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Illinois governor signs network transparency bill into law
Ensuring network adequacy, transparency and uninterrupted service are all components of legislation recently signed into law by Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner. An important patient protection measure initiated by the Illinois State Medical Society...
Two new online resources available
Oct 2, 2017| News
U.S. Pain is pleased to share two new online resources for people with pain. In addition to the new “Find a specialist” tool, which was shared last month, U.S. Pain’s website now also includes “Find a clinical trial” tool and “Living with pain,” an...
U.S. Pain announces theme for KNOWvember campaign
Oct 2, 2017| News
Now in its third year, the organization’s month-long educational campaign will once again bring new information to the chronic pain community through online engagement opportunities and resources. This year’s theme is titled “All Things...
Join the #MakeItVisible movement
Oct 2, 2017| News
Throughout the month of October, U.S. Pain Foundation is teaming up with Healthline on a campaign to bring awareness to invisible illness. The request: share a photo or video that makes your chronic condition visible on Instagram with the...
Watch U.S. Pain’s president and founder on Facebook Live
Oct 1, 2017| News
Paul Gileno, president and founder of U.S. Pain, hosted a Facebook Live event in collaboration with The Mighty, a news and information site for those with chronic conditions, on Sept. 29 at 3 pm EST. In honor of Pain Awareness Month, Gileno...
U.S. Pain Foundation takes lead on national Pain Awareness Month effort
Aug 31, 2017| News, Press release
MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (Aug. 30, 2017)—Chronic pain affects more than 100 million Americans. It’s the number one reason someone goes to the doctor. It’s also the leading cause of disability. And yet chronic pain often goes ignored and undertreated. In...
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