The MSTKC is the voice for organized medicine in Tulare and Kings Counties.
The Medical Society of Tulare and Kings County is the advocate for physicians, patients, and the highest quality medical care for our community.
The U.S. House of Representatives yesterday passed “The Lower Drug Costs Now Act,” which would authorize Medicare to negotiate prices with drug compa...
CHA and CMA have issued a joint statement on congressional efforts to address surprise medical billing. ...
In August 2019, the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) issued its final telehealth policy. ...
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A summary of CMA-sponsored bills and other significant health care legislation.
CMA House of Delegates (HOD) resolutions allow all CMA members to shape policy.
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Physicians must work together to ensure medicine continues to serve patients first – participation in local and national medical societies is the only way to accomplish this.
Dr. Kunal Sukhija Kaweah Delta Hospital, Visalia CA
I am a member of MSTKC because the medical society is a place where all physicians in the county can come together and discuss the issues that affect us all and then act as a group to affect changes for the good of our patients and the physicians caring for them. The CMA allows us to bring our issues to the state and national arena. The social interaction at fun activities is also very important to me as those of us in a smaller group setting can often feel isolated and cut off from our colleagues. The sense of community is perhaps the greatest benefit of membership.
James W. Foxe, M.D.
MSTKC works side by side with physicians to help ensure their voice is heard both at the state and federal level which is critical to ensuring we provide the best care possible for our patients.
Dr. Thomas Daglish Family Medicine, Visalia Family Practice