The Elliot Lewis Center

03/13/2026

🧡 MS Awareness Month: Wear Orange & Show Your Support! 🧡

Throughout this week we’ve been sharing ways to take part in MS Awareness Month, and today’s action is a simple one—Wear Orange!

Wearing orange is a visible way to raise awareness and show support for the millions of people living with multiple sclerosis. Whether it’s a shirt, a ribbon, or even a small orange accessory, every show of support helps spark conversations and spread awareness.

Team ELC is proud to wear orange in support of our patients and the MS community. 🧡

Share your own orange photo and tag to help keep the momentum going!

📸: Team ELC

03/12/2026

🤝 MS Awareness Month: Support the MS Community!

Today’s action: Support a MS Organization. Whether by donating, volunteering, or spreading the word, your support helps improve the lives of those living with MS. Every bit counts! Did you know The ELC Foundation has a Financial Assistance Program to support patients with MS?

📸: Patient Story Highlighting The ELC Foundation's Financial Assistance Program

Read Nancy's story on our website

Nancy describes her experience with diagnosis, The Elliot Lewis Center and seeking financial assistance from The ELC Foundation.

03/11/2026

📚 MS Awareness Month: Educate & Empower!

Today’s action: Educate yourself and others. Knowledge is power! Learn more about MS, attend webinars, read patient stories, and share trusted resources to help spread awareness.

Let’s work together to raise understanding and support for those living with MS.

📸 ELC Education Day 2025

Visit our patient resource page https://elliotlewisms.com/patient-resources/

03/10/2026

🏛 MS Awareness Month: Advocate for Change! Each day this week, we’re sharing ways to participate in MS Awareness Month!

Today’s action: Advocate for Change. Policy improvements can expand access to MS treatments, healthcare, and research funding. By speaking up, you help drive real change for those living with MS!

Join the movement—become an MS activist today! This year's MS State Action Day in MA is May 12th. Sign up on the National Multiple Sclerosis Society's website. https://www.nationalmssociety.org/how-you-can-help/get-involved/advocate/take-action/state-action-day

Stay informed on healthcare policy changes with advocacy alerts from Infusion Access Foundation. https://infusionaccessfoundation.org/advocacy/

📸 MS State Action Day 2024

03/09/2026

Step Up for MS Awareness Month – Join Team ELC at Walk MS !
Walk MS unites us to raise funds, build awareness, and support those living with MS with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Take a step toward a world free of MS—register today!

https://events.nationalmssociety.org/team/ELC

03/09/2026

March 8-14 is MS Awareness Week! 🎗One way to spread awareness is to share your story! Have you read the patient stories on our website? Interested in sharing your story? Let us know!
https://elliotlewisms.com/ms-patient-stories/

03/02/2026

There is a current research study going on looking to help people with MS manage moderate-to-severe fatigue. Check out the link to learn more and sign up if you’re interested: https://cafems.iconquerms.org

02/22/2026

Zeta may be the only member of our team excited about the weather forecast! The Elliot Lewis Center will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 23rd due to snow. ❄️

If you have an appointment for tomorrow, you should have already received a phone call or email. The best way to reach us when we're out of the office is by emailing your doctor or our Contact Us page on our website https://elliotlewisms.com/contact-us/

02/12/2026

MS Research & AI: The Neuroimmunology Clinic & Research Lab at Massachusetts General Hospital is conducting a clinical trial utilizing a new AI tool, Dannce.AI , which objectively measures patient movement through videotape.

The goal of this study is to improve the assessment of movement and neurological disorders through advanced videography, with the long-term aim of enabling more accurate diagnoses, prognoses, and treatment strategies for conditions such as MS. They are seeking both MS patients and healthy volunteers to participate. The study involves a single in-person visit lasting approximately 1.5 hours. During the session, participants will be filmed using multiple cameras while performing guided physical exercises. You will be compensated for your time & transportation.

Interested in participating? Send us an email through our website and we'll connect you!

02/10/2026

The caricature trend, The Elliot Lewis Center edition! How did Chat do? 💙

02/06/2026

NeurologyLive highlights a poster by Dr. Joshua Katz presented at ACTRIMS: Cladribine Maintains Efficacy, Safety Profile in Older Patients With Multiple Sclerosis.

Read more 👇

💊 Newly reported findings from the Aging study, a 24-month observational, single-arm, real-world, phase 4 trial, showed that cladribine, an FDA-approved disease-modifying therapy for relapsing , maintained its favorable risk-benefit profile in older patients aged 65 and up. ACTRIMS EMD Serono

All told, the findings support the therapeutic value of cladribine in older patients with , regardless of age at treatment initiation.

Read More 👉 https://hubs.li/Q0422JN50

02/05/2026

Big advocacy win for the MS community 🧡 Congress listened—MS research funding is partially restored, protections are strengthened, and access to care moves forward. Read more at the link. National Multiple Sclerosis Society
https://www.nationalmssociety.org/news-and-magazine/news/advocacy-breaking-news-8