A story in yesterday’s editions of The Sun incorrectly identified the hospital affiliation of Dr. Donald H. Dembo, newly chosen president-elect of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland. Dr.

MedChi, the Maryland State Medical Society, is urging the state to provide physician practices with telehealth technology to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Noting the important role of ...

BALTIMORE (AP) -- For a guy who spends most of his time contemplating the big-picture issues facing the medical community, Dr. Tyler Cymet is remarkably sensitive to the little things. He knows, for ...

ANNAPOLIS, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MedChi CEO Gene Ransom applauds Governor Hogan’s decisive action this week to clarify telehealth delivery services in Maryland. “Governor Hogan’s executive order of ...

MedChi, The Maryland State Medical Society, installed James J. York, M.D. as the organization’s 175th President of the Board and named Ashton DeLong as general counsel. An orthopedic surgery ...

CareFirst is "crushing the economic life out of medical practice," says one angry critic. In Maryland, tempers flared after CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield announced reimbursement cuts. The Maryland ...

Marylanders need the legislature to pass Senate Bill 791 and House Bill 932: “Health Insurance – Utilization Review – Revisions” which would address prior authorization of prescription drugs. These ...

The Community Foundation of Frederick County announces a new scholarship fund that will support Maryland residents enrolled in an approved State of Maryland medical college. The Alliance to MedChi ...

BALTIMORE (AP) — The American Medical Association is partnering up with MedChi, the Maryland State Medical Society, as part of a multi-state effort to reduce Type 2 diabetes. The association has ...

MedChi, Maryland's medical society, partnered with a local health care software company to create an app that helps physicians better comply with state prescription laws. Rockville's DrFirst developed ...

FREDERICK -- MedChi, the state medical society, is organizing the Jan. 21 walkout to educate legislators on the medical malpractice crisis and to push their a four-point legislative reform program.