Protect What Matters Most: Explore Comprehensive Insurance Solutions Click to Enlarge Sellers Insurance provides MSSNY members with a wide range of insurance options, all tailored to meet your unique needs. Whether you’re looking to protect your income, business, or personal assets, we’ve got you covered. Take
Protect Your Future: Long-Term Care Planning for Physicians Click to Enlarge As a physician, you spend your career caring for others—but have you planned for your own future care? Long-term care (LTC) needs can pose significant financial burdens, making early planning essential to protect your assets
CME Day at MSSNY’s House of Delegates Click to Enlarge MSSNY is hosting four morning CME sessions at the 2025 House of Delegates and an additional three sessions presented by MLMIC in the afternoon. Take advantage of this opportunity to enhance your expertise and patient care strategies: 7:30
New York State Patient-Centered Medical Home Program Click to Enlarge Primary care providers who missed the March 31, 2025, deadline can still submit an attestation for the New York State Patient-Centered Medical Home Provider (NYS PCMH), Medicaid Managed Care (MMC) and Child Health Plus (CHPlus)
State Budget Negotiations Means Looming Threats for Physicians and Continued Need for Grassroots Click to Enlarge This week’s MSSNY Update dives into state budget negotiations and what’s at stake for New York physicians. From liability concerns to essential coverage protections—tune in now to stay ahead and
Physicians, Patients Face Insurance System Hurdles Click to Enlarge Medical Society of the State of New York President Dr. Jerome Cohen explains the burdensome cost of the health insurance system and its impact on how physicians practice. "The insurance companies are now in my clinic," Dr.
MSSNY, Physicians Push Back Against Consent-to-Pay Law Click to Enlarge A new New York law requiring physicians to discuss treatment costs with patients before they sign consent-to-pay forms aims to enhance cost transparency and prevent unexpected bills. But its implementation has been indefinitely delayed due to
Congress Expanded Medicare Telehealth Coverage Through September Click to Enlarge A six-month extension of the COVID-era Medicare telehealth waivers was included in the Continuing Resolution (CR) passed by Congress and signed into law, continuing this expanded coverage until September 30, 2025. Telehealth waivers were set to expire on
