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Dec. 31 Deadline for Cures Act Compliance

Reminder for physicians, hospitals and healthcare facilities regarding information blocking regulations for electronic health information

December 2022 Events for New York State Physicians and Healthcare Providers

Check out MLMIC’s round-up of upcoming opportunities to get involved in our local medical professional community!

Tips for Working with Patients on Missed Medical Bill Payments

Collecting medical payments can be especially challenging. MLMIC offers strategies that help patients pay their bills on time and avoid non-payment.

How Physicians Can Encourage STI Screenings Amid Rising Infection Rates

MLMIC examines how physicians can address patients’ sexual health through STI screening, which has decreased because of the pandemic.

How Physicians Can Help Combat the Opioid Crisis

Responsibly prescribing medications, identifying patients with opioid use disorders, initiating conversations and developing treatment plans may help physicians handle drug-seeking patients while mitigating risk.

Improving Healthcare Accessibility for Patients with Disabilities

Physicians and healthcare facilities can promote healthcare accessibility by recognizing the unique challenges that patients with disabilities face and removing barriers to care.

Destigmatizing Obesity to Improve Patient Care

Obesity is a common and complex chronic condition that affects more than 40% of Americans. MLMIC discusses how physicians can offer effective and unbiased guidance to patients.

How Hospitals Can Protect Healthcare Workers from Harm

Healthcare employees face unique workplace hazards. MLMIC explores how hospitals can develop protocols that boost staff safety and minimize risk.

The Benefits and Risks of Text Messaging in Healthcare

Using text messaging to communicate with patients can improve care and boost engagement, but may also create challenges for privacy and documentation.

Providing LGBTQ-Friendly Healthcare

Physicians and healthcare providers can support LGBTQ patients through inclusive communications and office environments.