Hochul Continues to Weigh Grieving Families Act Click to Enlarge The Grieving Families Act, which would allow families to sue for emotional damages in wrongful death cases, is before Gov. Kathy Hochul for the third consecutive year, and she has not indicated whether she would sign the measure.
Join Us for MSSNY’s Lobby Day on March 11th, 2025 Click to Enlarge Please plan to put aside Tuesday, March 11th, 2025, for MSSNY’s annual Physician Advocacy Day. To register, click here: Physician Advocacy Registration This year’s event will be held in person at Meeting Room 6 in
New York Physicians Urge Gov Hochul to Veto Legislation that Would Expand Awards in Actions for Wrongful Death Click to Enlarge The following statement was sent to the press on Thursday: “The physicians of New York State are urging Governor Hochul to again veto legislation that would
Abstract Reviewers Needed Click to Enlarge MSSNY will once again hold a Residents/Fellows and Medical Students’ Poster Symposium during the 2025 MSSNY House of Delegates. We are seeking volunteers to serve as reviewers of abstracts for the symposium. January 6, 2025, is the deadline for submission of abstracts. Abstract
New Transparency Regulations for Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBM) Take Effect in New York Click to Enlarge The New York State Department of Financial Services’ (“DFS”) recently announced implementation of new regulation involving Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs), which took effect on November 27, 2024. This is the third
AI Governance Tops ECRI’s 2025 List of Healthcare Hazards—A Call for Vigilance Click to Enlarge The ECRI Institute’s annual report on health technology hazards highlights the urgent need for healthcare organizations to adopt robust AI governance in 2025. The report warns that over-reliance on AI-enabled health technologies, without
Ensure Your Health and Financial Security with Creative Wealth Planning Click to Enlarge Health insurance is more than a safety net—it's a pathway to better health, financial stability, and peace of mind. With nearly 90% of U.S. residents now insured, the importance of meaningful health coverage is clear.
