Migraine

Migraine is treatable.

Today's migraine care can stop an attack sooner and, for many people, mean fewer migraine days each month. Learn what's possible, then take the next step when you're ready.

For Michigan adults 18 and older.

Migraine doesn't always look like migraine.

Many people live with migraine for years without knowing it. These are three of the signs that most often get missed.

Tissue box sculpture with an orange paper lightning bolt

Pressure behind the eyes and a stuffy nose can come with migraine too. Many people treat the sinuses and never treat the actual cause.

Marble bust seen from behind with a gold lightning bolt on the neck

Stiffness or pain in the neck can show up before, during or after an attack. It’s easy to blame it on posture, stress or a bad night’s sleep.

Chocolate bar sculpture in teal foil with a lightning-bolt bite

Food cravings can be an early warning sign. The chocolate often gets the blame, when the migraine had already begun.

How treatment can help.

Migraine care has come a long way. A treatment plan built around your pattern can change how often migraine shows up and how much it takes from your day.

Stop an attack sooner

Treatment taken at the first sign of a migraine tends to work better than waiting until the pain builds. A plan helps you know what to take and when.

Have fewer migraine days

If migraines come often, preventive treatment can lower how many you get each month and make the ones you do get easier to manage.

Understand your pattern

Sleep, stress, hormones and skipped meals can all play a part. Knowing your pattern helps you and a provider choose the right approach.

Break the rebound cycle

Using over-the-counter pain relievers too often can lead to more frequent headaches. The right plan can help you step out of that cycle.

Every person is different. A licensed provider decides what treatment, if any, is right for you.

Works alongside your doctor.

Simple. doesn't replace your primary care provider. It's one more way to get migraine care without extra trips, and you can share your care with your doctor anytime.

When to get help right away

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room if you have:

  • The worst headache of your life, or one that comes on suddenly
  • Weakness, numbness, confusion or trouble speaking
  • Vision loss, fainting or a seizure
  • A headache with fever and a stiff neck, or after a head injury

Questions.

Who is Simple. for?

Adults 18 and older who live in Michigan and want help with migraine or frequent headaches.

How much does care cost?

Cost depends on the treatment your provider recommends.

Is my information private?

Yes. Your information is handled securely and only shared with your care team.

More to come.

Migraine is just the start. We're bringing the same simple approach to more conditions soon.

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