P.A.R.T. USA
National Resources
Explore reliable information, educational materials, advocacy tools, and practical guidance created for pain patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals, advocates, and communities across the United States.
FEATURED NATIONAL RESOURCE
The Pain Truth Project
The Pain Truth Project gives chronic and rare pain conditions a place to be seen, understood, and remembered. Explore the growing condition directory and learn about the realities patients live with every day.
Patient & Caregiver Resources
Practical information designed to help patients and caregivers understand their options, prepare for appointments, organize information, and participate confidently in their care.
Resources Coming SoonHealthcare Provider Resources
Educational materials and advocacy information supporting individualized care, clinical judgment, responsible treatment, and the doctor-patient relationship.
Resources Coming SoonAdvocacy Tools
Find meaningful ways to speak up, educate others, support policy reform, contact decision-makers, and help protect the rights of pain patients and healthcare professionals.
Learn How You Can HelpReports & Educational Materials
Access reports, issue summaries, educational materials, and research addressing policies and practices that affect pain care throughout the United States.
Library Growing SoonRights & Practical Guidance
National information explaining important patient rights, healthcare processes, medical documentation, privacy protections, and other practical concerns.
Guides Coming SoonState-Specific Resources
State laws, agencies, complaint procedures, contacts, deadlines, and other location-specific information will be provided through the appropriate P.A.R.T. USA state chapter.
Visit State ChaptersA Resource Center That Will Keep Growing
This national resource center is being developed as a living library. New guides, reports, tools, and educational materials will be added as they become available. P.A.R.T. USA does not provide medical or legal advice. Information is provided for general education and advocacy.