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Boundaries Without Guilt: Learning to Say No When You Live With Chronic Pain

Learning to say no with chronic pain can be difficult. Alina Savulescu shares how setting boundaries can protect your energy, relationships, and well-being.

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Different Diagnoses, Same Struggles: 15 Experiences People With Pain Share

Different diagnoses can bring many of the same struggles. Explore 15 shared experiences that connect people living with chronic pain.

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7 Voices. 7 Ages. 1 Message.

Seven voices, ages 10 to 77, share how chronic pain shapes different stages of life and what they wish others better understood.

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This Pain Awareness Month, Let’s Change Pain

This Pain Awareness Month, join #OneVoiceForPain as we unite all ages, diagnoses, and stories to build greater understanding, better care, and change.

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Action needed today on CMS proposal

Feb 28, 2017|

Many patients with chronic pain are concerned about the unintended consequences of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ (CMS) newly published proposal to curb opioid misuse and abuse, “Opioid Misuse Strategy 2016.” U.S. Pain urges the...

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Biosimilars legislation sweeping across the country

Feb 27, 2017|

Although still a newer technology in the medical field, biosimilars remain an ongoing priority topic for U.S. Pain Foundation. The 2017 legislative session has seen 13 states take up the task of approving legislation pertaining to biosimilar...

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Points for Pain raises nearly $9,000 in three games

Feb 27, 2017|

13-year-old Tyler Cashman, U.S. Pain director of pediatric awareness and fundraising, has raised more than $8,600 so far this year through three recent Points for Pain basketball games. All of the games took place in Cashman’s home state of New...

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200 patient groups send letter to HHS Secretary

Feb 27, 2017|

U.S. Pain was one of 200 other patient organizations to sign a letter to U.S. Human and Health Services (HHS) Secretary Tom Price asking him to maintain and enforce critical patient protections and prescription drug access when reviewing and...

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