KPMS News & Events

2008-07-11T10:32:00.007-04:00

Kentucky Pain Management Services

Relay for Life Team

The London KPMS site participated in the Relay for Life on June 20, 2008. The American Cancer Society had its annual Relay for Life event at the Optimist Club this year and the KPMS team had great time raising money for this important charity. The KPMS booth offered face painting, snacks, sodas and coffee. The coffee was a big hit—especially since it had rained early in the evening and everyone was chilly!
Much of the money raised by the London/Laurel County Chapter of the American Cancer Society goes to the Hope Lodge in Lexington, KY. Eighteen Laurel County cancer patients were able to use this facility while receiving cancer treatment during 2007. This facility is a home-away-from-home for cancer patients and is free of charge. The Hope Lodge had 32 rooms with a private bathroom, a kitchen, dining room, a library and even wireless internet throughout the facility. If you would like to contribute to the American Cancer Society or the Hope Lodge, or would simply like to read more about the Hope Lodge you can visit the website below:
http://www.cancer.org/docroot/COM/content/div_MidSouth/COM_6_1x_Home_Away_From_Home_in_Lexington.asp#

KPMS Cares--Community

2008-05-21T10:38:00.016-04:00

Welcome to the KPMS News and Events pages. The staff at both the Hazard and London locations have been very busy this spring, both at work and in helping those in need throughout their communities.
KPMS not only wants to help those in chronic pain get back to life, but also wants to help those in their communities who need a helping hand.
The Hazard KPMS staff volunteered at the Habitat for Humanity in Perry County from May 12th-13th, 2008. The staff had a great time working together.

The London KPMS staff is beginning their community service project on May 23rd by volunteering at the Christian Shelter for the Homeless in London.
The London KPMS staff is also signed up to participate in the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life in Laurel County on June 20, 2008. They have dedicated their team to honor Zachary Potter and Lindsay Wagers—two local children who are battling cancer.

The staff members at both clinics are excited about their projects and continues to come up with creative ways to help others in their communities.

News & Events

2008-05-14T10:22:00.000-04:00

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