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Running a Medical Practice is Hard Enough; Getting Paid Shouldn’t Be Click to Enlarge New York physicians are already managing payer delays, staffing pressure, rising costs, and patient care demands. Payment processing should not make practice operations harder. As an exclusive MSSNY

National Primary Care Week Click to Enlarge In a healthcare system that can feel complicated and disconnected, primary care physicians are trusted partners who help patients understand their options, navigate their care, and take the next step with confidence. This National

Is Your Physician Practice Prepared to Meet the New ADA Mandates? Click to Enlarge An AMA resource highlights tools physicians and practices can use to review accessibility, reduce compliance risk, and support safe, high-quality care for patients with disabilities. Information about

Strategies for Patient Safety: A New Class of Physicians, A Continued Commitment to Safety Click to Enlarge As medicine continues to evolve, so does the next generation of physicians entering practice. In our latest Strategies for Patient Safety. MLMIC

NYSED License Scam Alert Click to Enlarge The New York State Education Department Office of the Professions is warning licensees about a vishing scam impersonating SED employees or websites to collect licensure and personal information.Physicians and practice staff should not provide information

Last Chance to Serve on a MSSNY Committee in 2027 Click to Enlarge MSSNY invites members interested in serving on a committee to complete the Committee Interest Form.Please note: if a committee does not appear on the form, it is not currently

Coalition Sues Administration Over Medicaid Work Requirements Click to Enlarge A coalition of physician groups, individual Medicaid enrollees, and the city of Columbus is joining forces to sue the feds over regulations governing the rollout of work requirements at

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

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

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’