Together We Make Change Happen.
A membership in the Massachusetts Medical Society helps advance the future of medicine including:
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Reforming prior authorization requirements
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Addressing workforce shortages
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Stabilizing reimbursement (particularly MassHealth and Medicare) for physicians
Introductory State Dues Rate
Bonus: When you join after June 1, the remainder of the current year will be included in your membership. Your membership will expire December 31 of the following year.
District Medical Society Dues: rates vary depending on where you live or work
Download our Membership Options Brochure and learn how to maximize your MMS membership
Explore your exclusive benefits valued at $1,000+:
Access a community of like-minded 25,000 colleagues across specialties
Enjoy federal and state representation through legislative filings, testimony, and state agency monitoring
Save hundreds through vendor discounts and partnerships
Receive practice management support sustainability models and start-up strategies
Gain full access to the New England Journal of Medicine and NEJM Journal Watch Online
Reduced CME to meet your licensing requirements
Questions?
We are here to help you discover the value of an MMS membership.
Email: mmsbenefits@mms.org
Phone: (781) 434-7311
Contact information regarding CME, NEJM subscriptions, or billing questions.
Learn more about our refer-a-member program.
What Our Members Say
"It was always my focus to be able to give back beyond my life at the hospital. The Society has given me a great platform to get involved in the things that interest me."
— Simone Wildes, MD, Infectious Disease
"Aside from the intrinsic joy I get in contributing to the advocacy work to advance our profession and patient care, I gain direct mentorship from leaders in Medicine. The Commonwealth is a veritable who's who of leaders across various disciplines and
many connect through the MMS. Being an active member allows me to learn from them."
— Carl G. Streed Jr., MD, MPH, FACP, Internal Medicine
"My involvement in the MMS has been an extraordinary learning opportunity for me. It’s also a great source of professional rejuvenation and wellness: it allows me to feel like part of a larger group, acting with the shared purpose of advocating for and
defending our most vulnerable patients."
— Emily Cleveland Manchanda, MD, Emergency Medicine
