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PULSE 11/7/2025: Stay Proactive on Payment Policy
Stay Proactive on Payment Policy Click to Enlarge Stay informed and in control. Join MSSNY’s open-agenda CMS meetings through the Physician Payment & Practice Service to discuss billing, reimbursement, and policy changes directly.
PULSE 11/7/2025: Shutdown Poses Risks to Practices, Patient Health
Shutdown Poses Risks to Practices, Patient Health Click to Enlarge Many hospitals and physicians have been forced to suspend offering telehealth services for their Medicare patients or charge fees due to the federal government shutdown, which Medical Society of the State of New York President
PULSE 11/7/2025: NY Sports Ticket Discounts
NY Sports Ticket Discounts Click to Enlarge MSSNY members: lock in discounted seats: Jets home games Select Islanders matchups (Rangers, Devils, Flyers). Rangers Healthcare Appreciation Night, Mon, Jan 12 vs. Kraken—each ticket includes a $15 food & beverage credit.
PULSE 11/7/2025: MSSNY Invites Medical Students and Residents and Fellows to Present at the 19th Annual Poster Symposium
MSSNY Invites Medical Students and Residents and Fellows to Present at the 19th Annual Poster Symposium Click to Enlarge MSSNY, with support from the Medical Education & Scientific Foundation (MESF), is proud to announce the 19th Annual Resident/Fellow and Medical Student Poster Symposium, scheduled for Friday, March 27, 2026,
PULSE 11/7/2025: Comprehensive Coverage Tailored for New York Physicians
Comprehensive Coverage Tailored for New York Physicians Click to Enlarge MSSNY members have exclusive access to Creative Wealth Planning (CWP), a trusted insurance partner serving physicians, their families, and their practices for over 40 years. Designed specifically for self-employed physicians, sole proprietors, and medical groups (2–500
PULSE 11/7/2025: It’s Never Too Late to Go to Medical School
It’s Never Too Late to Go to Medical School Click to Enlarge Medicine is a lifelong calling — and for some, the call comes later. An Association of American Medical Colleges study found that while most medical students are in their 20s, a small but determined group,
