Related Organizations

TMA’s relationships with a diverse set of key organizations enables TMA to provide comprehensive services in more innovative ways than it could on its own.  

• TMA Foundation Grant Opportunity
  Each year The TMA Foundation (TMAF) accepts applications from county medical societies, alliance or medical student chapters for community health improvement programs. Society and alliance chapters may apply for up to $7,500 in matching funds from the TMAF Medical Community Grant Program and medical student chapters may apply for up to $3,000 in matching funds from the TMAF Medical Student Community Leadership Grants Program.
• TMLT Cuts Premiums Again
  For the ninth consecutive year since tort reform, the Texas Medical Liability Trust (TMLT) is cutting its liability insurance premiums. This time, the TMLT Board of Governors approved an average 6.9-percent cut in liability premiums and an 18.5-percent dividend for renewing policyholders.
• TMA PracticeEdge
  Created by the Texas Medical Association in early 2015, TMA PracticeEdge offers turnkey solutions that strengthen the independent practice of medicine, manage population health, and improve the financial viability of medical practices. Through the formation of physician-led value-based networks, TMA PracticeEdge currently supports numerous Accountable Care Organizations across Texas.
• Be Wise — Immunize
  This immunization mission aims to increase physician and patient awareness of the importance for immunizations throughout all stages of life by increasing accessibility to low cost and free vaccinations for children and adults. TMA Alliance members, with funding and support materials from the TMA Foundation and TMA, have helped deliver more than 200,000 immunizations to thousands of Texans since the program's inception.  These volunteers are currently in a community in Texas - maybe yours - helping improve the rate of, and access to, immunizations.
• Healthy Now/Healthy Future
  TMA Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) organization committed to connecting the charitable concerns of physicians with the people of Texas. TMAF funded initiatives enable physicians and their families to give back to their community and take a visible leadership role toward improving the health of all Texans.