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Your Care is At Our Core | MSSNY & AMA

MSSNY & AMA Joint Campaign

Your Care is
At Our Core

New York physicians deserve a healthcare system that protects physician-led care, reduces administrative burden, and keeps medical decisions where they belong: between patients and their physicians.

89%
say the doctor-patient relationship is central to healthcare
30+
states participating in this physician advocacy effort
1in 4
physicians report prior authorization has caused a serious adverse event

MSSNY and AMA are advancing practical advocacy tools that help protect physician-led care, support Medicaid, and push back on harmful prior authorization barriers.

Prior Auth Reform Scope of Practice Medicaid
New York-Specific Materials Included State memos, campaign assets, video, and public education tools

New York State Sizzle Reel

Campaign Partners
MSSNY
AMA
State Advocacy Campaign
Your Care is At Our Core New York campaign logo
New York State-specific campaign assets now included
About the Campaign

Protecting the Patient-Physician Relationship in New York

Your Care is At Our Core highlights the essential role physicians play in delivering safe, high-quality, physician-led care. It reinforces what patients already know: trust, training, and continuity matter.

For New York physicians, this campaign also serves as an advocacy platform. It brings together state-specific materials, national issue resources, and public-facing education tools that help explain why physician leadership and reduced administrative burden are critical to patient care.

From scope of practice to prior authorization and Medicaid policy, this page is designed to support physicians, inform patients, and strengthen advocacy efforts across the state.

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89%

agree the doctor-patient relationship is central to quality healthcare

1 in 4

physicians report prior authorization has caused a serious adverse event for a patient

30+

states participating in the effort to protect physician-led, patient-centered care

Key Issues

What New York Physicians Are Facing

These issue areas affect access, quality, efficiency, and the physician-patient relationship. MSSNY and AMA resources below are organized to support education, advocacy, and action.

Prior Authorization

Reduce Delays in Care

Prior authorization continues to delay treatment, create unnecessary administrative work, and interfere with timely clinical decision-making.

Physicians need practical reform tools and patients need clear explanations of how these barriers affect access to medically necessary care.

View prior authorization resources
Medicaid

Support Access for Vulnerable Patients

A stronger Medicaid program helps preserve access to essential services for patients and supports physicians caring for high-need communities.

Advocacy around Medicaid is ultimately advocacy for patient access, continuity of care, and a more stable healthcare delivery system.

View Medicaid resources
Scope of Practice

Protect Physician-Led Team Care

Patients benefit when care teams are led by physicians with the education, training, and clinical experience required for complex medical decision-making.

Scope of practice advocacy helps preserve transparency, safety, and the highest standard of coordinated care.

View scope resources
Map showing states participating in the Your Care is At Our Core campaign
New York Campaign Assets

State-Specific Advocacy Materials for New York Physicians

MSSNY’s participation in this national campaign is supported by New York-specific tools that can be used to educate physicians, inform the public, and reinforce the importance of physician-led care.

Use these materials to support presentations, advocacy outreach, public education, and member engagement around scope of practice, prior authorization reform, and patient access.

Campaign Tools Ready to Use State logo, state map, video content, and advocacy links in one place

Quick Access

Use these campaign assets in outreach, presentations, and physician education efforts.

Advocacy Resource Hub

State and National Resources Organized for Action

This section brings together physician-facing and public-facing materials that support New York advocacy, patient education, and campaign communications.

Physician Advocacy Resources

State-specific materials and national issue tools for physician education and outreach.

State-Specific Advocacy Materials

MSSNY memos in support and opposition to help physicians follow and support New York advocacy efforts.

Open MSSNY advocacy materials
Scope of Practice Key Tools & Resources

AMA materials to support physician-led team care, transparency, and patient safety.

View scope resources
Prior Authorization Reform Resources

Campaign and policy tools to help physicians advocate for more timely care and less administrative friction.

View prior authorization reform resources
Strengthening Medicaid

Resources focused on protecting patient access and supporting the care safety net.

View Medicaid resources
Physicians Are Trained to Lead

A concise physician-training resource supporting physician leadership in care delivery.

Open physician training PDF
Physician-Led Care Supports Patient Access

Patient access and care quality are strengthened when physicians lead care teams.

Open patient access PDF

Public Education & Campaign Assets

Use these materials to help patients, employers, and community audiences understand the issues.

See How Well You Know Your Healthcare Team

A public-facing education tool that helps explain care roles and why physician-led care matters.

Visit the public education site
Prior Authorization Explained

A patient-friendly FAQ that explains what prior authorization is and how it can delay care.

Open patient FAQ PDF
Prior Authorization Employer Toolkit

Resources employers can use to understand how prior authorization affects employees and access to care.

Open employer toolkit PDF
New York Your Care is At Our Core logo graphic

New York Campaign Logo

Use the state-specific logo in presentations, webpages, social graphics, and campaign support materials.

Open logo asset
Campaign map graphic showing participating states

Participating States Map

A visual campaign asset showing the broader multi-state advocacy effort supporting physician-led care.

Open map asset
Take Action

Use These Tools to Support Physicians and Patients

Whether you are a physician, patient, employer, or advocate, these resources help explain the issues, strengthen advocacy, and support better care decisions.

For New York Physicians

Advocacy tools and issue resources to support physician-led care and policy action.

State-Specific Advocacy Materials Track and support MSSNY memos in support and opposition. Open MSSNY advocacy materials →
Scope of Practice Key Tools & Resources Support physician-led team care and patient safety advocacy. Access scope resources →
Prior Authorization Reform Resources Use physician materials that support reform and reduce delays in care. View reform resources →
Strengthening Medicaid Support policy efforts that protect access for patients and communities. Access Medicaid resources →

For Patients, Employers & Advocates

Public-facing education tools that explain care team roles and prior authorization barriers.

See How Well You Know Your Healthcare Team A public education tool about care roles and physician-led care. Visit the site →
Prior Authorization Explained Patient-facing FAQ explaining how prior authorization affects treatment access. Open patient FAQ →
Prior Authorization Employer Toolkit Resources to help employer and HR audiences understand the impact of prior authorization. Open employer toolkit →
Physicians Are Trained to Lead Concise educational resource explaining physician education and training. Open training resource →
Physician-Led Care Supports Patient Access Educational PDF connecting physician-led care to access and quality. Open patient access resource →

Support Physician-Led Care in New York

Use these state-specific advocacy materials and national campaign resources to help protect the patient-physician relationship, reduce barriers to care, and strengthen trust in the healthcare system.

#YourCareIsAtOurCore

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