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The Medical Society of the District of Columbia (MSDC), founded in 1817, is part of the Federation of Medicine made of 120+ state, county and national specialty societies.

Congratulations to our MSDC members at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital  (including the interviewed Dr. Lucy De La...
10/20/2026

Congratulations to our MSDC members at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital (including the interviewed Dr. Lucy De La Cruz) for this remarkable achievement.

Doctors at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital are the first in the D.C. area to offer a robotic, nipple-sparing mastectomy performed through a single small incision.

It’s no secret that healthcare can be complicated. Navigating systems and decoding medical terms takes time and can be f...
10/19/2026

It’s no secret that healthcare can be complicated. Navigating systems and decoding medical terms takes time and can be frustrating.

Physicians devote themselves to years of training and education to confidently provide the highest quality of care for their patients. They know helping patients make informed decisions about their health starts by making room for questions, explaining options and helping them understand what comes next.

October is Health Literacy Month. Tell us in the comments: What helps you feel heard at a doctor’s appointment?

Statement from MSDC President Dr. Klint Peebles on the passing of Dr. Scott Ferguson:The Medical Society of DC joins the...
10/13/2026

Statement from MSDC President Dr. Klint Peebles on the passing of Dr. Scott Ferguson:

The Medical Society of DC joins the entire House of Medicine in mourning the passing of Dr. Scott Ferguson. A tireless and deeply respected advocate, his commitment to preserving the integrity of the physician-led care team was unwavering. Our physician community is thankful for his many years of service and partnership, especially for the invaluable mentorship he provided to many members of the MSDC AMA delegation. A true champion for patients and the ability of physicians to take care of them, he represented the best of our profession and will be truly missed. We extend our heartfelt sympathies and thoughts to his family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing and working alongside him.

10/12/2026

Thank you to everyone who made the 2026 MSDC annual meeting a success. Our packed room buzzing with conversation and connecting would warm any physician heart. While this video is just a snippet of the fun everyone had, we hope you enjoy our recap of our special night.

MSDC Mourns the Passing of Past President Dr. John NilesMSDC joins the entire medical community in the passing of Dr. Jo...
10/09/2026

MSDC Mourns the Passing of Past President Dr. John Niles

MSDC joins the entire medical community in the passing of Dr. John Niles. A celebration of his life will take place tomorrow at Howard University's College of Medicine.

Dr. Niles served as MSDC President in 1990. His tenure was marked by a passionate advocacy for private practice, medical malpractice reform, and women's health. For years, Dr. Niles was a frequent speaker and testifier before the District government warning of the collapse of private practice - especially in Ward 8 - and its impact on care for all residents, but especially the less fortunate. He was a child of the District, graduating from Spingarn High School and serving as the first Black chief of staff for Columbia Hospital for Women.

"Dr. Niles' passing is a huge loss to our community," said MSDC President Dr. Klint Peebles. "Looking back on his statements and letters, he was a prophetic voice warning DC that failure to revise its malpractice laws and support physician practices would lead to many of the health disparities we continue to see today. He was a pioneer and his spirit of being unafraid to speak the truth should be an inspiration to all physicians."

MSDC members, guests, and DC leaders gathered at the historic University Club yesterday to celebrate the Societys annual...
10/09/2026

MSDC members, guests, and DC leaders gathered at the historic University Club yesterday to celebrate the Societys annual meeting of members. Special guests included high-ranking physicians in the DC government, leaders from state and national medical societies, and multiple past MSDC presidents.

Read more at msdc.org/news

Tonight is the big night! For our attendees, please plan your trip and be aware a high-profile event at Mellon Auditoriu...
10/08/2026

Tonight is the big night! For our attendees, please plan your trip and be aware a high-profile event at Mellon Auditorium may complicate traffic in downtown DC. Once you arrive, enjoy complimentary parking, food, and beverage.

Post your pictures to social media but please tag MSDC.

Finally, thank you again to our supporters without whom this event could not happen.

A big thank you to Councilmember Christina Henderson and Councilmembers Alllen, Anita Bonds, Frumin, Councilmember Janee...
10/06/2026

A big thank you to Councilmember Christina Henderson and Councilmembers Alllen, Anita Bonds, Frumin, Councilmember Janeese Lewis George, Brianne Nadeau, Parker, DC Councilmember Brooke Pinto, Trayon White, and Chair Phil Mendelson for introducing legislation to reform downcoding in DC medicine. This is a top priority for the physician community and we look forward to speaking up and out about why this bill is so important.

A special thank you to American Medical Association Medical Society of Virginia Illinois State Medical Society for your knowledge and experience on this issue.

https://medicalsocietyofdc.substack.com/p/downcoding-reform-bill-introduced?r=zduyr&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

Despite the warm weather, it's officially fall. With falls comes another DC tradition, the MSDC annual meeting! TODAY is...
09/30/2026

Despite the warm weather, it's officially fall. With falls comes another DC tradition, the MSDC annual meeting! TODAY is the last day before prices increase so to get your best price, sign up now.

MSDC Active Members receive free valet parking, unlimited food and beverage, and access to the entire event for under $100. That changes after tonight, so don't wait

Visit msdc.org/annualmeeting or contact staff to get signed up.

Time is running short to sign up for the MSDC annual meeting. Prices increase on Thursday (one week before our event), s...
09/29/2026

Time is running short to sign up for the MSDC annual meeting. Prices increase on Thursday (one week before our event), so don't delay and get the best value for an incredible event at a beautiful location.

Learn more and sign up at msdc.org/annualmeeting

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1455 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Ste 400
Washington D.C., DC
20004

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Monday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm

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