Spotlight on MSAA and MultipleSclerosis.net

By Multiple Sclerosis Association of America - MSAA

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Who is MSAA?

The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) is a leading resource for the entire MS community. We provide vital programs, resources, and support for tens of thousands of people with multiple sclerosis annually. MSAA has been dedicated to the mission of Improving Lives Today since 1970.

It is through ongoing support and direct services that MSAA assists people with MS, their families, and their care partners. Our initiatives are designed to advance access to educational and wellness resources as well as address quality-of-life issues.
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Our partnership with MultipleSclerosis.net

MSAA and MultipleSclerosis.net collaborate on providing informative resources and supportive platforms that will benefit the MS community. We believe in empowering those affected by MS by providing access to resources to support and assist in the overall management of MS.

The MSAA and MultipleSclerosis.net teams collaborate with medical and healthcare professionals to ensure that accurate, up-to-date, and helpful information is available to people with MS and their families. MSAA is pleased to have collaborated with MultipleSclerosis.net for over 10 years and looks forward to sharing content that is beneficial to the MS community.
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MSAA resources

MSAA provides services and programs for the MS community at no cost, including:

Supportive platforms including a toll-free Helpline and online chat with MSAA's trained specialists available by phone, email, or live online chat, as well as an online peer-to-peer forum, My MSAA Community, offering individuals with MS, their families, and their care partners an opportunity to connect with others and share experiences in a supportive online environment.
Award-winning educational publications, including MSAA’s magazine, The Motivator, as well as our MS Conversations blog, podcasts, and on-demand video programming and webinars providing informative tips, MS updates, and symptom-management strategies
Equipment Distribution Program offering products designed to improve safety, mobility, and activities of daily living, along with exercise and wellness options. Items include a variety of products such as shower chairs, grab bars, walkers, and wheelchairs. MSAA also offers wellness products including yoga mats and resistance bands.
Cooling Distribution Program offering cooling vests and accessories to help individuals who experience heat sensitivity.
Shared-management tools, including the My MS Manager™ mobile app and MSAA's Ultimate MS Treatment Guide, created to help people be proactive and take steps toward better health and improved quality of life
And more!

MSAA events

Stay tuned for many exciting upcoming MSAA events, including:

June 9, 2025– MSAA’s educational webinar titled, Summer Wellness Tips for Life with MS, featuring Dr. Ilana Katz Sand. This lively and informative webinar will discuss practical tips for staying cool during the summer months, managing symptoms in the heat, maintaining balanced nutrition, and embracing overall wellness throughout the season. This session will offer expert advice and encouragement to help those with MS enjoy a healthy and active summer.

A number of Team MSAA Endurance Events are hosted throughout the year. Through Team MSAA, individuals and groups can join in various endurance events across the country. Participation in these events allows MSAA to provide free programs and services to the MS community.

To stay up-to-date on all upcoming MSAA educational programs, webinars, and events, please visit MSAA's Calendar of Events.

MSAA remains steadfast in our dedication to our mission of Improving Lives Today for the multiple sclerosis community and will continue to provide educational resources and ongoing support to people with MS and their families.

This article represents the opinions, thoughts, and experiences of the author; none of this content has been paid for by any advertiser. The MultipleSclerosis.net team does not recommend or endorse any products or treatments discussed herein. Learn more about how we maintain editorial integrity here.

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