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How to Whitelist TMA

Please help us ensure TMA emails arrive in your inbox and not in your spam folder. 

See below for steps to follow to ensure Texas Medical Association emails are whitelisted at your organization/institution. 

Steps to follow: 

Individual Physicians

  • Add tmainfo@texmed.org to your email address book.
  • If you find any TMA emails in spam, move them to the inbox.

Group Practices / Institutions / Hospital Systems

  • Please request that IT add texmed.org to its allowlist.
  • Please request that IT also add these HubSpot IP addresses to its allowlist:   

54.174.60.0/23

143.244.80.0/20

18.208.124.128/25

54.174.53.128/30

158.247.16.0/20

54.174.59.0/24

54.174.63.0/24

3.93.157.0/24

54.174.52.0/24

139.180.17.0/24

54.174.57.0/24 

Questions? Or need assistance? Contact alan[dot]atwood[at]texmed[dot]org or michael[dot]oneill[at]texmed[dot]org for help.

Last Updated On

June 27, 2024

Originally Published On

January 26, 2023

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