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PULSE 9/19/2025: Upcoming Events from Altfest
Upcoming Events from Altfest Click to Enlarge Live Webinar: “New 2026 Tax Rules: Healthcare Edition” Tuesday, September 30th, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM Register now Live Event: “Supercharge Your Finances” Thursday, October 9th, from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM Leewood Country Club, Eastchester, NY Register
PULSE 9/19/2025: Protect Yourself: Don’t Miss MSSNY’s Doctors Inc. on Documentation & Insurance Audits
Protect Yourself: Don’t Miss MSSNY’s Doctors Inc. on Documentation & Insurance Audits Click to Enlarge Every chart you sign and every claim you submit carries risk. On Saturday, October 4, at 10:00 AM, MSSNY’s Doctors Inc. series brings you two sessions designed to help you
PULSE 9/19/2025: N.Y. Lawmakers Seek to Boost State Vaccine Authority
N.Y. Lawmakers Seek to Boost State Vaccine Authority Click to Enlarge New York lawmakers are working on a bill to grant the state Health Department more authority over vaccine recommendations in response to federal changes that have limited COVID-19 vaccine access for certain
PULSE 9/19/2025: Physician Advocacy in Action
Physician Advocacy in Action Click to Enlarge On Sept. 9, MSSNY President Dr. Jakubowicz represented New York physicians at the Senate Democratic Campaign Committee’s End of Summer Reception in New Rochelle, ensuring medicine’s voice was heard at the policy table. MSSNY President Dr. David
PULSE 9/19/2025: ICYMI: Women Physicians Section Webinars on Advocacy & Leadership
ICYMI: Women Physicians Section Webinars on Advocacy & Leadership Click to Enlarge Physicians are increasingly called to lead beyond the bedside. In a recent webinar, Dr. Bernadette Riley underscored the urgent need for physicians to engage in health advocacy, emphasizing how policy involvement shapes patient care
PULSE 9/19/2025: The Physicians Foundation Releases 2025 Wellbeing Survey
The Physicians Foundation Releases 2025 Wellbeing Survey: Stress and Anxiety Surge During a Tumultuous Year in Medicine Click to Enlarge The Physicians Foundation announced findings from its 2025 Wellbeing Survey of America’s Physicians, revealing a troubling paradox: while reported burnout has declined from last year, physicians’
