Meet U.S. Pain Foundation’s Pain Warrior of the Month for September—Millie Quiñones-Dunlap! In recent months, Millie...
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Take Action: Tell CMS We Agree!
CMS proposes to compensate providers for spending more time with pain patients. Tell them we agree! The U.S. Pain...
How Disparities in Health Care Affects Chronic Pain
Everyone should receive the same high quality of health care. Unfortunately, we know this is too often not the case....
Pain Warrior of the Month: Sue Ann Stelfox
Hometown: Oceanport, NJ Age: 61 years old Pain warrior role: Pain advocate since 2018 What type of health conditions...
Next training for support group leaders announced; scholarships available for current volunteers
Through Pain Connection, U.S. Pain Foundation offers a network of support groups across the country. These support...
The little things that make a big difference in my life with chronic pain
By Diane Talbert, a U.S. Pain Foundation advocate I’m a “baby boomer,” and I’ve experienced psoriatic arthritis for...
INvisible Project state house tour: Rhode Island
On May 21, U.S. Pain Foundation held the first stop of its INvisible Project state house tour at the state capitol in...
Statement regarding plea by U.S. Pain Foundation’s former CEO
MIDDLETOWN, CT, June 18, 2019 – The former CEO of U.S. Pain Foundation, Paul Gileno, pleaded guilty yesterday in the...
Do you ever feel like your doctor just doesn’t “get you”?
Have you ever wanted to find a way to better communicate with your doctor, get the most out of your visits, and...
Kids and families connect at second Pediatric Pain Warrior retreat
Kids who live with chronic pain have same desire as anyone else their age: to feel understood, connected, and...
INvisible Project: Migraine third edition now available
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Nicole Hemmenway at nicole@invisibleproject.org Middletown, CT (June 1, 2019)-- In time...
Photos from the Pediatric Pain Warrior retreat in San Antonio, TX
Photos courtesy of Shawn Dickens. [gallery type="slideshow"...