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Take action to thank Delaware’s Governor for progressive pain legislation
Patients with back pain in Delaware will have access to interdisciplinary pain care, following Gov. John Carney’s signing of Senate Bill 225. The act develops a pilot program within the state employee health care plan that allows the use of massage...
Join us for free events in Boston and Chicago
Take Control of Your Pain Days are a chance to learn about the latest advances in pain management, research, and other helpful resources from leading experts -- while connecting with fellow pain warriors. U.S. Pain is co-hosting two upcoming Take...
Survey shows pain patients are interested in nonaddictive pain management options
U.S. Pain Foundation seeks to educate its members about all possible forms of treatment. Buprenorphine is one pain medication that has recently made headlines as a safer alternative to traditional opioid medications. Because it is a partial opioid...
U.S. Pain focuses newest INvisible Project on osteoarthritis and chronic low back pain
MIDDLETOWN, CONN. (Sept. 24, 2018)—This month sees the release of U.S. Pain’s latest issue of the INvisible Project, the only magazine of its kind dedicated to the sharing the stories of people living with pain. This issue focuses on osteoarthritis...
U.S. Pain Foundation awarded project grant from Massage Therapy Foundation
TUCSON, ARIZ., AND MIDDLETOWN, CONN. (August 3, 2018)--The Massage Therapy Foundation announced today that it has awarded a $5,000 Community Service Grant to the U.S. Pain Foundation, the leading chronic pain advocacy organization in the country....
U.S. Pain announces collaboration with Pain Care Labs
In honor of Pain Awareness Month, U.S. Pain Foundation is one of three nonprofits to partner with Pain Care Labs, a noninvasive pain relief device company. The goal of the partnership, which also includes the Athena Project and ATI Foundation, is...