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Protect What Matters Most: Explore Comprehensive Insurance Solutions Click to Enlarge Sellers Insurance provides MSSNY members with a wide range of insurance options, all tailored to meet your unique needs. Whether you’re looking to protect your income, business, or personal assets, we’ve got you covered. Take
Learn More About Efforts to Streamline Health Information Exchange in New York Click to Enlarge Want to learn more about New York’s efforts to streamline physicians’ and hospitals’ ability to share and receive data across the state’s different Regional Health Information Organizations (RHIOs)? Please join MSSNY
Live Webinar: "Retirement Success Playbook" – July 29th at 12pm Click to Enlarge Join Altfest July 29th for a deep dive into strategies designed to optimize retirement success. Whether you're just starting to think about retirement or you're already enjoying your Golden Years, having a
CMS-1500 Mandate August 1 Deadline: What NY Physicians Need to Know Click to Enlarge New York physicians treating workers’ compensation patients must prepare for a critical regulatory shift. Effective August 1, 2025, the NYS Workers’ Compensation Board will require all CMS-1500 forms to be submitted electronically via a Board-approved submission partner. Failure
ICYMI: MSSNY President, David Jakubowicz, MD Discusses his Vision for MSSNY on MLMIC’s “The Verdict” Podcast Click to Enlarge Check out the latest episode of MLMIC’s “The Verdict,” as MSSNY President Dr. David Jakubowicz discusses his longstanding commitment to organized medicine, the vital partnership between
Hochul Weighs Medical Aid in Dying Measure Click to Enlarge Gov. Kathy Hochul is considering a bill that would allow terminally ill patients to access life-ending medication. "We've learned from other states what's important," said Dr. Jane Simpson, the Medical Society of the
