2021 CSPMR Annual Meeting
2021 CSPMR Annual Meeting, Part I, is scheduled for July 24, 2021 and will be virtual. Part II is planned for Fall 2021. Registrants can claim up to 11 units of AMA PRA category 1 CME for this activity. Meeting Agenda
2021 CSPMR Annual Meeting, Part I, is scheduled for July 24, 2021 and will be virtual. Part II is planned for Fall 2021. Registrants can claim up to 11 units of AMA PRA category 1 CME for this activity. Meeting Agenda
2022 CSPMR Annual Meeting, Part 1 & 2 are now available. Registrants can claim up to 15 units of AMA PRA category 1 CME for both activities. Current Meeting Agenda Winter 2022
2023 CSPMR Annual Meeting, Part 1 is now available. Registrants can claim up to 7 units of AMA PRA category 1 CME. Current Meeting Agenda
2024 CSPMR Annual Meeting, Part 1 is now available. Registrants can claim up to 5 units of AMA PRA category 1 CME. Meeting Agenda
CSPM&R opposes SB 447, another attempt to overturn MICRA, which limits the maximum amount a plaintiff can collect for malpractice suits.
Janet Lord, MD and Jeffrey Young, MD represented the California Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the 2020 California Medical Association’s annual House of Delegates meeting held virtually. Mission statement To represent the interests of California physicians specializing in the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation and their patients.
CSPM&R is represented at the California Medical Association House of Delegates Read More »
This was something that came up during our round table discussion at our last meeting. Our members were frustrated that current workers’ compensation guidelines left patients who were on chronic opioids out in the cold. Patients felt compelled to settle their cases because their opioids were no longer covered. Our group felt that we should
I wanted CSPM&R to write guidelines for the long term use of opioids for chronic pain. Read More »
This is extracted from the 2/9/2018 CMA press release CMA Federal Budget Update: Trump Signs Budget Act loaded with health care provisions Early this morning (February 9, 2018), President Trump signed a two‐year bipartisan budget agreementthat ended the brief government shutdown. It would increase both defense and domestic spending by~$300 billion over two years and
The 2018 budget bill cuts CMS reimbursement 0.25% Read More »