Center for Pain and Supportive Care
Valley Cancer Pain Foundation
soon to be
Dr. Lisa Stearns Cancer Pain Foundation
Dr. Lisa Stearns Cancer Pain Foundation will continue to conduct research, offer education and treatment in the field of cancer pain management.
Mission:
Pain removes hope and destroys the will to live. Aggressive pain control restores quality of life and reunites families. In the patient with progressive cancer, the time before death is invaluable, uncontrolled pain leaves families helpless and guilt-ridden. The death of a suffering family member is a memory forever cemented without resolve. The relief of pain prior to death allows the patient to become the healer who helps his family begin to grieve and let go. Death, in this case, is simply the end of a wonderful life.
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Dr. Lisa Stearns @ CPSC Facebook
With a heavy heart and deep sadness, we are writing to inform that our friend and Cancer Pain champion, Dr. Lisa Stearns, has tragically passed following an accident at her home in Mexico. There are no words to express all the good that was Dr. Stearns. Read more . . .
American Society of Pain and Neuroscience
It is with great sadness we mourn the loss of our close friend and colleague Dr. Lisa Stearns, MD. Last month Lisa was selected as a recipient of the ASPN cancer pain physician of the decade award. Read more . . .
Cancer Pain Research Consortium
Dr. Stearns was one of our founding Board Members, and her vision of medical practice and her determination to relieve the burdens of pain and suffering is the foundation upon which we've built this organization. She was committed to helping patients find their lives beyond a painful diagnosis. Read more . . .
Center for Pain and Supportive Care Continuing Dr. Stearns' Legacy
We will remain open and available to new and existing patients in her honor.
From early on in her career, Dr. Stearns was an innovator and educator. She taught families, patients, and the clinical community at large that traumas, relationships, health choices and spirituality cannot be ignored in the treatment of pain. Hundreds of doctors from around the nation and world have been impacted by her philosophy to treat the whole person as the path to a better quality of life.
A BIG LOSS FOR ALL HUMANITY
Center for Pain and Supportive Care
4611 E. Shea Blvd, Bldg 3, Suite 190
Phoenix, AZ 85028
(480) 889-0180