With more than 25,000 members, the Massachusetts Medical Society (MMS) is the Commonwealth’s largest physician-led organization and a leading voice in health care policy, public health, and clinical medical education.
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The MMS provides patient-centered physician advocacy in the State House, Congress, and in courts on a range of critical issues affecting the practice of medicine and patients’ access to care.
This 5-part webinar series seeks to provide a strong foundational understanding of genetics, tools to support improved decision making, and communication strategies, which will positively impact patient outcomes regardless of a specific diagnosis.
New Member Benefits
The MMS is pleased to launch the MMS Corporate Partners Program to identify beneficial resources and quality vendors to assist members:
- Introducing the MMS BenefitHub Marketplace. Save with special member discounts on travel, hotels, restaurants, car rentals, your favorite local establishments and much more!
- The MMS Business Card is the Mastercard® World Elite Business Card designed for medical practices that pays up to 2.1% unlimited* cash back in rewards for all purchases.
There is no annual fee, free staff cards and vendor rebates. *See terms and conditions
- GW&K Investment Management offers individually managed tax-sensitive portfolios to satisfy your objectives for risk tolerance, income, and capital appreciation.
- Panacea Financial offers MMS members discounted origination fee and quick decisions for any Practice Loan plus discounted interest rates for Student Loan Refinance or Personal Loans.
Learn more about membership and MMS benefits.
Recent News
Boston Globe: Primary care access is declining in Mass.: ‘We have never, ever seen numbers fall like this’
March 12, 2024 – Primary care doctors work longer hours, have higher stress levels, and are paid much less than doctors who specialize, said MMS President Dr. Barbara Spivak
Boston Herald: Massachusetts’ first supervised injection site could open: ‘Will save lives’
March 5, 2024 – The MMS praised the Worcester Board of Health for its vote to authorize an overdose prevention center pilot program.
Boston 25 News: ER wait time crisis not improving
February 28, 2024 – Barbara Spivak, a primary care doctor in Watertown and the current president of the Mass. Medical Society, said everyone should have an identifiable primary care physician.