Physician Burnout Trends Improve, But Pressures Remain for New York Physicians Click to Enlarge Key Point / Outcome: National data shows physician burnout declining slightly, now at 41.9%, with improved job satisfaction and engagement. Why it Matters for New York Physicians: Burnout remains uneven across specialties,
When Crisis Strikes: Preparing Physicians for the Unexpected Click to Enlarge “When Bad Things Happen to Good Doctors: Crisis Management for Physicians,” a dynamic expert panel discussion focused on practical strategies for navigating professional and regulatory challenges with confidence. The program is designed for physicians at
Happy Mother’s Day Click to Enlarge MSSNY recognizes and celebrates the physician mothers, caregivers, mentors, and family members whose compassion and resilience strengthen both medicine and our communities. To the mothers balancing patient care with family life, long hours with unwavering dedication, and
New York’s IDR System Preserves Access to Care Click to Enlarge In a recent segment on Capitol Pressroom, MSSNY EVP Dr. Thomas Lee delivered a clear message: New York’s Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) process is not broken—it is essential. At a time when insurers are pushing
Build Your Influence and Save on Physician Leadership Training Click to Enlarge Leadership responsibilities are no longer optional. It is a part of daily practice. Whether guiding clinical teams, managing departments, or advocating for patients and colleagues, physicians are frequently asked to influence decisions in environments
MultiPlan Antitrust Litigation Update Click to Enlarge A federal antitrust lawsuit is currently underway against MultiPlan (recently rebranded to Claritev), a healthcare data firm, and major health insurance companies including UnitedHealth, Elevance (Anthem), Humana, Aetna, Cigna, and various Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS)
The Best Way for Physicians to Evaluate Their Employment Contracts and Track Career Progress Click to Enlarge No matter where a physician is in their career, staying informed about the job market and latest compensation trends is essential. The landscape of physician employment changes frequently, and
Insurers’ Refusal to Negotiate Increases Arbitration Cases Click to Enlarge Securing fair physician reimbursement has become increasingly complex, adding yet another layer of administrative pressure to already demanding clinical responsibilities. Practices across the state continue to face delayed or inadequate payments from insurers, forcing physicians to
MSSNY Raises Concerns on Medicaid Cuts Impacting Patient Access Across New York Click to Enlarge Key Point: MSSNY leadership publicly raised concerns about the significant loss of enrollment in New York’s Essential Plan due to provisions of HR-1 during a statewide media interview, highlighting
Chronic Care Management: Your Practice’s Missing Link in 2026 Click to Enlarge Let’s be honest: if you’re running a practice in New York right now, you’re likely feeling the squeeze. You’ve got more patients than ever living with multiple chronic illnesses, a mountain
