**RESTORE Study** tests two ways to help people with weak bones after a fracture. **Augmented-FLS** involves a patient helper, called a navigator, who guides and connects patients to bone health doctors. **Enhanced Usual Care** gives patients and their regular doctors, known as Primary Care Providers (PCPs), information and encouragement. The study also looks at how age, race, gender, income, location, and the time after a fracture affect these two methods. **Key Points:** - Participation involves regular check-ins with a patient navigator or PCP. - Participants should be 50 or older and have had a specific type of bone fracture in the past year. - Participants cannot join if they have used certain bone medications recently or have specific health conditions. **Eligibility**: Must have had a fragility fracture like a broken hip or wrist, be 50+ years, and have a regular doctor. You cannot join if you have certain health conditions or have taken certain medications in the past year. This study aims to find better ways to prevent future fractures and improve bone health care.