Kane County Medical Society

Empowering physicians of every specialty to speak collectively on the issues that affect their patients, practices, and profession.

Together. Stronger.

Upcoming Events

KCMS 2024 Business Reception and Annual Dinner Meeting

11/13/2024 6:00 PM • In-person at Oscar Swan Country Inn OR Zoom Meeting
Kane County Medical Managers - Working with ECC to Develop Entry Level Employees at No Charge to You

11/14/2024 12:00 PM • Zoom

KCMS 2024 Annual Dinner Meeting

Wednesday, November 13 at Oscar Swan Country Inn

Now excepting board nominations

Please email mara@kcmsdocs.org or call the office 630-584-6129

Join your colleagues for dinner, conversation, and KCMS news.

Illinois State Medical Society

Effective Strategies for Responding to Negative Online Reviews

CME available

Potential patients often rely on online reviews when selecting physicians. Negative online reviews can significantly impact physicians by affecting their professional reputation, patient trust and practice growth.

ISMS is offering a new webinar to provide physicians and their staffs with effective strategies on how to develop policies and procedures that might help head off an online reputation attack before it occurs. It will also offer tips on what to do if physicians or medical practices are the target of negative, false or defamatory online posts.

Navigating Negative Online Reviews

Wednesday, October 16 | Noon to 1 p.m. (CT)

Register today!

The webinar is available for all ISMS members and their employed staff.
If you have questions, please contact the Health Policy Research and Advocacy Division by email.
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Tick Season in Full Swing in Illinois

Register now for fall conference on tickborne diseases. CME available

Experts warn that we’re getting more ticks in number and variety in all areas of Illinois that can cause illnesses in people and animals. The potential for Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever is real, even for people visiting green spaces in urban settings.

This fall, the Illinois Department of Public Health, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine and the Illinois Lyme Association will be hosting the 2024 Illinois Tickborne Disease Conference.

The conference will take place October 22 in Champaign and will offer in-person and virtual attendance options.

The theme of the conference is “Taking a Bite Out of Tickborne Disease,” which will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The conference will bring together clinicians, researchers, local health departments and other leaders in the field of Lyme and tickborne diseases from around the nation. Featured speakers include experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Register now with the QR code in the conference’s flyer.
If you have questions, please contact the ISMS Health Policy Research and Advocacy team by email.

Meet KCMS Resident Member and 2023 Scholarship Recipient

Brittany Hsu, D.O. was born in New York City and raised in Long Island, NY. She completed her undergraduate degree at Cornell University and her master’s degree at Tufts University. Prior to medical school, she did clinical research and joined FoodCorps/AmeriCorps to teach nutrition classes to middle and elementary school students. She attended the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine where she continued doing research in cardiology and at Northwestern PM&R. She was involved with health policy through her local medical society and was a delegate for Nassau County at the Medical Society of the State of New York 2023 Conference. Recently, she moved to the Chicagoland area to start her family medicine residency at Northwestern McGaw Medical Center at Delnor Hospital. She is excited to continue residency and serve the patients of Kane County.

Congratulations on winning the 2023 KCMS Scholarship!

Career Options for Young Physicians

Wednesday, September 11th - Informative panel discussion about employment options with the following physicians sharing their expertise.

KCMS President Speaks to IMSA Students

KCMS President, Dr. John Davine, speaks to IMSA students interested in medicine.

Telehealth Information

ISMS has put together important information regarding telehealth visits.

2023-2024 KCMS Business Supporters

In Case You Missed It

Event Playback - Managing the Adverse Effects of Radiation Therapy & Medical Management of Radiologic Casualties 6/8/2022

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Event Playback - Physician Employment - Legal Discussion 2/2/2022

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Event Playback - Appropriate opioid narcotic dosing. How to keep your medical license and effectively help patients with painful conditions on 1/19/2022

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Event Playback - Opioid Use Disorder in Kane County on 5/20/2021

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