The Hillsborough County Medical Association (HCMA) is a membership organization of the physicians and medical student of Hillsborough County. The HCMA Foundation, Inc. is the charitable arm of the HCMA.
The HCMA Foundation is a network of physicians and local businesses dedicated to enriching our community. Partnership with the Tampa Bay business community is a fundamental goal of the HCMA, the HCMA Alliance, and the HCMA Foundation; and has been an essential component for success with the Foundation Charity Golf Classic, the Foundation’s major fundraiser.
Due to the success of the Charity Golf Classic we have been proud to fund programs through such organization as: read more..
Join the E-prescribing Revolution!
USF Health invites members of the HCMA to participate in our exciting national demonstration project, PaperFree Tampa Bay. We have now launched PaperFree Tampa Bay with a community pilot project that will give you the opportunity to convert your office to electronic prescribing free of charge...read more
“Physicians’ Guide for Opting Out of Medicare”
Effective January 1, 1998, a physician or practitioner may enter into a private contract with a beneficiary for furnished services for Medicare. As provided in section 4507 of the Balanced Budget Act of 1997, a private contract is a contract between a Medicare beneficiary and a physician or other practitioner who has opted out of Medicare for two years for all covered items and serves he/she furnishes to Medicare beneficiaries. read more...
Cover Florida Health Plans: http://coverfloridahealthcare.com
Approved Medicaid Waiver
Florida Medicaid Reform
Approved 1115 Research and Demonstration Waiver Application
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) approved AHCA’s proposal to waive certain federal statutory provisions and move forward in reforming Medicaid as authorized by Senate Bill 838. The draft 1115 waiver application was posted on Agency's website on August 31, 2005. AHCA submitted the waiver application on October 3, 2005, after posting the draft application for 30 days as required by Senate Bill 838. CMS reviewed the application and after intensive negotiations with Florida, granted approval. read more...
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