Caring for Missouri
- Filing Medicare High-Dollar Claims with WPS
- ACCC's 27th National Oncology Economics Conference
Sep. 29—Oct. 2, 2010 - ASH State-of-the-Art Symposium
Sept. 24-25, 2010 - Mark Your Calendar:
MOS Membership Conference
November 5, 2010 - RAC: CMS-Approved Audit Issues
Which Claims Will Be
Automatically Edited? - From Medscape Oncology
Community Perspective on Multiple Myeloma: Management Strategies
Interview with Drs. Dragon and Skorupa (Log in required.) - From Medscape Oncology
Expert and Community Perspectives from ASCO:
Evidence-Based Treatment of Solid Tumors (GU, GI, and Lung Cancers) - Write Congress Now
About 2010 Proposed Physician Fee Schedule
The Missouri Oncology Society (MOS) is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2002. The Missouri Oncology Society's members are physicians, nurses, pharmacists, practice administrators, billers, coders and members of industry dedicated to the care of cancer patients. Coalition members serve on the Medicare Carrier Advisory Committee (CAC) in Missouri as representatives for oncology and hematology and are charged with oversite of local medical review policies.
The MOS has been making strides to promote excellence in the care of patients afflicted with cancer and hematological disorders. MOS's goal is to become a conduit between physicians and other members of the health care team.
The Missouri Oncology Society's Mission Statement:
To support excellence in cancer care by establishing better communication, increasing information and advancing education to benefit cancer patients and those who care for them.
The primary goals of the MOS are to advance the care of patients with cancer and hematologic disease and:
- to improve the delivery of services in Missouri;
- to study the socio-economic aspects and consider these findings in facilitating management of these diseases;
- to sponsor educational programs for clinicians;
- to promote interchange between clinicians;
- to safeguard the rights of patients;
- to serve as an advocate and liaison to governmental and insurance interests on behalf of patients;
- to disseminate information regarding legislative and regulatory developments;
- to promote scientific inquiry and exchange of clinical information;
- to establish and maintain high medical and ethical standards,
- to promote fellowship among its members.
