Patient Resources

Patient Resources

To be an effective program and center, being part of an MS community is essential.  810 MS Specialty Center is Partners in Care with the National MS Society. This gives our team additional resources that may be beneficial to you.

810 MS Specialty Center also has a strong relationship with the Center for Medicare Advocacy. Our similar missions have been instrumental in fighting for the rights of those with MS.

Please view the links below to resources and professionals that are trusted by our team.

Please contact us with any questions at 1-800-810-6772.

General Resources

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Ice Vests

Ice vests can make a significant difference with regards to your fatigue levels and MS symptomology.  Cooling your body down allows you to safely work out but also, get more done during the warmer-summer-months.  Time-and-time again we have patients report to us the profound effect it has had on their lives.  

Polar-Products Use PROMO CODE ‘BECOOL’ for a 10% discount with every order 

Longer Lasting Ice Vest Link 

Fashionable Ice Vest Links

 

Disability Rights and Process

Jamie R Hall, Esq 

Mr. Hall has been working with 810 MS Specialty Center since 2008.  Jamie specializes in Social Security and Long-Term Disability for those with multiple sclerosis(MS).  Jamie is a wealth of information and has helped many of our patients over the years. 

Please visit his website for more information 

Link to Jamie R Hall contact info and more 

 

 

The New Jersey and Pennsylvania Department of Human Services works in partnership with families, consumers, advocacy groups, service providers and state and municipal officials throughout the state to ensure that the rights of people with disabilities are protected and that they and their families have access to quality programs and services that meet their needs.

 Link for NJ Department of Health and Human Services

PA Dept of Disability and Aging Link

 

 

National MS Society Navigator

This is an excellent resource for those have MS.  The National MS Society is able to help you with many of the things you may be struggling with.  From financial assistance, to education to finding an MS specialist, the Navigator program is an excellent resource to explore! 

MS Navigator Link 

NJ Access Link
Septa provides paratransit service for senior citizens and individuals with disabilities through its Customized Community Transportation program.

Septa Link for those with Disabilities in PA

The New Jersey Department of Human Services works in partnership with families, consumers, advocacy groups, service providers and state and municipal officials throughout the state to ensure that the rights of people with disabilities are protected and that they and their families have access to quality programs and services that meet their needs.
Link for NJ Department of Health and Human Services 

 

PA Human Services, Disability and Aging Services:
https://www.dhs.pa.gov/Services/Disabilities-Aging/Pages/default.aspx 

Psychology Today's Clinician Resources

We all have to deal with stress, anxiety, depression and feelings of hopelessness from time-to-time.  Some periods are worse than others.  It’s important we find healthy ways to manage that stress or those emotional challenges.  This is especially true for those with MS.  It is possible that an increase in stress levels can have an adverse effect on your MS symptoms.  This is why it is important you have behavioral therapist on your team.  Psychology today is an excellent resource.  Our staff can help you find someone who is versed in chronic disease and management.  

Link to Psychology Today

Occupational Therapy Resources

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Energy Conservation

Energy Conservation is a very important aspect of disease management for those with MS.  Please see our link below for helpful tips on energy conservation throughout the day.  This can  help you get more done safely and without causing acute fatigue. 

Energy Conservation Article Link 

Sleep Hygiene

How to Make a Sleep Friendly Bedroom 

Link for how to make a sleep friendly bedroom 

Track Your Sleep: 2-week sleep diary
Workplace Accommodations

Job Accommodation Network – very comprehensive resource outlining possible accommodation or work activities. Also, a good resource for anyone using a phone or computer to get idea. 

Job Network and MS Link 

Physical Therapy Resources

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