The study identified that there has been a spike in the availability of online health-related information so that the population can be up-to-date regarding information pertinent to their disease condition. The study assessed the quality and readability of health information on the internet for Osteoporosis. The websites were selected using keywords like “Osteoporosis”, “Osteoporosis causes”, “Osteoporosis diagnosis”, “Osteoporosis prevention”, and “Osteoporosis management” over Google. DISCERN and Flesch-Kincaid Tools were used to assess 41 websites. The mean DISCERN score (out of 80) was 52.35±6.90 (Good quality). The average DISCERN score was the highest for the .gov websites. Out of the selected websites, only one website had an excellent quality of information. Overall, the information available on the internet was difficult to read with a readability grade above seventh-grade.