How the opioid crisis affects children & pregnant women — NorthStar Pain Management and Physical Therapy sheds light through partnership

Murfreesboro, Tenn.-based NorthStar Pain Management and Physical Therapy partnered with an organization called We Care to address the nationwide opioid crisis, the Murfreesboro Voice reports.

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Here are three notes:

1. We Care introduced NorthStar Pain Management and Physical Therapy to several groups, including 180 Health Partners and the Child Advocacy Center.

2. Child Advocacy Center works to raise awareness of child abuse issues, including the use of pain medication by expecting mothers. To prevent unborn children from developing opioid tolerance, 180 Health Partners serves as a resource for women who have been on a pain management regimen and become pregnant.

3. NorthStar Pain Management and Physical Therapy’s Andy Jain said, “Our facility takes great pride in the care that we provide to our individual patients as well as the community. We consistently strive to find innovative ways to treat pain.”

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