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UPDATE: The U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Announce a Huge Step Forward for Chronic Pain Management (CPM)
Aug 31, 2022| News
CMS announced their intention to improve pain care for Americans over 65 or disabled by paying separately for physicians to spend more time with chronic pain patients creating and modifying treatment plans and coordinating team-based comprehensive...
Understanding Life With Pain
Aug 30, 2022| #LifeWithPain, News
Research tells us that 50 million Americans live with chronic pain, or pain that lasts most days or every day for three months or more. Of this group, 20 million experience high-impact chronic pain, or pain that interferes with basic functioning...
Two U.S. Pain Foundation Support Group Leaders’ Books Published
U.S. Pain Foundation is proud of its constantly expanding network of chronic pain support groups. There are now over thirty groups, including five national groups, 16 state groups and 10 specialized groups. All support group leaders have undergone...
Many living with chronic pain feel stigmatized by medical providers
Jul 30, 2022| News, Press release
The U.S. Pain Foundation released its 2022 Survey Report highlighting the public health crisis that is chronic pain.
Morgan’s Wonderland Camp To Welcome ‘Pain Warriors’ From All Across United States, June 19-23
Jun 22, 2022| News, Press release, Uncategorized
For More Information: Casey Cashman (908) 442-3257 or casey@USPainFoundation.org; or Bob McCullough, APR, Fellow PRSA (210) 495-5888 or bmccullough@MorgansWonderland.comSAN ANTONIO – Morgan’s Wonderland Camp, the new Ultra-Accessible™,...
Join U.S. Pain Foundation as we tell Congress that Pain Care Needs More Options – Virtual Advocacy Day 2022
Millions of people with chronic pain have been tapered off of opioid medications and not offered other treatment options leading to tremendous pain and suffering, feelings of abandonment, anxiety and depression and even suicide. This is untenable and must change.
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