put a ‘temp hip’
in at that time and I have been taking antibotics since that time and I’m waiting for the all clear signal for them to put in my 4th. They told me that I didn’t do anything wrong and the only road to take was to remove the infected hip. I never knew these scenarios were possible. I’m 60 years old and had my first hip replacement at age 29. I seem to get about 10 years per replacement. I’ve enjoyed reading your site information.
Philip Curtis
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