Florida Society of Pain Care Providers

	Click Here to Join FLSPMP Membership Application New PAIN CME COURSE 11-12-2011 Enrollment Form Course Description
	Paul Sloan President of FLSPMP and Senator Aronberg the Attorney General’s Special Counsel for Pain Clinics on NPR South FL TO LISTEN CLICK HERE Final Pain Clinic Rule” Medical Doctor” in effect TBA in spring 2011 Final Pain Clinic Rule “Osteopathic Physician” in effect Nov 8, 2010
	PAIN CLINIC DRAFT RULES- NOT IN EFFECT Updated DRAFT Rules 64B8-9.0133 and 64B15-14.0053 - Approval of Physician Pain Management Accrediting Organizations (pdf - 16kb) Updated DRAFT Rules 64B8-9.0134 and 64B15-14.0054 - Maximum Number of Prescriptions in Registered Pain Management Clinics (pdf - 6kb)

	Pain Clinic law legal challenge filed in Federal Court (NDFL) Click here to read the complaint

	“Florida Society of Pain Management Providers” (FLSPMP)

	…..ensuring Floridians access to affordable and effective pain management. A Florida not for profit Corporation organized for the advancement of pain management within the exemptions provided by 26 U.S.C.A. IRS 501(c)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code. Membership is limited to Physicians, Facilities, Pharmacies and Corporations who support the right of all physicians to prescribe controlled medications in the treatment of chronic pain.
	The Florida Society of Pain Management Providers is a Florida not for profit Corporation organized for the advancement of pain management within the exemptions provided by 26 U.S.C.A. IRS 501(c)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code. The Florida Society of Pain Management Providers was founded on three principles. To ensure Floridians access to affordable and effective pain management through the use of controlled medications. To ensure all physicians the right to treat chronic pain with controlled medications. To ensure that physicians and facilities operate in a safe and responsible manner. The Florida Society of Pain Management Providers is the united voice of those that are involved in the treatment of chronic pain through the use of controlled medications. The society supports reasonable, fair and thoroughly vetted regulations that will limit the ability of “pill mills” to exist without restricting the public’s access to affordable pain management. The society’s belief is that any rules promulgated to regulate pain management must be done in a manner that ensures all physicians the right to treat chronic pain in a responsible / safe manner moreover without placing excessive and unfair restrictions on their patients.

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