Women Physicians Leadership Academy The Medical, Education and Science Foundation (MESF) and the Medical Society of the State of New York announce the Women Physicians Leadership Academy (WPLA)–a series of virtual leadership webinars for physicians, residents, and medical students. The Women Physicians Leadership Academy (WPLA) will be held during the fall over a series of
Medicare Quality Payment Review Deadline Coming This Tuesday, October 9 On Aug. 10, CMS made available 2022 MIPS performance feedback, which determines whether physicians will receive a positive, neutral, or negative payment adjustment on Medicare services furnished in 2024. MSSNY and the AMA have heard alarming reports of physicians facing MIPS penalties in 2024 for the
NFL Player with a Stethoscope: The First Practicing Doctor on the Field Calls It a Career Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, MD, the first practicing medical doctor in the NFL and Super Bowl champion with the Kansas City Chiefs, has officially traded in his jersey for his stethoscope. While most NFL players are celebrated for their prowess on
How to Get Paid If Your Patient Passes On In the aftermath of a patient's passing, physicians face emotional and professional challenges. They also face the practical issue of managing unpaid medical bills. Dr. Shikha Jain advises physicians to avoid discussing finances with grieving families and instead delegate this responsibility to billing departments or hospital
Women Physicians Leadership Academy The Medical, Education and Science Foundation (MESF) and the Medical Society of the State of New York announce the Women Physicians Leadership Academy (WPLA)–a series of virtual leadership webinars for physicians, residents, and medical students. The Women Physicians Leadership Academy (WPLA) will be held during the fall over a series of
The Top Tax Breaks That Physicians Use According to Medscape's Physicians and Taxes Report 2023, doctors paid an average of nearly $100,000 in state and federal taxes last year, with many feeling that they are overpaying. Taxes are inevitable in a physician's financial journey, but did you know you can optimize your tax strategy? Medscape
NYRx Education & Outreach Team Ensuring Timely Medication Access and Support for NYSDOH Stakeholders The NYRx Education and Outreach (E&O) Team assists the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) and its stakeholders by ensuring members receive their medications in a timely manner, facilitating intervention and access for medically complex cases, providing detailed information about
Women Physicians Leadership Academy The Medical, Education and Science Foundation (MESF) and the Medical Society of the State of New York announce the Women Physicians Leadership Academy (WPLA)–a series of virtual leadership webinars for physicians, residents, and medical students. The Women Physicians Leadership Academy (WPLA) will be held during the fall over a series of
Are Prior Authorization Burdens Impacting Your Patients’ Care? Last Chance to Share Prior authorizations often impose overwhelming burdens that can cause unnecessary delays in needed care for patients. Delay in authorization of prescriptions, tests or procedures can cause needless anxiety for patients already stressed by uncertainty regarding their condition, particularly those with chronic conditions who
New York Physicians: “Our Hearts Go Out to the Nassau County Victims of the Tragic Bus Accident in Upstate New York” Statement Attributable to: Paul A. Pipia, MD,President, Medical Society of the State of New York “Our hearts go out to the Nassau County victims of the tragic bus accident in upstate New York that killed two
