Kansas Society of Interventional Pain Physicians

Kansas Society of Interventional Pain Physicians The Kansas Society of Interventional Pain Physicians is committed to being your voice to help you advocate for your patients in your practice.

KSIPP is the dominant state society representing interventional pain management physicians in our state.

Honoring excellence at . Dr. Dawood Sayed was recognized with the Outstanding Leadership Award and led impactful discus...
10/08/2025

Honoring excellence at . Dr. Dawood Sayed was recognized with the Outstanding Leadership Award and led impactful discussions on Minimally Invasive Spinal Decompression and ‘The Muscle Behind the Pain’ during the Breakfast Symposium sponsored by Mainstay Medical. His dedication and expertise continue to advance the field of pain management and inspire peers across healthcare.

A sincere thank you to Dr. John Prunskis for sharing his expertise and perspectives on reforms in the Medicare and Medic...
10/07/2025

A sincere thank you to Dr. John Prunskis for sharing his expertise and perspectives on reforms in the Medicare and Medicaid system. Your insights offered a valuable look behind the curtain and added great depth to KSIPP 2025.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Vanila Singh for her invaluable contribution as moderator, and to our distingui...
10/06/2025

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Vanila Singh for her invaluable contribution as moderator, and to our distinguished panelists for sharing their expertise at KSIPP 2025. Your thoughtful perspectives, dedication, and leadership added immense value to the conference and inspired meaningful conversations. Thank you for helping make this session such an important highlight of the event.

We are honored to share that Dr. Mayank Gupta, MD, Founder of Kansas Pain Management, will be presenting at the NYNJ Con...
10/01/2025

We are honored to share that Dr. Mayank Gupta, MD, Founder of Kansas Pain Management, will be presenting at the NYNJ Conference 2025 on the topic ‘abdominal discomfort syndrome.’ His commitment to advancing patient care and contributing to the medical community continues to inspire us. We look forward to the valuable knowledge and insights he will bring to this prestigious event.

Highlights from Dr. Sudhir Diwan’s session on ‘Stem Cells in Chronic Pain’ at . Discussing whether stem cells represent...
09/30/2025

Highlights from Dr. Sudhir Diwan’s session on ‘Stem Cells in Chronic Pain’ at . Discussing whether stem cells represent a new frontier in drug therapy, this session offered valuable insights for clinicians and healthcare professionals exploring advanced strategies in chronic pain management.

We are grateful to Dr. Alaa Abd-Elsayed for moderating the important discussion on Pain Psychology and its impact on chr...
09/29/2025

We are grateful to Dr. Alaa Abd-Elsayed for moderating the important discussion on Pain Psychology and its impact on chronic pain. Your leadership and expertise brought great value to KSIPP 2025. Congratulations as well on receiving the Excellence in Pain Research Award — a well-deserved recognition of your dedication and contributions to the field.

Looking ahead with strong leadership. At , Dr. Annu Navani, Incoming President of ASIPP, outlined key policies and plan...
09/26/2025

Looking ahead with strong leadership. At , Dr. Annu Navani, Incoming President of ASIPP, outlined key policies and plans shaping the future of interventional pain management. Her update highlighted a clear path forward for innovation, advocacy, and better patient care.

Highlights from Dr. Leonardo Kapural’s session on Closed Loop Stimulation at . Sharing insights on advancing patient ou...
09/25/2025

Highlights from Dr. Leonardo Kapural’s session on Closed Loop Stimulation at . Sharing insights on advancing patient outcomes and the latest in neuromodulation, this session offered valuable strategies for clinicians and healthcare professionals in minimally invasive pain therapy.”

At KSIPP 2025, Robert Levy, MD shared his expertise in a comprehensive session on Neuromodulation: Multiple Waveforms. H...
09/25/2025

At KSIPP 2025, Robert Levy, MD shared his expertise in a comprehensive session on Neuromodulation: Multiple Waveforms. His insights offered a deeper understanding of how neuromodulation continues to evolve in advancing pain care.

KSIPP 2025 featured Kenneth Chapman, MD with an engaging session on Burst Stimulation. He also shared valuable insights ...
09/25/2025

KSIPP 2025 featured Kenneth Chapman, MD with an engaging session on Burst Stimulation. He also shared valuable insights as part of the panel discussion on the Emerging Role of Artificial Intelligence in Pain Medicine. We appreciate his contributions to advancing the field.

Dr. Melissa Perchellet and Dr. Satneet Singh presented on Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) and Medication-Assisted Treatment (M...
09/23/2025

Dr. Melissa Perchellet and Dr. Satneet Singh presented on Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) at the 5th KSIPP Annual Conference. Their session focused on evidence-based strategies, treatment pathways, and the role of MAT in improving outcomes for patients with OUD.

Snapshots from the event featuring Arnav Gupta in action. His participation and enthusiasm added to the energy of the da...
09/23/2025

Snapshots from the event featuring Arnav Gupta in action. His participation and enthusiasm added to the energy of the day, capturing memorable moments and inspiring everyone present.

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