Montana Medical Association

Montana Medical Association Our mission is to serve our members as an advocate for the medical profession, quality patient care. The MMA’s priorities include the:

1.

Renew or Join Here: https://montana-medical-association.constantcontactsites.com/ About Us
The Montana Medical Association is a vehicle to represent Montana Physicians upon important issues that concern them. You can make a difference by becoming a member of the MMA and voicing your opinion. The MMA, as an organization, is charged by its members to represent all Montana physicians. The MMA endeavors to understand and promote the interests of physicians in all medical specialties, in all venues. Issues involved in the provision of medical care are common to those physicians who are employed by entities such as clinics or hospitals as well as those who are in private practice. Preservation of the physician/patient relationship and patient choice of provider.
2. Promotion of ethical and professional behavior among physicians.
3. Promotion of the health and wellbeing of the populace of Montana.
4. Promotion of evidence-based health care practice and delivery.
5. Promotion of a legislative and regulatory environment that will enhance and not limit or impede priorities 1-4 above.
6. Collaborative effort with other health care entities and organizations to promote programs that support the priorities of the MMA. While recognizing that increased economic pressures and complex issues of practice management have driven many physicians into employed relationships, this does not diminish and may even increase the importance of the MMA. The MMA will continue to represent all physicians in their professional needs, including employment based issues.

93% of patients say it’s important for their physician to be involved in diagnosis and treatment decisions. Yet increasi...
02/18/2026

93% of patients say it’s important for their physician to be involved in diagnosis and treatment decisions. Yet increasingly, bureaucratic red tape is leaving physicians out of health care decisions.

Physicians and patients are finding themselves at the mercy of health insurer’s prior authorization approvals. Montana Medical Association is working to change the system – to get back to the way it should be so that patients and doctors can make the best health care decisions.

Join MMA to help the continued fight against the bureaucratic red tape: https://www.mmaoffice.org/membership/

Physicians view the patient-physician relationship as sacrosanct. And patients agree. 83% of patients see the patient-ph...
02/03/2026

Physicians view the patient-physician relationship as sacrosanct. And patients agree. 83% of patients see the patient-physician relationship as central to providing quality health care.
This and every week, Montana’s physicians uphold their commitment to providing high quality health care.

More: https://www.mmaoffice.org/your-care-is-at-our-core/

Did you know 91% of patients say a physician’s education and training are vital for optimal care? Montana physicians wan...
01/26/2026

Did you know 91% of patients say a physician’s education and training are vital for optimal care? Montana physicians want to spend time with patients, providing comprehensive, compassionate care. It’s at the core of their work.
Learn More: https://www.mmaoffice.org/your-care-is-at-our-core/

The following statement is attributable to:Nicole Clark, M.D.,Chair of the Montana Medical Association Legislative Commi...
01/07/2026

The following statement is attributable to:
Nicole Clark, M.D.,
Chair of the Montana Medical Association Legislative Committee

“The Montana Medical Association is deeply concerned about the recent changes to the childhood immunization schedule announced by the CDC. The U.S. immunization schedule has traditionally relied on a careful, ongoing and robust review of scientific evidence and data by physicians and scientists. This process has ensured that newborns, infants, and children are protected from diseases they may encounter as they grow. We continue to recommend vaccines to protect children from these dangerous diseases and support the evidence-based childhood immunization schedule recommended by national
medical specialty societies that puts children’s health and safety first.”

The Department of Health and Human services is recommending that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reduce the number of universallu recommended vaccines from 17 to 11

The patient-physician relationship is built on trust and compassion — values that are essential to empowering patients w...
12/24/2025

The patient-physician relationship is built on trust and compassion — values that are essential to empowering patients with the information that they need to make health decisions.

The Montana Medical Association wishes you a joyful holiday season and a healthy New Year!

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