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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

  • CMA helps stop dangerous physical therapy bill

    CMA helped stop dangerous legislation that would have significantly expanded the scope of practice for physical therapists. The measure would undermine physician-led, team-based care and increase the risk of misdiagnosis, delayed treatment and inappropriate management of complex patient conditions.

  • CMA opposes Billionaire Tax Act, citing concerns over long-term Medi-Cal funding

    The CMA Board of Trustees has voted to oppose the proposed Billionaire Tax Act, warning that the ballot measure would increase budget volatility, lacks accountability and is not a sustainable solution to California's health care funding challenges. Physicians remain committed to protecting Medi-Cal and pursuing long-term funding solutions like the proposal to permanently extend the voter-approved Prop 55 (2016) income tax on the state's highest earners to fund health care and education.

  • Cal/OSHA board advances expedited silica protections for engineered stone workers

    The Cal/OSHA Standards Board voted unanimously to move forward with emergency rulemaking to prohibit the fabrication and installation of artificial stone products containing more than 1% crystalline silica. The action follows testimony from CMA and other physician advocates warning of a growing silicosis crisis among California workers.

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