This Disclaimer explains the limits of the information, support, advocacy, and resources provided by P.A.R.T. Texas through this website, organizational communications, public materials, membership activities, volunteer efforts, events, and advocacy work.

By using this website, contacting P.A.R.T. Texas, submitting information, participating in advocacy efforts, joining as a member, volunteering, donating, or relying on any information provided by P.A.R.T. Texas, you acknowledge and agree to this Disclaimer.

1. Educational and Advocacy Purposes Only

The information provided by P.A.R.T. Texas is for general educational, public awareness, advocacy, and informational purposes only.

P.A.R.T. Texas works to support chronic pain patients, educate the public, promote patient-centered policy reform, and encourage access to appropriate medical care. However, the information on this website is not intended to replace professional advice from qualified medical, legal, financial, mental health, insurance, or other licensed professionals.

2. Not Medical Advice

Nothing on this website or in P.A.R.T. Texas communications should be considered medical advice, diagnosis, treatment instruction, medication guidance, prescription guidance, or a recommendation to start, stop, increase, decrease, or change any medication or medical treatment.

Medical decisions should be made between patients and qualified licensed medical professionals who understand the patient’s full medical history, condition, risks, needs, and circumstances.

P.A.R.T. Texas does not practice medicine and does not direct individual medical care.

3. Not Legal Advice

Nothing on this website or in P.A.R.T. Texas communications should be considered legal advice, legal representation, or a substitute for speaking with a qualified attorney.

P.A.R.T. Texas may discuss laws, proposed legislation, regulations, public policy, government actions, patient rights, or advocacy strategies in a general educational and advocacy context. However, legal situations can vary greatly based on facts, timing, jurisdiction, documentation, and applicable law.

If you need legal advice about your individual situation, you should contact a licensed attorney.

4. Not Emergency Assistance

P.A.R.T. Texas is not an emergency service, crisis hotline, medical provider, law enforcement agency, mental health crisis service, pharmacy, or government agency.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, mental health crisis, threat of harm, overdose emergency, severe withdrawal symptoms, suicidal thoughts, or any urgent danger, call emergency services or contact a qualified crisis or medical professional immediately.

P.A.R.T. Texas cannot guarantee immediate responses to messages, emails, phone calls, text messages, forms, or other communications.

5. No Guarantee of Results

P.A.R.T. Texas works to support advocacy, education, public awareness, patient-centered policy reform, and chronic pain patient rights. However, P.A.R.T. Texas cannot guarantee any particular result.

P.A.R.T. Texas does not guarantee any specific medical outcome, legal outcome, insurance outcome, pharmacy outcome, legislative result, government response, media response, provider response, court result, agency decision, public policy change, or individual case result.

Advocacy can be powerful, but no organization can promise that lawmakers, agencies, courts, insurers, pharmacies, medical providers, media outlets, or other third parties will take a specific action.

6. Individual Responsibility

Visitors, members, volunteers, donors, advocates, and supporters are responsible for their own decisions, actions, communications, submissions, and use of information.

You should carefully evaluate information, seek appropriate professional guidance when needed, and make decisions based on your individual situation.

P.A.R.T. Texas is not responsible for actions taken or not taken based on general information, advocacy materials, website content, public statements, social media posts, email communications, text messages, interviews, event discussions, or other organizational communications.

7. Accuracy and Updates

P.A.R.T. Texas makes reasonable efforts to provide accurate, helpful, and current information. However, laws, regulations, policies, medical guidance, insurance rules, pharmacy practices, government procedures, and organizational information may change over time.

P.A.R.T. Texas does not guarantee that all website content, advocacy materials, public information, links, or communications will always be complete, current, accurate, or free from errors.

Information may be updated, corrected, revised, removed, or replaced at any time.

8. Third-Party Information and Links

This website may include links to third-party websites, articles, government resources, partner organizations, payment processors, social media platforms, videos, forms, documents, or outside resources.

P.A.R.T. Texas may provide these links for convenience, education, advocacy, or reference purposes. However, P.A.R.T. Texas does not control third-party websites and is not responsible for their content, accuracy, privacy practices, policies, security, availability, or actions.

Visiting or relying on third-party websites is done at your own discretion.

9. Personal Stories and Advocacy Materials

P.A.R.T. Texas may share personal stories, patient experiences, interviews, quotes, public comments, advocacy examples, or testimony with permission or in public advocacy contexts.

Personal stories reflect individual experiences and should not be treated as medical advice, legal advice, guaranteed outcomes, or proof that every patient will experience the same result.

Every patient’s medical situation is different, and every legal, insurance, pharmacy, or advocacy situation may involve different facts and outcomes.

10. Membership, Donations, and Volunteer Participation

Membership, donations, fundraising participation, volunteer work, advocacy involvement, or support of P.A.R.T. Texas does not create a professional advisory relationship, medical relationship, legal relationship, employment relationship, contractor relationship, officer role, board role, or agency authority unless specifically authorized in writing by P.A.R.T. Texas.

Volunteers, members, supporters, and advocates may not speak on behalf of P.A.R.T. Texas, bind the organization, commit the organization to legal or financial obligations, or represent themselves as official organizational representatives unless they have written authorization from P.A.R.T. Texas.

11. Communications Disclaimer

Communications from P.A.R.T. Texas may include advocacy updates, organizational announcements, public education, event information, membership information, donation information, volunteer information, website responses, or other mission-related communications.

P.A.R.T. Texas may communicate by email, phone, text message, website form, social media, video meeting, or other methods. Communications are not guaranteed to be private, immediate, error-free, or secure.

General contact: info@parttexas.com

12. SMS/Text Message Disclaimer

P.A.R.T. Texas may communicate by text message using its toll-free number: 833-PARTTEX / 833-727-8839.

Text messages may include advocacy updates, organizational announcements, event information, volunteer information, membership-related communications, donation-related communications, or responses to inquiries.

Message frequency may vary. Message and data rates may apply. You may opt out at any time by replying STOP. You may request help by replying HELP.

Email for help: info@parttexas.com

13. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, P.A.R.T. Texas, its board members, officers, volunteers, representatives, supporters, contributors, and affiliates shall not be liable for damages arising from use of this website, reliance on information, participation in advocacy efforts, third-party links, communications, technical issues, delays, website errors, payment processor issues, or actions taken by third parties.

This includes direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special, punitive, or other damages, where permitted by applicable law.

14. No Professional Relationship Created

Using this website, contacting P.A.R.T. Texas, submitting a form, sharing a story, becoming a member, donating, volunteering, attending an event, participating in advocacy, or receiving communications from P.A.R.T. Texas does not create a doctor-patient relationship, attorney-client relationship, therapist-client relationship, fiduciary relationship, employment relationship, contractor relationship, or other professional relationship.

15. Related Policies

This Disclaimer should be read together with the P.A.R.T. Texas Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions. Those pages provide additional information about website use, communications, privacy, limitations, and organizational expectations.

16. Updates to This Disclaimer

P.A.R.T. Texas may update this Disclaimer from time to time. Any updates will be posted on this page with a revised “Last Updated” date.

Your continued use of the website after updates are posted means you accept the updated Disclaimer.

17. Contact Us

For questions about this Disclaimer or P.A.R.T. Texas website information, contact: