Medical Society of Sedgwick County

Medical Society of Sedgwick County The Medical Society is a membership organization representing physicians in Sedgwick County.

In 1903, 25 local doctors, who considered their calling the "noblest of all professions," formed the Medical Society of Sedgwick County (MSSC). They were committed to supporting the scientific-based private practice of medicine, enhancing professional medical standards and ethics, and educating the public on various health care issues. Over 100 years later, the members of MSSC continue to share this commitment to the community's health and well-being.

Here are some more photos from MSSC's annual meeting.
12/13/2025

Here are some more photos from MSSC's annual meeting.

MSSC and the city of Derby lost a valued member this week when David Niederee, MD, died. He was a 40-year member of MSSC...
12/12/2025

MSSC and the city of Derby lost a valued member this week when David Niederee, MD, died. He was a 40-year member of MSSC and a founding partner of Derby Family MedCenters. He also was the doctor for the Derby High School football, baseball and wrestling programs. Before Tuesday’s boys basketball game, Derby High School held a moment of silence to remember Dr. Niederee, a community pillar and great person.

Congratulations to Ali Rafiq, MD, on being selected as the 2026 recipient of MSSC’s Dr. Joe and Mrs. Bette Meek Young Ph...
12/11/2025

Congratulations to Ali Rafiq, MD, on being selected as the 2026 recipient of MSSC’s Dr. Joe and Mrs. Bette Meek Young Physician Award. Dr. Rafiq is a hospitalist with Sound Physicians and Ascension Via Christi and has been involved in advocacy at the state and federal levels. He is the current president of the Kansas Chapter of the Society of Hospital Medicine.

There was a great panel discussion on medical missions at the MSSC annual meeting last week. Drs. Kevin Hoppock, Nataliy...
12/10/2025

There was a great panel discussion on medical missions at the MSSC annual meeting last week. Drs. Kevin Hoppock, Nataliya Biskup, Todd Stephens and J.P. Smith shared their experiences serving in other countries and offered advice to others considering a mission trip. Thank you, MSSC physicians, for all you do for our community and around the world.

Here are a few photos from last week's MSSC annual meeting. Thank you, MSSC physicians, for all you do for patients and ...
12/08/2025

Here are a few photos from last week's MSSC annual meeting. Thank you, MSSC physicians, for all you do for patients and our community.

MSSC member Donna Sweet, MD, was interviewed by KSN TV earlier this week as part of World AIDS Day. Sweet started caring...
12/05/2025

MSSC member Donna Sweet, MD, was interviewed by KSN TV earlier this week as part of World AIDS Day. Sweet started caring for HIV patients in 1983. “It was a time of sorrow and mourning because people were getting sick, we had no treatment, and we didn’t know what caused it,” she told KSN. KU School of Medicine-Wichita

The new year is here at MSSC, where the orders for 2026 MSSC Roster copies are ready for pickup. To purchase copies or f...
12/04/2025

The new year is here at MSSC, where the orders for 2026 MSSC Roster copies are ready for pickup. To purchase copies or find out more, call 316-683-7557.

12/03/2025

MSSC premiered its latest member music video at last night’s annual meeting. It stars Drs. Howard Chang, Katie Rosell, Amy Seery and Rick Kellerman – what great sports. Enjoy! And if you want to watch the extended version, go to: https://mssconline.com/rockn-docs/

Not only do MSSC physicians provide great care in our community, many of them do medical mission and relief work through...
12/02/2025

Not only do MSSC physicians provide great care in our community, many of them do medical mission and relief work throughout the world. Tonight's MSSC annual meeting will celebrate this service.

KU School of Medicine-Wichita received a simulator donated by Intuitive Surgical, a biotechnology company in California,...
12/01/2025

KU School of Medicine-Wichita received a simulator donated by Intuitive Surgical, a biotechnology company in California, that will help residents and medical students train for robotic surgery. “They partnered with us because of the robust robotic surgery community in Wichita,” said MSSC member Bret Grizzell, MD, chair of the Department of Surgery. The total value of the donation is $1 million. What a great gift! Photo by KUSM-W.

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1102 S Hillside Street
Wichita, KS
67211

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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+13166837557

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