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After spine surgery left him with ongoing pain and limited mobility, one patient came to Dr. Zach Cohen, a member of the...
09/02/2026

After spine surgery left him with ongoing pain and limited mobility, one patient came to Dr. Zach Cohen, a member of the US Pain Care Medical Advisory Board, looking for answers and a path forward.

After reviewing his MRI and discussing his history, Dr. Cohen explained that recovery would take time, but reassured him:

“Don’t worry. We will get you to where you want to be.”

Nine months later, the patient was back to doing what he loved: picking up his grandchildren, playing golf, and safely reducing his pain medications with his care team’s support.

“I’ve seen many pain doctors before, but Dr. Cohen is different. He doesn’t want patients sitting idle in pain. He wants to help them move forward.”

We are proud to have physician leaders like Dr. Cohen on our Medical Advisory Board, advancing patient-centered pain care focused on restoring function and quality of life.


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If AI is already changing how we work, the bigger question is: what does that actually look like inside a pain practice?...
08/31/2026

If AI is already changing how we work, the bigger question is: what does that actually look like inside a pain practice?

On September 1, Dr. Paul Lynch, MD will join Usman Latif, MD, Hemant Kalia, MD MPH FIPP, and Ryan Budwany, MD MBA MPH for a virtual panel on how AI can help physicians manage, operate, and grow their practices, with a focus on real-world applications, not just the hype around AI.

If you’re a physician or practice leader curious about where AI actually fits into your day-to-day work, this is a conversation worth joining.

📅 September 1, 2026
🕗 8:00 PM EST / 7:00 PM CST
💻 Virtual Panel Discussion

Register here:
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3449363046919092824

Full session details + add to calendar:
https://aspnpain.com/webinars/access-ai-private-practice-and-ai-solutions-by-us-pain/

Hope to see you there.

Pain is rarely simple. Most of the time, there is more than one factor contributing to it.At U.S. Pain Care, specialized...
08/28/2026

Pain is rarely simple. Most of the time, there is more than one factor contributing to it.

At U.S. Pain Care, specialized treatment means taking time to understand those layers before deciding on a plan.

Depending on the patient, care may include:
• Targeted interventional procedures
• Neuromodulation when nerve pain is involved
• Physical therapy to restore movement and strength
• Behavioral health support for the emotional impact of pain
• Addiction and substance use care when needed

The goal is simple: understand what is driving the pain, then treat it in a way that actually fits the patient.

Learn more at uspain.com of our specialized treatments.

08/26/2026

Dr. Edward E. Rylander, MD
Medical Advisory Board | Family Medicine & Palliative Care

Dr. Rylander has practiced Family Medicine and Palliative Care in Tulsa, Oklahoma for more than three decades, caring for patients across every stage of life, from routine care to complex, serious illness.

His work has always centered on one principle: helping patients maintain dignity, comfort, and clarity in their care decisions, especially when illness becomes more complex.

Alongside his clinical practice, he has spent decades training future physicians as a residency educator and serving in leadership roles that shape how care is delivered at a systems level.

He also contributes to hospice and community-based care programs, supporting patients and families during some of the most difficult moments in healthcare.

At U.S. Pain Care, Dr. Rylander brings a palliative perspective to the Medical Advisory Board - helping strengthen a more thoughtful, patient-centered approach to chronic pain and long-term care.

08/24/2026

Dr. Denis Patterson, MD
Chief Medical Officer | PM&R | Pain Medicine

Dr. Denis Patterson is a board-certified pain medicine and PM&R physician with nearly 20 years of experience treating complex chronic pain conditions.

His approach focuses on more than symptom relief, restoring function, mobility, and long-term quality of life through coordinated, evidence-based care.

Trained at Michigan State University, Mayo Clinic Rochester, and Emory University, he brings deep expertise in rehabilitation and interventional pain management, including advanced neuromodulation and spinal cord stimulation.

He is a recognized leader in pain program development and continues to advance patient-centered, multidisciplinary care through clinical innovation and physician collaboration.

At U.S. Pain Care, Dr. Patterson is part of a growing network of physicians committed to improving outcomes in chronic pain management nationwide.

Call 1-800-877-2467 or visit uspain.com to schedule your appointment today.

08/21/2026

Condition: What Is Pelvic Pain?

Pelvic pain is a condition with many possible sources, often involving the nerves, muscles, joints, or internal organs working in a complex, interconnected region of the body.

That complexity is why it can feel different from person to person:
• Deep pressure or aching in the lower abdomen or pelvis
• Pain triggered by sitting, standing, or movement
• Discomfort that interferes with daily function
• Symptoms that persist without a clear single cause

Care begins with identifying the true source of pain and understanding how different systems may be contributing to it.

At US Pain Care, the focus is on thoughtful evaluation and targeted treatment strategies designed to restore function and improve quality of life.

Because when you find the source, you can treat the pain more effectively. Learn more at uspain.com

08/20/2026

A Message to Physicians: Help Us Transform Pain Care

Every day, pain management physicians make a difference by helping patients regain function, improve their quality of life, and move forward.

At US Pain Care, we’re building a community of dedicated physicians who believe in delivering innovative, patient-centered care while shaping the future of pain management.

Dr. Paul Lynch is inviting physicians across the country to connect, collaborate, and explore how we can make a greater impact together.

If you’re a pain physician looking for a partner that shares your vision for better patient outcomes, we’d love to connect.

Learn more: www.uspain.com and connect with us in saving 1 million lives.

08/19/2026

In healthcare, it’s easy to focus on extending life, but the deeper responsibility is preserving how that life is lived.

Because for many patients, more time does not automatically mean better time.

Real care goes beyond diagnosis and treatment. It prioritizes function, dignity, independence, and the ability to live each day with meaning, not just manage disease.

That’s where outcomes truly matter.

What does “quality of life in care” mean to you - as a provider or a patient?

08/17/2026

Not all “standards of care” in pain management are the same.

At U.S. Pain Care, our standard is simple - treat the source, not just the symptom, and build a plan that prioritizes function, safety, and long-term outcomes.

That means:
• Thoughtful evaluation before intervention
• Evidence-based, minimally invasive options when appropriate
• Coordinated care across pain, spine, and behavioral health
• Decisions centered on what’s truly best for the patient, not just what’s fastest

This is what modern pain care should look like.

If you’re a pain physician thinking about a better model of care, explore what we’re building.

Discover how U.S. Pain Care is leading the way toward better outcomes nationwide at uspain.com


08/14/2026

Dr. James Adkins, Medical Advisory Board Member at U.S. Pain Care, once treated a patient with severe spinal stenosis who had been told surgery was the only option.

Instead of rushing into that path, the focus was placed on conservative care, guided movement, and long-term spinal strength.

Over time, the patient regained function, avoided surgery, and returned to a normal, active life, still using the same foundational habits learned during care.

Stories like this reflect what patient-centered pain management is truly about: exploring every appropriate option before invasive steps.

Proud to be part of a care model that prioritizes patients first.

Learn more at uspain.com

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