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March 17, 2020 msacc-admin

As an anesthesiologist myself, it is doubly important that we help protect our specialties as these are the ones most under assault by other advanced providers, payors and administrators. The MSMA has done a lot to advocate for increases in payments to hospital-based physicians, speak […]

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March 17, 2020 msacc-admin

You look out for your patients. We look out for you. Whether it’s helping you resolve payment and reimbursement problems, developing practice management tools for you and your staff, creating programs to improve public health or finding the best deals on services that are relevant to […]

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