Have You Updated Your Physician Profile? Click to Enlarge Have you been remiss about updating your Physician Profile in your Health Commerce System Account? Once you’ve created your Physician Profile, it needs to be updated every two years and must be completed within the six months prior to your
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We appreciate Governor Hochul’s focus in her State of the State message on expanding the ability of New Yorkers to receive needed care, including enhancing outdated health plan network […]
The physicians of New York State are once again sincerely grateful to Governor Hochul for her veto of legislation that would have greatly expanded the awards in actions for wrongful death. […]
It was bad enough that the original end of the year Congressional package didn’t fully stop the steep Medicare cuts that our nation’s dedicated physicians will face in 2025. […]
The Medical Society of the State of New York (MSSNY) is very concerned by the reports of out of state public officials bringing legal action against New York physicians seeking to provide reproductive health care services to their patients […]
The physicians of New York State are urging Governor Hochul to again veto legislation that would greatly expand the awards in actions for wrongful death. Governor Hochul has previously stood […]
New York’s physicians are alarmed by the patient access to care consequences of the latest version of legislation (A.9232-B/S.8485-B) that would exponentially expand damages awardable in wrongful death actions. […]
Governor Hochul has vetoed legislation (S.2124/A.7725) that would have permitted Physician Assistants (PAs) to be designated as “primary care practitioners” for Medicaid managed care (MMC) plans.
New Child Abuse Course Requirements: Implicit Bias, ACEs, and Virtual Interaction Protocols Due by April 2025 There are now additional requirements for the Child Abuse course that include protocols to reduce implicit bias in decision-making processes, strategies for identifying adverse childhood experiences, and guidelines to assist in recognizing signs of abuse or
