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Welcome!
The mission of the Capital Medical Society
is to promote the practice of medicine for the ultimate benefit
of the
patient.
The Capital Medical Society (CMS) is a local
professional organization, representing more than 525 physician
members
who live and work in Leon, Gadsden, Jefferson and Wakulla
Counties.
Capital Medical Society provides its physician
members with a strong voice and active representation in
local
and state
government, regulatory agencies and community activities.
CMS addresses political, social or economic issues concerning
the level and delivery of healthcare for patients and physicians
in our area.
An annually elected Board
of Governors governs
the non-profit CMS. Contact the Board of Governors through
the CMS office,
by calling 850-877-9018. Capital Medical Society
offers a variety of services to both its members and to the
public.
CMS is affiliated with the
Florida Medical Association, the largest, most effective
organization representing the interests
of all Florida physicians and their patients. CMS is also
affiliated with the American Medical Association. Together
we are stronger.
Capital Medical Society
1204 Miccosukee Road
Tallahassee, FL 32308
(850) 877-9018 | (850) 878-0218 (Fax)
Office Hours: Monday thru Friday
8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Status of the We Care Network
A huge thank you to all the physicians, dentists, and organizations who volunteer in the We Care Network. Together, we provide an impressive, award-winning service to our community, providing access to low-income and uninsured adults in our four-county area. See who donated care to We Care Network patients during 2009. |
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CMS Office is a resource for physician offices as they pursue EMR
During April and May, the Capital Medical Society provided a two-part series of meetings to assist members as they look to implement Electronic Medical Records (EMR) in their offices. Learn more...
FMA Updates
The 2010 Florida Legislative Session is finally over, and it was summed up best by Sen. Don Gaetz, who said, "This is the year we averted disaster." Learn more in the FMA Update. Other updates include information about FMA's New Green Doctor Office Program to lower office expenses and improves health AND information about PECOS and the Red Flag Rule. Read more ...
Spirituality and Medicine Seminar and Community Presentation
Big Bend Hospice is excited to present Dr. Glenda F. Hodges, Ph.D., J.D., M.Div., Director of the Howard University Medical School's Spirituality and Medicine Program as the keynote speaker on June 10th when we host our first Spirituality and Medicine Seminar. The purpose of this June 10th seminar is to explore and enhance the partnership between the spiritual and medical communities, promote the important relationship between science and faith, and further the understanding of patients as whole integrated beings. Read more.
In Other News...
The Rotary Club of Tallahassee made a generous $1,500 donation to the Capital Medical Society Foundation's We Care Network and a reception was held on May 14 to honor the Board of Trustees of the Charles A. Frueauff Foundation. Read more.

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