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TMA’s New Ask the Expert Series

  • Ask The Expert

  • The Texas Medical Association is launching a new “Ask the Expert” virtual series to bring members direct access to professional experts who can answer questions on legal, practice management, advocacy, and regulatory topics.

    Join us each month as a TMA staff expert hosts a virtual meeting to discuss their area of expertise and answer questions from attendees. 

  • Upcoming "Ask the Expert" Sessions:

     

    April 27, 2021 @ Noon
    “Operational and Billing Aspects of COVID Vaccines”
    Presented by: Meredith Vinez, TMA public health policy analyst, and Carra Benson, manager, practice management and reimbursement services
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    May 14, 2021 @ Noon & 2:30 pm during TexMed

    “Telemedicine”

     

    May 14, 2021 @ 1 pm during TexMed
    “COVID-19 Vaccine Payments”

  • Questions for TMA?

    Have a question or topic you’d like our experts to address? Email your questions or topic suggestions to Ask the Expert.

    For more immediate assistance with a specific issue, please contact the TMA Knowledge Center at (800) 880-7955, or submit a request online.

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    • Disclaimer: This series is designed to provide general commentary for informational purposes only. The commentary is provided with the understanding that TMA is not engaged in rendering any professional service or legal advice. This commentary is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney or other professional. Although TMA has attempted to present materials that are accurate, TMA shall not be liable to anyone for any inaccuracy, error, or omission, regardless of cause, or for any damages resulting therefrom. You should not rely on this information when dealing with personal matters; rather you should seek legal advice from retained legal counsel or specific advice from another professional as applicable.