National Pain Report

Posts Tagged ‘New Jersey’

• Suspended New Jersey Doc Sues Neurosurgeons

  March 22nd, 2013 by Pat Anson, Editor

  An anesthesiologist whose license was suspended by the New Jersey Board of Medical Examiners is suing a group of neurosurgeons for defamation, conspiracy, and interference with his medical practice, National Pain Report has learned. In a lawsuit to be filed…

  Read More >

• Patients Seek Faster Access to Pain Meds That Work

  September 4th, 2012 by Rob O'Neil

  In most of the United States, health insurance companies – not doctors – decide what pain medications should be prescribed to chronic pain sufferers. It’s a common practice that insurers use to control costs, but it leaves many patients in…

  Read More >

• Puppy Prom goes pink to help the fight against cancer

  April 5th, 2011 by Sean McInnes

  Morris Animal Inn’s Puppy Prom is “Going Pink” to help raise awareness and donations for breast cancer and cancer patients. The luxury resort and spa for pets is hosting its “Pooches in Pink” Puppy Prom on Wednesday, May 4, and…

  Read More >

• Medicare change may hamper wheelchair availability for NJ seniors and disabled

  October 15th, 2010 by Cheri Youmans

  Disabled people and seniors in New Jersey who need motorized wheelchairs could be hampered by changes to Medicare that come into affect on January 2011.

  Read More >