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Save 1 million lives, decrease suffering, and improve quality of life through a better approach to chronic pain care, mental health services, and substance abuse treatment.

Meet Dr. Joshua Lynch, Medical Advisory Board Member, Emergency Medicine.Pain management and addiction medicine don't al...
10/26/2026

Meet Dr. Joshua Lynch, Medical Advisory Board Member, Emergency Medicine.

Pain management and addiction medicine don't always get talked about in the same room. Dr. Lynch has spent his career making sure they do.

With nearly 25 years in emergency medicine and EMS, he's a Professor of Emergency and Addiction Medicine at the University at Buffalo, and founder of MATTERS, a program expanding access to addiction treatment and long-term recovery care.

That's exactly the perspective US Pain needs, someone who understands where pain management, emergency care, and substance use intersect, and treats the whole picture, not just one piece of it.

We're honored to have his experience guiding how we think about safer, more connected pain care.

Meet Dr. Douglas Beall - Medical Advisory Board, Interventional RadiologyChief of Radiology Services at Clinical Radiolo...
10/23/2026

Meet Dr. Douglas Beall - Medical Advisory Board, Interventional Radiology

Chief of Radiology Services at Clinical Radiology of Oklahoma. Over two decades in academic, clinical, and military medicine. A nationally recognized leader in musculoskeletal imaging and interventional radiology.

Dr. Beall's expertise includes:
✅ Minimally invasive spine procedures
✅ Interventional pain management
✅ Vertebral augmentation (kyphoplasty & vertebroplasty)
✅ Musculoskeletal & orthopedic imaging
✅ Regenerative therapies

Trained at Georgetown University School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins Hospital, and the Mayo Clinic. Former Division Chief of Musculoskeletal Imaging and Director of Fellowship Education at the University of Oklahoma, with prior service as Division Chief and Staff Radiologist in the U.S. Air Force.

Award-winning researcher. Contributor to numerous editorial boards. Active leader in national radiologic societies.

At uspain.com, we're proud to have his expertise guiding our approach to patient care. Learn more: www.uspain.com

20+ Years of Trust. A Lifetime of Compassion.We’re proud to have Dr. Ed Rylander serving on the US Pain Medical Advisory...
10/21/2026

20+ Years of Trust. A Lifetime of Compassion.

We’re proud to have Dr. Ed Rylander serving on the US Pain Medical Advisory Board in Family Practice and Palliative Care.

For more than 20 years, one patient has trusted Dr. Rylander not only with their physical health, but with their overall well-being.

“I’ve been going to Dr. Rylander for over 20 years. I appreciate him taking care of me all these years. I’m going to hate when he retires. Not only has he cared for my physical health, but he’s closed our visits with prayer. I’ve never had a doctor go the extra mile like this. I know I’m covered and in good hands.”

That kind of trust isn’t built in one appointment. It’s built over decades of listening, caring, showing up, and treating every patient as a person.

Dr. Rylander’s dedication is a reminder of what medicine can be at its best: expertise with compassion, care with purpose, and a relationship patients never forget.

We’re honored to have his experience and heart on the US Pain Medical Advisory Board.

Thank you, Dr. Rylander, for the lives you’ve touched and the trust you’ve earned.

10/19/2026

If pain has started taking over your sleep, your work, your relationships, or just your ability to enjoy a normal day, you don't have to figure it out alone.

As founder of US Pain, I've seen how much chronic pain can take from a person. You deserve more than being told to "live with it."

We take the time to listen, understand what you're actually going through, and build a plan around you, not just your diagnosis.

Ready to take the next step? Let's talk.

Learn more at www.uspain.com

A pulled back muscle can slow you down, but you don’t have to simply wait it out.Start with the right care, listen to yo...
10/16/2026

A pulled back muscle can slow you down, but you don’t have to simply wait it out.

Start with the right care, listen to your body, and give your back the support it needs to recover. If pain persists or starts interfering with your daily life, don’t ignore it.

Your pain is worth understanding. Your recovery is worth prioritizing.

Learn more at www.uspain.com

Your doctor understands your diagnosis. But do they understand what you're living through?Pain isn't just a number on a ...
10/14/2026

Your doctor understands your diagnosis. But do they understand what you're living through?

Pain isn't just a number on a chart.

The best outcomes happen when a doctor's expertise meets a patient's real experience.

What matters most to you in a doctor: expertise, listening, trust, or all three?

Connect with us at www.uspain.com

10/12/2026

POV: You found a physician network united by one mission.

Different specialties. Different expertise. Different perspectives.

But one shared commitment: improving pain care and changing more lives.

US Pain brings physicians together to connect, collaborate, and share knowledge, because better pain care starts with a stronger network.

One network. One mission. Saving 1 Million Lives.

Learn more at www.uspain.com

10/09/2026

What if your back pain is caused by a vertebra that has slipped out of place?

That’s what happens with spondylolisthesis. One vertebra moves forward over the one below it, which can cause lower back pain, stiffness, or even symptoms that travel into the legs.

But here’s the important part: back pain doesn’t always mean you need surgery.

The right treatment depends on what’s causing your symptoms and how much the condition is affecting you.

Have you ever heard of spondylolisthesis? Comment “YES” if you want us to cover the symptoms and treatment options next.

Learn more at www.uspain.com

Hot or cold? Depends what you're dealing with.🔥 Heat improves blood flow and loosens tight muscles, helpful for chronic ...
10/07/2026

Hot or cold? Depends what you're dealing with.

🔥 Heat improves blood flow and loosens tight muscles, helpful for chronic stiffness.

❄️ Cold reduces swelling and numbs pain, better for fresh injuries or after activity.

No universal rule here. It comes down to the type of pain, when it started, and what's causing it. Sometimes alternating both works best.

Always check with your provider before starting either.

At US Pain Care, we treat the person, not just the diagnosis.

Learn more at www.uspain.com

10/05/2026

A conversation from last year that still matters today.

About a year ago, U.S. Pain Care was invited to The Morning Show in Phoenix to talk about something that hits close to home: opioid use disorder and the patients who are too often left without help.

Our message hasn’t changed. Treat ’em when you meet ’em.

When a patient with opioid use disorder reaches out for help, we believe they should be met with treatment, not judgment or dismissal.

This applies across healthcare settings, including emergency rooms, primary care, and pain clinics.

The goal is simple: recognize the problem, start evidence-based treatment when appropriate, and give patients a chance to move forward.

We continue to believe in our mission to save 1 million lives through better, more compassionate pain care.

Learn more at www.uspain.com

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