It's all about convenience! MAFP makes it super easy to pay your dues online, just click the icon above to visit the AAFP portal. Check out the new national campaign to champion family physicians at the forefront of health reform. The Montana Family Medicine Residency was established in 1995 to meet the need of a shortage of physicians in Montana.
Current winner and a list of past winners who have won the coveted MAFP Physician of the Year award! The HHS has allocated $20 million in annual grant money over the next five years to fund training and education programs that help solo physicians and small group practices in rural or underserved areas implement the Quality Payment Program, which is part of the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act.
Current winner and a list of past winners who have won the coveted MAFP Physician of the Year award! The HHS has allocated $20 million in annual grant money over the next five years to fund training and education programs that help solo physicians and small group practices in rural or underserved areas implement the Quality Payment Program, which is part of the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act.
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From the American Academy of Family Physicians website. For Montana AFP members - access your CME record, report CME online, or print a certificate documenting your cumulative CME (You'll need your AAFP ID number to access this information). The Montana Medical Association is a membership organization comprised of Montana physicians dedicated to improving patient care.
As a practicing family physician, you know what's happening in health care. You live it every day, but U.S. representatives and senators come from a variety of backgrounds and professions. Of the 535 lawmakers in Congress, a little more than a dozen are physicians and even fewer are family physicians.
The Montana Academy of Family Physicians and the American Academy of Family Physicians, working together to serve family physicians and the American public, present Family Practice Management on the AAFP web site. Best practices in suicide prevention for rural primary care and to offer physicians, patients, and rural communities the tools and support they need.
Dr. Stein is board certified in family medicine by the American Board of Family Medicine and attended Carroll College in Helena and the University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle, Washington. Shortly thereafter he started full time at the former Eureka Prompt Care in 2000, commuting part-time from Kalispell from 1997-2000 before moving to Eureka.
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