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About AIHS
About AIHS
Who We Are
The American Interventional Headache Society™ (AIHS) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) national professional organization working for the benefit of people suffering from intractable headache, neck, and face pain that is not responding to conventional treatment. There is a big gap in the education and training of both patients and health care providers about multimodal interventional treatment options for the treatment of medically resistant head, neck, and face pain. Patients and health care providers must be adequately trained and educated to identify and implement appropriate multimodal interventional treatment options for medically refractory or treatment resistant head, neck, and face pain.

AIHS Expertise & Leadership
AIHS values expertise and the full range of knowledge and skills that are needed for the achievement of its objectives. It is founded by an international expert in interventional headache management, Samer Narouze, MD, PhD. The board of directors has world renowned headache and pain experts with diverse backgrounds (neurology, internal medicine, pain medicine, anesthesiology, and neurosurgery).

Our Mission
To promote and advance the science and practice of multimodal interventional treatment of intractable headache, neck, and orofacial pain.
Our Vision
To be the leader in multimodal interventional headache treatments through innovations in patient care, education, and research.
Our Purpose
To raise awareness, promote, and advance interventional headache, neck and orofacial pain science through research, education, and advanced patient care.
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Disclaimer Regarding Medical Information
American Interventional Headache Society™ (AIHS) website content as well as AIHS workshops contain information regarding suggested medical treatments and/or can initiate any medical treatment discussions. This information presents medical opinions and any medical care or treatment should not be solely made on the basis of this information. The accountability and judgement for proper medical treatment is the responsibility of the treating physician together with his/her patient.