Abstract:[Objective] To explore the preliminary results of community education and intervention for osteoporosis (OP). [Methods] From July 2019 to June 2020, the intervention station for OP were set up in 16 primary healthcare unites in Cixi city, a total of 854 subjects were included and randomly divided into two groups. Of them, 459 cases in the intervention group (IG) were given education and correspond- ing intervention for OP, while 395 cases in the control group (CG) received routine community management without relevant education and intervention for OP with the 1-year intervention period. Compared with the control group, and before and after the intervention, the under- standing to OP risk factors, bone mineral density (BMD) and occurrence of related adverse events were evaluated. [Results] Although there was no significant difference in the recognition rate of OP and fall risk factors between the IG and the CG before intervention (P<0.05), the average cognition rate to all risk factors increased significantly in the IG after the intervention, which was significantly higher than the CG (P<0.05). Both the lumbar bone mineral density(BMD) and femoral neck BMD significantly increased in the IG after intervention compared with those before intervention (P<0.05), whereas which remained unchanged in the CG (P>0.05). The IG proved significantly superior to the CG in terms of lumbar BMD [(0.7±0.1)g/cm2 vs (0.5±0.1)g/cm2 , P<0.05] and femoral neck BMD [(0.8±0.1)g/cm2 vs (0.7±0.1)g/cm2 , P<0.05] af- ter intervention. During the 1-year intervention, the incidence of adverse events, including fracture, disability and death, was 122(26.6%) in the IG and 111 (28.1%) in the CG, which in the former were lower than the latter despite of that the difference was not statistically significant (P>0.05). [Conclusion] This community education and intervention for OP does significantly improve the awareness rate of related risk fac- tors and increase bone density, which has positive significance for the prevention of osteoporotic fracture.