Featured News

Were You Impacted by Multiplan’s Conduct? Click to Enlarge Let us know if you are interested in attending a webinar with members of the court-appointed committee of plaintiff attorneys for non-class plaintiffs to learn to  examine your reimbursements to see if

Bucket List Travel Dreams—With Member Savings Through MSSNY MemberDeals Click to Enlarge Meaningful time away can be difficult to prioritize, but it is often essential. Your colleagues understand that rest is not a luxury; it is part of sustaining the clarity,

Healthcare Leaders Say Safety Challenges are Disrupting Care and Driving New Investment Click to Enlarge Key Point: A national survey of healthcare and retail executives found workplace safety and security are now viewed as strategic priorities, with 93%

Unwind, Connect, and Celebrate at the NCMS Aloha Summer Soirée Click to Enlarge The Nassau County Medical Society invites physicians to the Aloha Summer Soirée on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, from 6:00–10:00 p.m. It will be an evening celebrating community, collegiality,

Home, Auto, and Personal Liability Protection for Physicians Click to Enlarge Physicians spend years building their careers, earning potential, and personal assets. Yet many personal insurance programs are assembled gradually over time and may not reflect a physician’s current lifestyle, exposures,

Northwell Health Releases New Toolkit on Firearm Injury Prevention Click to Enlarge Northwell Health’s Center for Gun Violence Prevention released “Guiding Health Systems to Action on Firearm Injury & Violence Prevention.” The toolkit recognizes firearm injury as a

MultiPlan Litigation Update Click to Enlarge MSSNY is a plaintiff in the 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 and is seeking an immediate end to

MSSNY Student Members Bring Their Voices to Albany Click to Enlarge MSSNY student members joined a medical student-led advocacy effort in Albany focused on medical education affordability and workforce sustainability. Students met with more than 30 legislators and