Federal Vaccine Recommendation Changes: What New York Physicians Need to Know About Insurance Coverage Impacts Click to Enlarge Key Update: Federal vaccine recommendations have changed for seven vaccines, affecting insurance coverage requirements. Why It Matters: Coverage requirements may expand, remain unchanged, or be
Capital Update: February 13, 2026 Click to Enlarge MSSNY President - Legislature Must Reject Budget Proposals that Will Harm Patient Access to Needed Care!! Join Us for the Medical Society of the State of New York’s Physician Advocacy Day on March 10, 2026 In February &
Physician Advocacy Day 2026: Your Voice at the Moment It Matters Most Click to Enlarge Key Point: Executive Budget proposals could increase your malpractice costs, destroy fair IDR standards, weaken physician supervision requirements, and eliminate county vetting in workers’ compensation.Why It Matters: These changes directly affect practice
Legislature Must Reject Budget Proposals that Will Harm Patient Access to Needed Care Click to Enlarge Colleagues: I delivered testimony this week to a joint Senate-Assembly hearing panel examining the Healthcare and Medicaid proposals in the 2026-27 Executive Budget. While my testimony highlighted some positive
Physician: How ACA has Led to Increased Health Care Costs Click to Enlarge Medical Society of the State of New York member Dr. Daniel Choi explains how the Affordable Care Act has led to "a tremendous amount of health care consolidation," which has made it difficult
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
NY Sports Ticket Discounts Click to Enlarge MSSNY members: lock in discounted seats:Jets home gamesSelect Islanders matchups (Rangers, Devils, Flyers).Rangers Healthcare Appreciation Night, Mon, Jan 12 vs. Kraken—each ticket includes a $15 food & beverage credit.
