November 6, 2026
5 Things People Get Wrong About Gastroparesis
If you live with gastroparesis, you have probably heard a version of these — from family, friends, coworkers, or even people who mean well. Here…
Gastroparesis Support Services, Inc. (GSSI) helps patients and families traveling for gastroparesis testing and treatment — with a place to stay, food support, rides, and someone who understands.
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November 6, 2026
If you live with gastroparesis, you have probably heard a version of these — from family, friends, coworkers, or even people who mean well. Here…
October 25, 2026
Traveling out of state for a gastroparesis appointment can feel like a lot to keep track of. This checklist from GSSI is here to help…
October 25, 2026
Diggy is here with clear, plain-language answers to 10 common questions about gastroparesis. 1. What is gastroparesis? The stomach empties too slowly, without a blockage.…
October 24, 2026
Hi, friends. I’m Diggy, and welcome to From the Desk of Diggy. In this first episode, Diggy explains what GSSI is and why you’re hearing…
October 23, 2026
When you live with gastroparesis, finding a clinician who truly focuses on this condition can be half the battle. Today, we want to highlight a…
When funding is available, GSSI provides practical support so patients can focus on their care — not on how they'll get there, where they'll stay, or what they'll eat.
Hotel support for patients and families traveling for testing and treatment.
Cards for area restaurants and groceries while you are away from home for care.
Help with local travel, including rideshares, to appointments and testing.
Personal-care items and activities to help pass the time between tests and treatments, plus resource sheets for your stay and when you get home.
GSSI's dream is a house where gastroparesis patients and families can stay while receiving care — like a home away from home, close to treatment. Until that house exists, GSSI helps with hotels, food, groceries, and rides, one patient at a time.
Learn about Jennifer's GP HouseIf you are traveling for gastroparesis care, tell us what you need. If you want to support this work, every donation goes to a 501(c)(3) helping real patients.
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