Welcome to Massachusetts Orthopaedic Association

The Massachusetts Orthopaedic Association is the only statewide organization representing orthopaedic surgeons in the Commonwealth. We represent the surgeons interests in dealing with the socio-economic issues affecting their practices and their ability to care for their patients. More about MOA

2016 ANNUAL MEETING HIGHLIGHTS

Honored Guest, Lt. Governor Karyn Polito addressed the members at the MOA Annual Meeting on April 27, 2016 in Waltham. She stressed the importance of working together to combat the opioid abuse and addiction epidemic in our state.

• Highest Honor Bestowed to Arthur Boland, M.D.
• Orthopaedic Residency Award for Best Project and Presentation
• MOA Welcomes New Board Members and Resident Board Members for 2016-2017
• MOA OPIOID BROCHURE TO EDUCATE YOUR PATIENTS

MOA 2016 MEMBERSHIP DUES - RENEW TODAY for 2016 Benefits!

The MOA is the ONLY in-state organization working diligently to be the collective representative for orthopaedists and your continued involvement will enable us to project a strong, unified voice on state and national issues in 2016. We need each of you to renew your dues, recruit new colleagues to join, and take an active part in the political and legislative process that impacts the future of our profession.

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Learn More About Your Practice Options to Remain Independent in the Changing Healthcare Arena

The MOA is pleased to provide members with the Association's legal primer, “Principal Strategic Options for Orthopaedists to Remain Independent in Our Rapidly Evolving Health Care System.”

The detailed white paper reviews options for Massachusetts' orthopaedic surgeons to continue in independent, private practice. The review is provided by Attorney Michael Blau, Foley & Lardner and the paper, spearheaded and initiated by the Massachusetts Orthopaedic Association was supported in part by funding from the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, and has been released nationally by the AAOS in an effort to inform all orthopaedic surgeons throughout the country of viable practice options. Click here to download your copy.