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The Cooperative of American Physicians (CAP) invites you to join us for an evening mixer to recognize and celebrate the contributions of California’s independent physician community. Enjoy complimentary refreshments, appetizers, and engaging conversation with your fellow physician colleagues.

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In CAP's latest edition of Physician Today, you’ll find expert insights into the changing medical malpractice landscape, along with practical guidance for strengthening informed consent processes, streamlining payer credentialing, cutting supply costs, managing online patient portals, and much more.

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This issue covers:

• Key developments impacting the medical malpractice landscape

• Strategies to strengthen informed consent processes and documentation

• Streamlining your payer credentialing approach

Noridian has released its latest quarterly provider update, highlighting several important Medicare billing, compliance, and educational resources for physician practices. We’ve summarized the most relevant updates below. The complete Noridian newsletter is available at the bottom of this page.

Key Updates

Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) Form Now Available in the Noridian Medicare Portal

As of June 19, 2026, providers can now submit the Part B Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) Correspondence Formdirectly through the Noridian Medicare Portal (NMP) instead of mailing it. Supporting documentation can also be uploaded electronically, streamlining requests related to previously processed claims.

This submission option is intended for requests involving:

• Claims unrelated to No-Fault, Workers’ Compensation, Liability, or Medicare Set-Aside cases

WATCH NOW! Margin Rescue: Hidden Expenses and Untapped Revenue in Your Primary Care Practice explores the financial and operational challenges quietly impacting independent primary care practices and the practical strategies physicians can use to strengthen sustainability without sacrificing patient care. Presented by leaders from Elation Health, this session examines how fragmented systems, inefficient workflows, administrative burden, and billing gaps contribute to rising costs and clinician burnout, while also highlighting new revenue opportunities available in 2026 through programs such as Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM), Transitional Care Management (TCM), and Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM). The discussion also covers how AI-powered tools, automation, and integrated technology can improve coding accuracy, streamline claims management, reduce administrative strain, and help practices capture reimbursement for the care they are already delivering.

Hospital and healthcare organization staff may face circumstances that call for intervention from their supervisor. Chain of command can be a valuable tool in addressing a specific situation within the organization. This webinar, presented by ProAssurance Risk Resource and Claims Directors, offers considerations for a chain of command process in your organization, along with examples of professional liability claims.

Patient termination is an unfortunate but sometimes necessary step when the relationship is no longer beneficial or safe. Following the guidance discussed will create firmer footing to move forward with this difficult decision.

What Every Physician Needs to Know to Start Practicing

Before a physician can care for patients—or get paid—they must successfully complete a complex process involving licensure, credentialing, privileging, and payer enrollment. Understanding these systems isn’t just paperwork—it directly impacts how soon a physician can work, get paid, and stay compliant. For practices and health systems, efficient credentialing affects onboarding, scheduling, and revenue flow. This essential resource from the AMA’s STEPS Forward® podcast breaks down the key steps in practical terms, with advice from a CMO and credentials director at a major health system.

AMA'S Strategic Approach to Career Decisions in Medicine | Practical framework for physicians entering the job market or transitioning to a new role. It’s designed to help you evaluate what matters most, compare different practice models, and find an opportunity aligned with your goals—because career satisfaction is central to long-term success in the business of medicine. >>>