A Publication of the Virginia Medical Group Management Association
Summer 2008
Welcome to the quarterly member newsletter of the Virginia Medical Group Management Association (VMGMA).
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Don't miss the upcoming 'Passport to Paradise' fall conference
VMGMA's board to focus on four-part strategic plan
Northern Virginia managers hold first meeting
Regulations govern verification of credentials
Really connecting in our wired world
Learn more about employment law at VMGMA seminar
Practice Notes is the quarterly member newsletter of the Virginia Medical Group Management Association. If you have feedback regarding this newsletter, article ideas or suggestions, please contact the editor:
Frank Dieter
VMGMA Secretary
Phone:
(540) 373-1331
E-mail: fdieter@fredcardio.com
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Don't miss the upcoming 'Passport to Paradise' fall conference
The Virginia Medical Group Management Association’s 2008 Fall Conference is right around the corner! Join us for an exciting event to close the summer at the Hilton Virginia Beach Oceanfront Hotel on Sept. 14-16. We will be offering the ACMPE Knowledge Assessment to conference attendees ... [Continued]
VMGMA's board to focus on four-part strategic plan
The Virginia Medical Group Management Association (VMGMA) Board has been busy working on your behalf. I am so excited to see us moving forward with a focus on our strategic plan. There are four components ... [Continued]
Northern Virginia managers hold first meeting
On June 5, the Northern Virginia Managers Group met for the first time. Twelve managers and interested parties discussed how to contact prospective members, current issues affecting practices, future topics/meeting places and the possibility of future state affiliation ... [Continued]
Regulations govern verification of credentials
Each summer, many medical residents emerge from their programs and start to practice in Virginia. This is the time that many practices have to work with the managed care health insurance plans (MCHIP) to finish the credentials-verification process with these insurers ... [Continued]
Really connecting in our wired world
The “20-something generation” is the most connected in the history of the world. Seventy-five percent have a Facebook or MySpace account, 76 percent own a cell phone and 34 percent use the Web as their primary source of news ... [Continued]
Learn more about employment law at VMGMA seminar
The VMGMA proudly presents: "A Morning with Bob Barry, Kaufman & Canoles: Get the 411 on Employment Law" ... [Continued]
VMGMA news briefs
Two openings for board members; revised bylaws are to be published ... [Continued]
