A quiet, science-backed look at what you carry

What is pain
taking from you?

Chronic pain costs Americans an estimated $560–635 billion every year — more than heart disease, cancer, and diabetes combined^{[Gaskin & Richard, 2012]}. The cost we don't talk about is the one that shows up in your own day: the mental space, the things you stop doing, the income that quietly disappears. Answer a few questions to see your own picture.

Your numbers

How often does pain cross your mind during a day?0 times / day

A rough guess. Mornings, sitting down, getting up, reaching for things — each counts.

Activities you've stopped doing — or now second-guess — because of pain

Things like climbing stairs, lifting your kids, your old workout, sleeping on your side.

Nights per week your sleep is disrupted by pain0 nights / week

Workdays missed last year due to pain

Annual income (optional)

Or hourly wage × 2,080. Used only to estimate lost income and reduced effectiveness at work. If you leave this blank we'll use the Ogden, UT average wage ($60,029/year, BLS May 2024).

Annual out-of-pocket on pain-related care, meds & supplements

Doctor visits, copays, prescriptions, OTC, supplements, devices.