Monthly Archives: September 2026

PULSE 9/25/2026: MSSNY Introduces Legislation to Require Timely Workers’ Compensation Payments

MSSNY Introduces Legislation to Require Timely Workers’ Compensation Payments Click to Enlarge At the request of MSSNY, legislation has been introduced in the New York State Assembly to strengthen protection for physicians and other medical providers who treat injured workers and face delays in payment

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PULSE 9/25/2026: Presidents Corner

Prior Authorization: Progress, But We Are Not There Yet Click to Enlarge Colleagues: For years, physicians have been telling us the same thing: prior authorization has become one of the most frustrating and burdensome aspects of practicing medicine. What was originally intended to ensure appropriate

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MSSNYPAC Endorsements For Election Approved at 9/17 MSSNY Council Meeting

MSSNYPAC ENDORSEMENTS FOR ELECTION APPROVED AT 9/17 MSSNY COUNCIL MEETING Click to Enlarge At its September 17 meeting, the MSSNY Council affirmed the below candidate endorsements from the MSSNYPAC Political Action Committee recommended at its September 2 MSSNYPAC Executive Committee meeting. The recommendations were based upon recommendations of the MSSNYPAC

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PULSE 9/18/2026: Upcoming MSSNY Webinars Support Physicians Across Every Career Stage

Upcoming MSSNY Webinars Support Physicians Across Every Career Stage Click to Enlarge MSSNY is offering upcoming webinars designed to help New York physicians, residents, medical students, and practice teams navigate timely clinical, legal, contractual, and reimbursement challenges. Register for the programs most relevant to your patients,

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PULSE 9/18/2026: Respiratory Season Immunization Recommendations for NYS & Webinar hosted by the AMA

Respiratory Season Immunization Recommendations for NYS & Webinar hosted by the AMA Click to Enlarge The New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) and NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene have fully endorsed new fall vaccination recommendations for influenza, RSV, and COVID-19, covering all ages. Background:

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PULSE 9/18/2026: MultiPlan Litigation Update August 2026

MultiPlan Litigation Update August 2026 Click to Enlarge MSSNY is a plaintiff in in re MultiPlan Health Insurance Provider Litigation, a federal antitrust case alleging that MultiPlan and major health insurers colluded to suppress out-of-network reimbursement rates paid to physicians and other providers. At the August 14 case management conference, the court

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PULSE 9/18/2026: Childhood Vaccine Exemptions Are Rising Nationally

Childhood Vaccine Exemptions Are Rising Nationally Click to Enlarge Key Point: KFF reviewed CDC data on kindergarteners with exemptions for at least one state-required vaccine. Why it Matters: Thirty states reported exemption rates above the national average of 4.2%. New York Context: New

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