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PULSE 9/11/2026: Upcoming MSSNY Webinars Support Physicians Across Every Career Stage

Upcoming MSSNY Webinars Support Physicians Across Every Career Stage Click to Enlarge MSSNY is offering several 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

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PULSE 9/11/2026: Who Cares for New York? A Closer Look at Physician Representation

Who Cares for New York? A Closer Look at Physician Representation Click to Enlarge By Subhash Chandra, MD, DFAPA New York's physician workforce reflects both the strength and the challenges of a diverse healthcare system. International medical graduates (IMGs) make up a substantial share of

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PULSE 9/11/2026: Big Five Coalition Urges CMS Administrator to Withdraw Dangerous Medicare Payment Proposal

Big Five Coalition Urges CMS Administrator to Withdraw Dangerous Medicare Payment Proposal Click to Enlarge In a recent letter to Dr. Mehmet Oz, Administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) the elected leadership of the medical societies of California, Texas, New York, Florida, and

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PULSE 9/11/2026: Physician Input Needed for 2027 NYS Legislative Session

Physician Input Needed for 2027 NYS Legislative Session Click to Enlarge As MSSNY gears up for the 2027 New York State legislative session, we need your help! To help inform our 2027 legislative policy agenda, please take a few minutes to complete the following survey and

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PULSE 9/11/2026: Advocacy in Action

Advocacy in Action Click to Enlarge MSSNY President-Elect James E. Satterfield, MD, MBA, MS, F.A.C.S. and Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins (Westchester County) MSSNY President-Elect James E. Satterfield, MD, MBA, MS, F.A.C.S. and Senator Shelley B. Mayer (Westchester County), Chair of the Senate Education

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PULSE 9/11/2026: MSSNY Urges CMS to Reject Medicare Payment Cuts; Please Join Our Efforts!

MSSNY Urges CMS to Reject Medicare Payment Cuts; Please Join Our Efforts! Click to Enlarge MSSNY President Dr. Mark Adams, MD, MBA, has submitted a comment letter to CMS Administrator Oz urging that CMS withdraw two very harmful policies advanced in the 2027 Part B

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PULSE 9/11/2026: National Physician Suicide Awareness Day: Make Time to Talk, and to Act

National Physician Suicide Awareness Day: Make Time to Talk, and to Act Click to Enlarge September 17 is National Physician Suicide Awareness Day, a reminder and call to action to make time to talk — and to act — so physicians’ struggles do not become mental

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