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Our Mission

The San Bernardino County Medical Society mission is to promote the science and art of medicine, care and well-being of patients, protection of public health, betterment of the medical profession and equitable access to care. 

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Become a Member

Join SBCMS and CMA and gain a powerful professional team that supports your practice—so you can focus on what matters most: your patients.

SBCMS Programs

Engage in shaping healthcare policy at every level. SBCMS programs connect physicians to advocacy opportunities statewide and beyond.

Member Benefits

Explore exclusive member services that strengthen your practice and well-being—so you can deliver the highest quality care to your patients every day.

Loan Repayment

Physicians may qualify for CalHealthCares loan repayment awards of up to $300,000. Learn how to apply and reduce your educational debt.


CMA News

  • Federal judge halts federal health dept's sharing of Medicaid data with deportation officials

    A federal judge has blocked HHS from sharing the personal information of Medicaid enrollees with deportation officials, temporarily halting a controversial policy that raised serious privacy and patient safety concerns.

  • CMA mourns the loss of Dr. Larry DeGhetaldi

    CMA is deeply saddened by the passing of longtime member and physician leader Larry A. DeGhetaldi, M.D., whose vision, intellect and compassion shaped health policy and physician advocacy in California for decades.

  • AAP issues evidence-based vaccine schedule for young children

    The American Academy of Pediatrics is urging all children ages 6–23 months to be vaccinated against COVID-19, diverging from recent federal guidance that downplays the need for routine immunization. The group is also recommending flu and RSV vaccines for young children to ensure broader protection ahead of the fall respiratory illness season — underscoring growing concern within the medical community about political interference in vaccine recommendations.

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