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EzPaycheck, Simple And Affordable 2012 Payroll Tax Solution For Users Without Accounting Background

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EzPaycheck, Simple And Affordable 2012 Payroll Tax Solution For Users Without Accounting Background













Simple and affordable ezPaycheck payroll software for small business


Houston, TX (PRWEB) January 10, 2012

Managing payroll can be a pain for small business owners. Most business owners are not accountants and many do not have accountants on staff. Payroll tax software provider Halfpricesoft.com recently released the new 2012 edition of ezPaycheck payroll software and offer small business owner another option to calculate taxes, print paycheck and file tax reports.

This PC based eEzPaycheck payroll system was designed with simplicity in mind. The interface for this popular business software is so intuitive and user-friendly that first time users without an accounting background can start doing payroll immediately after installation. The updates of the new edition 3.2.4 include:


    the latest tax changes on the federal and state tax tables
    the new W2 and W3 forms for Year 2012 tax season
    the new Form 940 for employer’s 2011 annual federal unemployment (FUTA) tax return
    the improved user interface with the form level help buttons

“We intentionally engineered this paycheck software for business owners who are not professional accountants and payroll tax experts,” said Halfpricesoft.com founder Dr. Ge. “We believe small business software should be simple – stupid simple – so that business owners can focus their time and energy on running their businesses, not trying to figure out how to run payroll software.”

Despite its easy-to-use nature, ezPaycheck 2012, which is available for free test drive at http://www.halfpricesoft.com/payroll_software_download.asp, does not leave businesses short on features. Rather, ezPaycheck 2012 has all the options and flexibility for doing payroll and printing checks as higher-priced software that is difficult to use. ezPaycheck 2012 includes all these features and more.

Up to date tax tables for all 50 U.S. states, Washington D.C. and federal taxes
Capability for adding local tax rates
Automatically calculate tips, commissions, federal withholding tax, Social Security, Medicare tax, employer unemployment taxes, and other pre-tax and post-tax deductions
Print paychecks using a standard laser printer on blank computer checks or preprinted checks
Use check-in-middle, check-on-top, or check-at-bottom check stock formats
Able to print MICR numbers on blank check stock to save on pre-printed checks
Print signature image on checks for a customized look
Built-in report functions users can customize
Calculate and print daily, weekly, biweekly, semimonthly and monthly payroll periods
Option for masking employees’ Social Security Numbers on check stubs
Compile and print federal tax forms w2, w3, 940 and 941
Unlimited free technical support

Available for just $ 89 per year ($ 59 to renew), ezPaycheck payroll software has remained at that affordable price since its initial release in 2005. New customers considering ezPaycheck 2012 can download and sample the payroll software without charge or obligation for up to 30 days. The free download includes a sample database, to make it easier for customers to test drive all the features of ezPaycheck 2012 before purchasing a license key.

Doing first thing first is important for any business to succeed in 2012. To learn more about ezPaycheck payroll tax solution, please visit http://www.halfpricesoft.com/index.asp

About Halfpricesoft.com and ezPaycheck payroll software

ezPaycheck is developed and distributed by Halfpricesoft.com, a Louisville, Ky.-based firm committed to creating affordable and easy-to-use financial software for small businesses. Additional small-business payroll software titles available from Halfpricesoft.com include w2 software, 1099 software, check printing software, employee time tracking software and barcode printing software.

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No Pain, Your Gain — September is Pain Awareness Month

Posted by on December 23, 2011 1 comment

No Pain, Your Gain — September is Pain Awareness Month












Belleville, IL (Vocus) September 8, 2010

Pain is a leading cause of disability in the United States, according to Allsup, a nationwide provider of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) representation and Medicare plan selection services. September is Pain Awareness Month, and Allsup supports the American Pain Foundation’s (APF) virtual march on Washington to raise awareness about the barriers to accessing appropriate and effective pain management and the desperate need to improve pain care for all Americans.

There are two basic types of pain — acute and chronic. The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke characterizes them as follows:


Acute pain, for the most part, results from disease, inflammation, or injury to tissues. This type of pain generally comes on suddenly, for example, after trauma or surgery, and may be accompanied by anxiety or emotional distress. The cause of acute pain can usually be diagnosed and treated, and the pain is self-limiting — confined to a given period of time and severity. In some rare instances, it can become chronic.

Chronic pain is widely believed to represent disease itself. It can be made much worse by environmental and psychological factors. Chronic pain persists over a longer period of time than acute pain and is resistant to most medical treatments. It can — and often does — cause severe problems for patients.

Pain is an all too common secondary condition for people with disabilities. For example, nearly half of people with multiple sclerosis have chronic pain, according to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

People who are paralyzed often have what is called neurogenic pain resulting from damage to nerves in the spinal cord. For some survivors of spinal cord injury, pain or an intense burning or stinging sensation is unremitting due to hypersensitivity in some parts of the body.

The National Fibromyalgia Association cites chronic widespread body pain as the primary symptom of fibromyalgia. The pain has been described as stabbing and shooting pain and deep muscular aching, throbbing, and twitching.

Whatever the source or type, unrelieved pain causes suffering, can lead to other health problems, and delays recovery, thereby adding unnecessarily to health care costs, according to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. If a person is unable to continue working because of pain, it can have a catastrophic financial impact.

Organizations like the MS Society and National Fibromyalgia Association encourage patients to talk to their healthcare providers and ask about their pain management options. They may include simple analgesics (pain-relievers) like acetaminophen, aspirin or non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS); or nonpharmacological treatments and alternative therapies, such as stretching and movement therapies, gentle massage, heat, exercises, hydrotherapy and relaxation techniques.

Knowing your financial options and taking stock of your available resources, including health insurance and SSDI benefits can help address the significant financial impact of not being able to work due to pain.

“Understanding your expenses and identifying sources of available income are important first steps to minimizing financial problems,” said Paul Gada, personal financial planning director for the Allsup Disability Life Planning Center. “Taking advantage of all the benefits you are entitled to can save you money, improve your healthcare and reduce stress.”

In addition to joining the virtual march on Washington, you can help promote pain awareness and treatment by sending Pain Awareness Month E-Cards to family, friends, caregivers and healthcare providers. The National Fibromyalgia Association’s FM Aware magazine is sponsoring the free service in honor of Pain Awareness month. Visitors to http://www.fmaware.org can send cards throughout September.

ABOUT ALLSUP

Allsup is a nationwide provider of Social Security disability, Medicare and Medicare Secondary Payer compliance services for individuals, employers and insurance carriers. Founded in 1984, Allsup employs nearly 700 professionals who deliver specialized services supporting people with disabilities and seniors so they may lead lives that are as financially secure and as healthy as possible. The company is based in Belleville, Ill., near St. Louis.

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Dr. Seradge Announces Oklahoma?s Orthopedic Institute Adds Board Certified Pain Management Specialist

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Dr. Seradge Announces Oklahoma’s Orthopedic Institute Adds Board Certified Pain Management Specialist












Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Vocus/PRWEB) January 23, 2011

Dr. Houshang Seradge, founder of the Orthopedic Institute (OI), is pleased to announce that Dr. Allen Dennis has received his board certification in pain. Dr. Dennis, who is already board certified in anesthesiology, is fellowship trained in pain management. He joined OI in September of 2010 as the director of the multidisciplinary pain management program.

Dr. Dennis is a specialist in the multidisciplinary interventional approach to pain management treatment and is the author of chapters in multiple medical books and international conference presentations related to pain management. He has expertise in all areas of non-invasive and invasive management of chronic pain. Dr. Dennis is accepting new patients.

“The Orthopedic Institute is pleased to have a specialist with Dr. Dennis’ skills. His training and experience in treating patients with chronic and acute pain makes him a valuable addition to our team of physicians. Through our team approach, we are able to provide complete orthopedic care for our patients, in one location,” stated Dr. Seradge.

The Orthopedic Institute, founded in 1980, by Dr. Seradge, is one of Oklahoma City’s most comprehensive orthopedic care centers, in a single location. Orthopedic Institute’s physicians are on the leading edge of their respective fields in orthopedics, rheumatology, neurology and pain management. OI treats all musculoskeletal conditions through the use of the most advanced techniques in orthopedic care. Physicians at OI are dedicated to helping patients return to a healthy life style.

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Pain Management Center Launches New Website

Posted by on July 31, 2011 1 comment

Pain Management Center Launches New Website











Michael MineHart, M.D.

Arcadia, CA (PRWEB) August 3, 2010

API’s updated website features detailed instructions on how to prepare for your treatments, as well as comprehensive answers to frequently asked questions about each of its treatments.

Patients and physicians can learn more by watching one of API’s educational videos, also available on the website. An introductory video provides background on Dr. MineHart’s expertise and on API’s services and facilities. A second video discusses common causes and treatments for migraine headaches and back pain. The final video explains causes and treatments for endometriosis pain.

Information about upcoming events is also available on the website. API hosts several educational seminars for physicians and patients throughout the year, as well as an open house for physicians to view their new facilities. Specifics about these events and how to register are listed on the website.

The Advanced Pain Institute (API) was founded in 1990 by I. Michael MineHart, M.D. to meet the needs of a growing segment of patients seeking relief from severe pain. Dr. MineHart is a board certified anesthesiologist specializing in interventional pain management for the treatment of chronic pain. Dr. MineHart’s goal is to develop and provide the most effective therapy plan for the treatment of pain. His comprehensive training in advanced pain management combined with state-of-the-art techniques have enabled him to successfully diagnose and treat patients suffering from a variety of conditions.

API provides the latest techniques and innovative procedures to help patients improve their quality of life. It also offers innovative interventional pain management modalities in pending pharmaceutical research studies, while managing recurring challenges associated with pain. Patients experience quick and sustaining relief while referring physicians are reassured of improved outcomes for their patients.

About API

Advanced Pain Institute is a premier Los Angeles pain management center offering interventional pain management for the treatment of chronic pain and other symptoms. Providing the latest techniques and innovative procedures to help patients improve their quality of life, API offers treatment for issues such as: fibromyalgia pain, post surgical pain, pelvic pain, sciatica pain, arthritis pain, back pain, and neck pain. To view a full list of pain management treatments visit http://www.advancedpain.com.

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Revolutionary New Treatment for Back Pain in Monmouth County

Posted by on July 31, 2011 1 comment

Revolutionary New Treatment for Back Pain in Monmouth County












Red Bank, NJ (PRWEB) September 30, 2010

As the population ages, pain is on the rise. More specifically, back pain has become the most common reason that patients visit a doctor for pain-related complaints. It’s unfortunate, then, that the pain management and rehabilitation process is often a scattered, confusing ordeal that forces patients to visit a number of different offices to see a medical doctor, physical therapist, acupuncturist, massage therapist, and/or chiropractic doctor. In most cases, these practitioners have little or no communication with one another, resulting in an incoherent and ineffective treatment plan.

Monmouth Pain and Rehabilitation Center is changing this treatment model by incorporating medical care for pain management; physical therapy; acupuncture; massage therapy; and chiropractic care in one location. The goal of this type of treatment is to reduce pain, increase movement, and rehabilitate patients without surgery. To do so, the practitioners at our Red Bank, NJ office work in close collaboration with each other to ensure the best possible care for each patient.

Our Monmouth County office’s Medical Director, Dr. Joseph Mejia, D.O., is a specialist in pain management and disorders of the musculoskeletal system. He is board certified in Pain Management and Rehabilitation (PM&R). His role is to act as the head of a team of professionals to help back pain patients rehabilitate through physical therapy and the other modalities offered at the facility. Back pain patients may receive any of the following treatments under the supervision of Dr. Mejia:

Spinal Decompression for Back Pain: This therapy has helped many back pain patients avoid surgery by reducing the pressure on compressed nerves to alleviate pain. It is also used to reverse the damage of herniated or bulged discs;

Back Pain Relief through Physical Therapy: This modality is used to increase mobility and lessen pain while building the strength necessary to avoid future back pain issues;

Acupuncture and Back Pain: Using ancient Chinese medical theories, acupuncture is an extremely effective method of reducing back pain. It stimulates the body to harness the natural ability to fight pain. For example, acupuncture prompts the release of endorphins, which are produced by the body and have opiate-like properties;

Massage Therapy: Deep Tissue Massage applies direct pressure to the soft tissues of the back to release tension and pain; and/or

Chiropractic Care for Back Pain: Back pain patients can benefit from chiropractic in two main ways: chiropractic increases motion in the joints of the spine to re-establish normal movement while realigning the spine to reduce pain and inflammation.

When patients are experiencing debilitating pain that inhibits the rehabilitation process, the medical doctor at Monmouth Pain and Rehabilitation Center may administer one of a number of minimally invasive procedures involving the injection of a long-lasting steroid and/or anesthetic numbing agent. For back pain sufferers, these may include Epidural Steroid Injections, Trigger Point Injections; Sacroiliac Injections, and Coccyx Injections (among others). This strategy helps to relieve back pain and start the rehabilitation process.

For people experiencing back pain in Monmouth County, Monmouth Pain and Rehabilitation Center is located in Red Bank, NJ and is currently accepting new patients. Please contact Monmouth Pain and Rehab at 732-345-1377 or visit our Web site at monmouthspine.com.

Monmouth Pain and Rehabilitation Center

7 Globe Court

Red Bank NJ 07701

Phone: 732.345.1377

Fax: 732.936.9493

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New Pain Management Technology Will Help Doctors Treat Patients

Posted by on July 31, 2011 1 comment

New Pain Management Technology Will Help Doctors Treat Patients










(PRWEB) January 24, 2006

Danard-Lilly, Corporation, a Southern California medical technology company is rolling out the latest development in pain management and assessment technology.

Currently they are introducing a new pain survey and computerized psychological profiling combination that will help doctors:


     Avoid Misdiagnosis

    Decrease Patient Recovery Time

    Lower Insurance Costs

    Improve Practice Profitability

Doctors need better tools to treat their patients.

Traditional pain management and pain assessment tools are weak at best. They simply fail to bridge the communication gap between doctor and patient. This makes any treatment less effective, and increases patient time to recovery.

There is a better way.

Danard-Lilly provides a comprehensive pain management and assessment that includes the McGill Pain Inventory, which the patient can easily fill out in about 15 minutes. An easy to use computerized psychological pain profiling report is generated which doctors can use to track and analyze patient responses.

This new computerized pain assessment bridges the communication gap between Doctor and patient, so both sides have a better understanding of what the other is communicating.

The patient learns a better way to communicate with their doctor.

The doctor gets a better tool for diagnosing the patients’ problem.

Analysis is objective rather than subjective.

The psychological pain assessment is based on decades of clinical research into the psychological aspects of pain management and assessment. This level of communication leads to more precise diagnosis, which results in better determination in the initial and continuing choice of treatment.

Participate in a free pain assessment clinical trial today.

Danard-Lilly, Corporation, for a limited time, is providing a one time free clinical trial of their Psychological Pain Assessment to qualifying medical clinics and doctors. To find out if you qualify call Danard Lilly’s Corporate office at (714) 385-1136.

Who is Danard-Lilly?

Danard-Lilly is an Anahei, California-based medical technology company with over a decade of experience specializing in pain management and pain assessment.

How to contact us:

Danard-Lilly Corporate Office

1725 South Douglass Road, Suite H

Anaheim, CA 92806

(714) 385-1131 or visit http://www.danardlilly.com

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American Pain Society Conference Sheds Light on Critical Challenges in Pain Management

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American Pain Society Conference Sheds Light on Critical Challenges in Pain Management











Newton, MA (PRWEB) May 6, 2009

On May 7-9, the American Pain Society (APS) will hold its 28th Annual Scientific Meeting in San Diego, California. The meeting brings together pain scientists and health care professionals to discuss the latest findings related to the diagnosis, treatment, and management of acute pain, chronic cancer and non-cancer pain, and recurrent pain. Inflexxion, a company that creates scientifically validated solutions for critical areas of health care, is presenting a poster to introduce painACTION.com, an online resource to help patients self-manage chronic pain.

“The APS conference is especially relevant right now, when we’re starting to see important innovations in pain treatment and management emerging in response to critical challenges, such as the rise of prescription pain medication misuse, abuse, and overdose,” says Kevin Zacharoff, M.D., Director of Medical Affairs at Inflexxion. “The painACTION website is designed to serve as a daily resource for patients with chronic pain conditions, while at the same time providing clinicians with a useful tool for increasing the quality of care – including ensuring that their patients understand how to take prescription pain medications safely.”

Developed with grant support from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), painACTION is a non-promotional website that provides unbiased information on self-managing pain. It leverages innovative technology, including a “smart” recommendation engine that delivers customized content to individuals, based on a user’s pain profile, the information the individual has viewed, and psychosocial assessments.

To complement the guidance that clinicians provide during office visits, painACTION also offers multimedia lessons, tools, and articles on taking pain medications appropriately and safely, with an entire risk management curriculum devoted specifically to opioids.

Finally, painACTION provides specialized tools to empower patients in self-managing pain. Users can track their pain with an online Daily Pain Tracker, and print out charts to share with their health care provider. They can also complete skill-based lessons for self-managing their specific pain condition, with learning modules for managing cancer pain, back pain, and migraine pain.

“We view resources such as painACTION to be a critical piece of the pain self-management puzzle,” says Emil Chiauzzi, Ph.D., a Principal Investigator in the project and Vice President of Product Strategy at Inflexxion. “It is important that people in pain build the daily coping skills to complement formal medical treatment, and utilizing the Internet affords consistent and reliable access to such information.”

The ongoing dissemination of painACTION is supported by Endo Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and King Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

To learn more about painACTION, visit the website at http://www.painACTION.com.

About Inflexxion

Founded in 1989, Inflexxion leverages technology to improve public health. We create clinically validated tools and programs for critical areas of health care, including prevention and wellness education, addiction and pain treatment, and pharmaceutical risk management. These innovative solutions help reduce health-related risks, enhance clinical outcomes, and positively impact the quality of care.

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EIM Affirms The Need To Educate Physical Therapists In Pain Sciences

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EIM Affirms The Need To Educate Physical Therapists In Pain Sciences











In June 2011, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) reports that “every year, at least 116 million adult Americans experience chronic pain, a condition that cots the nation between $ 560 billion and $ 635 billion annually.”


Louisville, KY (PRWEB) July 26, 2011

EIM, known for administering the largest physical therapy residency program in the United States, offers an online, continuing education course titled, An Introduction to the Diagnosis and Management of Chronic Spinal Pain, that provides an evidence-based knowledge of pain sciences for physical therapists. This course focuses practicing physical therapists on actionable ways to successfully manage difficult spinal pain conditions.

In June 2011, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) reports that “every year, at least 116 million adult Americans experience chronic pain, a condition that costs the nation between $ 560 billion and $ 635 billion annually.” The IOM report also notes that much of the pain experienced by adults in the United States is preventable or could be better managed. The Evidence In Motion (EIM) Institute for Health Professions recognizes the need to educate physical therapists on chronic pain treatment and prevention.

“Pain is the principal reason why patients seek physical therapy,” explains Timothy Flynn, PT, PhD , and EIM owner. “It is critical that today’s physical therapist maintains a basic, accurate knowledge of the pain sciences. Nowhere is the nature of pain and suffering more misunderstood than in the arena of spinal pain. The data is overwhelming that our current medical and surgical procedures are harming a large number of patients by failing to implement current evidence into the management of spinal pain.”

Upon completion of EIM’s Chronic Spinal Pain Course, participants will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the current science of nociception, the experience of pain, and the nature of suffering. They also will learn to describe modulators of pain that increase or decrease the pain experience and identify factors that influence the course of a patient’s prognosis. In addition, after course completion, students will be able to use knowledge in the pain sciences related to structure, movement dysfunction, response to injury and disease and promotion of health and wellness to enhance outcomes for patients with chronic spinal pain.

This course is self-paced and is designed to be completed in a 4-week time period; however, students have a maximum of 8 weeks to complete the course if needed. Participants earn 1 credit hour or 1.5 CEU’s from the EIM Institute of Health Professions upon completion.

“…I’d like to thank you for your courses. It’s great to be able to use your material and get instant gratification with treatment…” states a recent EIM student. “…because of your courses, I have become a better clinician as it relates to skills and problem solving …Thank you!”

For more information on EIM’s Chronic Spinal Pain Course and other offerings, please call 1-888-709-7096 or email info(at)eimpt(dot)com.

About Evidence In Motion:

Evidence in Motion (EIM) is an education and consultation company whose sole reason of existence is to elevate the physical therapy profession and the role of physical therapists in healthcare delivery. A strong dedication to fostering the creation and assimilation of an evidence-based practice culture within the physical therapy profession is a cornerstone of Evidence In Motion’s mission. They have put in place evidence-based practice treatment pathways in many facilities and aims to promote the global sharing of information and ideas, thus advancing evidence-based physical therapy practice, research and education around the world. Evidence In Motion offers Continuing Education, Residencies, a Fellowship Program, a Musculoskeletal Transition DPT, and an Executive Program in Private Practice Management with optional Transition DPT. For more information, please visit EvidenceInMotion.com. You can also find Evidence In Motion on Facebook and Twitter, @EIMTeam.

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Living Beyond Pain: A Gallery of Creative Expression

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Living Beyond Pain: A Gallery of Creative Expression











(PRWEB) July 14, 2011

Aventine Co. announced today the kickoff of Living Beyond Pain, with an invitation to participate in this multimedia showcase designed to illustrate the challenge of, and response to, the increasingly prevalent issue of chronic pain. The Living Beyond Pain Gallery will present creative expressions of prevailing —real-life stories of coping, managing, and moving beyond pain. A variety of media formats can be submitted: art (illustration or graphics), video, music, personal narratives, and poetry. Prizes will be awarded in 2012 for selected contributions, which will also be prominently featured at PAINWeek 2011, the National Conference on Pain for Frontline Practitioners, convening at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on September 7. It will also be an element of a new program expressly designed for people with chronic pain and those who care for them: Life Beyond Pain.

Chronic pain is the most common reason for Americans seeking healthcare today, and the field of pain management is the focus of unprecedented attention.

Commenting on the launch of Living Beyond Pain, Debra Weiner, Managing Partner of Aventine Co. said, “We are extremely excited to be introducing this opportunity for people with chronic pain to share their experience in a creative and affirmative environment. Despite pain, life goes forward, and these expressions of living beyond pain can be positive and inspirational. We look forward to welcoming different perspectives and sharing them in the Gallery.”

Patients with pain and their caregivers are invited to participate, and healthcare providers are encouraged to share this opportunity with their patients. To submit a contribution to Living Beyond Pain, visit http://www.LifeBeyondPain.org.

About Aventine Co.:

Aventine Co. is unique in the world of medical communications, with a singular focus on pain management education. In 2007, Aventine launched the PAINWeek National Conference on Pain for Frontline Practitioners, the first of its kind, targeting clinicians with an interest in pain management. This year, the PAINWeek national conference will welcome over 1500 healthcare professionals seeking to improve their assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of acute and chronic pain. Aventine also produces PAINWeekEnd, a program of regional conferences for healthcare providers and is the management company for the American Society of Pain Educators (ASPE), a 501(c)(3) organization.

Copyright © 2010, Aventine Co. PAINWeek, the PAINWeek logo, “The National Conference on Pain for Frontline Practitioners”,PAINWeekEnd, Life Beyond Pain, and Living Beyond Pain are trademarks of Aventine Co. All other trademarks are the property of respective owners. All rights reserved.

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Korunda Pain Management Center to Focus on Offering Alternative Pain Treatment Options to Savvy Patients

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Korunda Pain Management Center to Focus on Offering Alternative Pain Treatment Options to Savvy Patients










Naples, FL (PRWEB) August 21, 2010

Korunda Pain Management Center in Naples, Florida, will focus on presenting patients with a holistic approach to their pain management needs. Acute and chronic pain can be a problem for many and frequently pharmaceutical medications are not the only method of dealing with such pain. At Korunda Pain Management Center, patients have access to a wide array of alternative pain management techniques such as acupuncture, holistic medicine and holistic treatments.

Alternative treatments for pain are often sought out by individuals due to a desire to find natural ways to make the pain cease. Some patients are allergic to a wide array of pharmaceuticals and therefore seek out other pain relief options whereas others simply want to explore all alternatives to relieving their bothersome pain.

The doctors and staff at Korunda Pain Management Center know nowadays patients prefer natural treatment to medication to deal with their acute and chronic pain issues. Not only will the Korunda Pain Management Center staff help patients by prescribing various alternative pain treatment options but will also help them adjust to their current pain levels and find ways to finally achieve relief.

The exact alternative pain management treatments will depend on the type of pain one is experiencing, the location of the pain and the patient’s specific needs and desires. The physicians at Korunda Pain Management Center thoroughly examine the patient and prescribe the best alternative pain treatment methods which will work best in the individual situation. From acupuncture to holistic remedies, there is bound to be the perfect pain management option available.

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