Orthopaedic physicians and practices are under constant siege by policies and proposals that can obstruct or delay access to essential care. These threats are continual and they do not discriminate, impacting every type of practice ranging from large groups to solo practices to academic clinicians. One of the most effective tools that orthopedic physicians have to counter these obstacles is NYSSOS’ OrthoPAC —our political action committee.

The NYSSOS OrthoPAC is vital to our success on numerous critical fronts, not the least of which are reversing onerous prior authorization practices, defeating scope of practice proposals that would diminish patient outcomes, limiting potential future covid-19-related moratoria on elective procedures, and many other pressing issues.

If you haven’t, please take a moment to review NYSSOS’ advocacy agenda. To fulfill that agenda, we must support policy makers who understand how legislation and regulation impact our practices and patients.

Contribute to the NYSSOS OrthoPAC today, and as regularly thereafter as possible, to ensure we have the resources necessary to support responsible policy makers and engender sound policy.

The NYSSOS OrthoPAC has been and continues to work on your behalf to achieve goals important to your practice and your patients. We need your contribution to continue. Please scroll down to customize your donation, and to calendar regular donations. We succeed only if we work together.

Active Issues

Limiting COVID19 Related Moratoria on Elective Procedures

Seeking prior authorization reforms and reductions in administrative and regulatory burdens

Ensuring all patients have access to high quality, comprehensive musculoskeletal care by providers who have met and completed uniform standards for education, licensure, training and certification.

Levels of Support

 President Circle
 $1000.00
 Chairman's Club
 $500.00
 Capital Member
 $250.00
 Honor Roll
 $50.00

Benefits

ALL CONTRIBUTORS TO THE PAC WILL HAVE ACCESS TO:

  • Opportunity to present a NYSSOS OrthoPAC check to your member of the New York State legislature, coordinated by the OrthoPACin your home or work district.

  • Quarterlynewsletter, with political updates and details on the PAC's activities on the Hill.

  • Recommend political disbursements to the PAC board. Only PAC contributors can make recommendations to the Board.

  • Recognition within NYSSOS publications and at the Annual Meeting and Annual Advocacy Day.

  • Invitation to a reception with a member of the State Legislature during the Annual Advocacy Day

President Circle

  • 1 complimentary hotel accommodation to the Annual Advocacy Event
  • 1 complimentary ticket to a NYSSOS OrthoPAC social event during Advocacy Week

Chairman's Club

  • 1 complimentary ticket to a NYSSOS OrthoPAC social event during the Advocacy Week
Thank You!
If you would like to make a donation via check - please make checks payable to: NYSSOS OrthoPAC and Mail to: PO Box 38004, Albany, NY 12203
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Personal and Corporate Contributions: The NYS Election Law places aggregate calendar year limits on the amount of political contributions that can be made by individuals and corporations. 

  • An individual may contribute up to a total of $150,000.00 in a calendar year. 
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