South Carolina Medical Group Management Association

SCMGMA Annual Conference

  • SCMGMA Annual Conference

Marriott hotelSCMGMA hosts an annual two-day educational conference designed to help you achieve excellence in your healthcare practices, processes and outcomes. National quality speakers provide in-depth presentations on current issues with personal development sessions intermingled. Numerous vendors and companies exhibit at the conference, providing additional networking opportunities. A social event is also provided.

We hope you will consider joining us for our next Annual Conference scheduled for August 29th-August 31st, 2018 at the Charleston Marriott in Charleston, South Carolina.

2018 Save the Date

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Things to do

  • Holy City Helicopters-Special Offer for conference attendees

Exhibitor Information

  • Exhibitor Prospectus
  • Exhibit Diagram
  • W-9
  • Charleston Marriott Electrical Information
  • Shipping Label
  • Freight Service Form
  • Electronics Form
  • Marriott Vendor Information

 

MGMA GETS A NEW LOOK

2017 is the year of a new look for MGMA and thus SCMGMA! In an effort to competitively differentiate MGMA and its state affiliates in the market, MGMA utilized a firm to conduct extensive strategic and creative research and interviews to analyze current trends both inside and outside the category. One piece of these results is a new logo, which is already in place on the MGMA website, and soon will be present on ours (SCMGMA) as well. 

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ACTION NEEDED NOW!!

Last week the House of Representatives passed the Protecting Access to Care Act of 2017 (H.R. 1215), which now advances to the Senate for consideration. MGMA members are encouraged to access our Contact Congress Portal and urge your senators to support medical liability reform legislation. H.R. 1215 would offer additional protections to physician practices against the threat of frivolous lawsuits by imposing certain limits on medical malpractice litigation, thereby helping to curb insurance premiums and ensure affordable access to healthcare services. The bill is estimated to cut federal spending by $44 billion and reduce the deficit by $50 billion over a decade.

This is a HUGE step that is badly needed!

INSTRUCTIONS: MGMA.COM, MENU, GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS, ADVOCACY, CONTACT CONGRESS, URGE CONGRESS to VOTE for MEDICAL LIABILITY REFORM

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