Thursday, September 24, 2026
Cooper Creek Event Center
Join physician leaders, healthcare organizations, and community partners for an evening celebrating physician leadership, community impact, and the shared commitment to strengthening health across our region.
Additional details coming soon!
OSMAPAC is seeking 5–6 physicians from the Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati to participate in brief candidate interviews for an open-seat Ohio General Assembly race in the Cincinnati area. Interviews will be conducted via Zoom during one weekday evening in early to mid-June and will focus on issues directly impacting physicians and patient care, including insurance reform, scope of practice, and public health.
Candidates participating include Cara Jacob (D) and Zac Haines (R) for Ohio Senate District 7. Physicians interested in participating should contact Jessica Sellar at the Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati.
OSMA, in collaboration with the AMA, is gathering physician feedback on the new Medicare WISeR program, which uses AI vendors within traditional Medicare to conduct prior authorization reviews for certain services in Ohio and five other states.
If you have encountered prior authorization requirements under this program, please consider completing the survey linked below. Physician feedback will help inform ongoing advocacy efforts aimed at improving the program and reducing unnecessary administrative burden on practices and patients.
Thurs, 6/4, 5:30p-7:30p
Kenwood Country Club
Physicians, residents, and fellows welcome
Fri, 6/19
The Summit Hotel
8 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
Women’s healthcare is evolving rapidly — especially in the areas of menopause care, obesity medicine, and breast health. Join HERmedicine for a comprehensive one-day CME experience designed to help clinicians navigate these increasingly complex areas of care with confidence.
Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati members receive $50 off registration using code AOMC50.
The Academy recently hosted a virtual educational session, “2025 Payer Report Card,” focused on the growing impact of payer denials and revenue cycle inefficiencies on physician practices. Presented by Tim Kappes, PhD, CEO of Impart Knowledge, the session highlighted practical strategies to identify and prevent revenue leakage before it impacts cash flow and operations.
A summary of key clinical pearls and operational insights from the session is included below for members and practice leaders who were unable to attend.
By: Jeff Levine, Esq.
Partner, Strauss Troy
Before signing a physician employment agreement, physicians should carefully evaluate negotiable terms like restrictive covenants, termination rights, productivity metrics, and malpractice coverage to avoid costly long-term consequences.
Join fellow physicians who are helping guide the Academy’s work and strengthen the physician voice in our community. Whether through Council service or Academy membership, your involvement helps advance high-quality care and support colleagues across our region.