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Medi-Cal Issues
Presented By:
Remy Turner
Regional Representative
EDS, Medi-Cal
DATE: WEDNESDAY, June 24, 2009
TIME: 12.00 – 1:30 P.M.
RSVP: neast@moasc.org
Please do not hesitate to bring your questions to this conference call.
Call In #: 866-212-0875
Pass code: 469922
PLEASE PRESS *6 TO MUTE AND UN-MUTE YOUR LINE DURING THE CALL.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the MOASC office.
Thanks!
Phone: (909) 985-9061
Fax: (909) 985-8581
P.O. Box 161
Upland, California 91785-0161
moasc@moasc.org |
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Dear MOASC Members,
YOU and Your COLLEAGUES ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE 5TH ANNUAL OC 2009: Private offer: $100.00 to attend the full conference - use code MC2
ONCOLOGY CONGRESS CONFERENCE 2009 – Hosted by STANFORD CANCER CENTER
Meet our chairperson:
DR. SANDRA J. HORNING of STANFORD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Where: 333 O’FARRELL STREET HILTON,
SAN FRANCISCO
When: SEPTEMBER 24th-26th, 2009
CLICK HERE to see agenda-
Registration Current Pricing :
private offer:
$100.00 entry to attend -apply code see details below
current pricing to public-
Oncologists/Clinician $375.00
(before June 18th,2009)
Nurse/Physician Assistant $275.00
(before June 18th, 2009)
Pharmacist/Social Worker
Industry $750.00
(before June 18th, 2009)
To register and recieve private offer:
go to this site www.oncologycongress.com/now
apply code MC2 into priority code box; and complete requested information be sure to put your email address to receive email confirmation. Or Fax attached form to me and I will register for you.
The focus for Oncology Congress 2009 remains the same to provide education to improve upon Clinical Cancer Care within the many different Cancers through updates on advanced treatment; translate the latest research into clinical practice; and to reduce mortality. This is not a monologue but an ongoing dialogue face to face / Peer to Peer discussion with these leading experts. It will be hard to tell the attendee from the faculty.
By letting us know either way if you can attend or not attend, we hope to decrease the amount of contact .
I hope you can join us,
Jeanie Cook
Jeanie Cook
CONFERENCE SPECIALIST
203-840-5562 (o)
203-840-9562 (f)
www.oncologycongress.com
www.chemotherapyfoundationsymposium.org
www.communityonc.com |
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MOASC represents over 350 physicians and  educational institutions throughout California as an advocate for the practicing oncologist and their patients. We regularly meet with the local Medicare Carrier Medical Director, as well as state and federal legislators advocating and lobbying for increased awareness of oncology. We take a proactive approach, addressing the needs of the practicing oncologist to be able to provide the quality of care that cancer patients not only require, but deserve. We work as your representatives to CMS officials, Congressional Representatives, Federal and State agencies and insurance carrier administration personnel. |
"The Medical Oncology Association of Southern California (MOASC) is a leading oncology society that advances and protects the ability of cancer patients to obtain, and the ability of the oncology physicians to provide, optimal cancer care."
MOASC enables medical oncologists, nurses and administrators to improve cancer care by:
• Working with patient advocacy groups;
• Assisting Californians in developing laws and regulations;
• Working with national associations;
• Working with employers, payors, and CMS to reimburse satisfactorily and appropriately for medical treatments;
• Documenting benchmarks for oncology practices;
• Promoting the continued education of physicians, their staff, patients and society;
• Promoting clinical trial enrollment;
• Increasing the membership of community and academic oncologists in the Medical Oncology Association of Southern California (MOASC). |
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 The early portion of the 21 st Century will be an era in which progress, in the science and biology of cancer, will result in an explosion of new technologies with which to prevent, diagnose, treat and cure cancer. While this process will be a boon to cancer patients and society, it will come with substantial costs in an environment where finances may be limited. Cancer patients need protection to allow access to and delivery of optimal cancer management, including providing or coordinating cancer screening and detection, cancer/genetic counseling, cancer education, cancer prevention, cancer treatment, cancer symptom management, and cancer rehabilitation. |
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