October 7, 2026

Register Now—Stand-Alone, Virtual KSA: Musculoskeletal

Register now for the stand-alone FAFP Virtual ABFM KSA Study Group: Musculoskeletal that will be presented via Zoom on Thursday, October 15, 2026 from 6:30pm-9:00pm ET. Fulfill your ABFM MOC requirements and CLICK HERE to register today. The registration deadline is Monday, October 12, 2026 at 11:59pm ET.

You will earn 10 certification points and 8 enduring (not live) CME credits after successful completion of the KSA; ABFM will award these certification points and enduring CME credits.

Before you register:

Please check your ABFM Physician Portfolio to make sure that you are eligible to take this KSA module. Registrations from ineligible individuals will be subject to cancellation. Visit the ABFM website: www.theabfm.org, or call the support number at 1-877-223-7437 if you need help determining what modules you need.

Summit: 2026 FAFP Annual Meeting - Register Now!

Introducing Summit, the new title of the FAFP Family Medicine Annual Meeting Where Tradition Meets Excellence. Fresh look, same commitment to excellence.



Click Here to register for Summit: 2026 FAFP Family Medicine Annual Meeting, scheduled for December 11-13 at the Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island! Summit 2026 will be presented as a hybrid event, giving attendees the option to register for either In-Person attendance or remote, Virtual attendance hosted via live streaming. The registration deadline is Thursday, December 10, 2026, at 1:00 PM EST.

Both options include:

• Two-and-a-half days of education
• CME Credits allowing you to earn up to:
• 18.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
• 18.0 AOA Category 1-A Credits (for Osteopathic physicians)
• 18.0 Live AAFP Prescribed credits
• Recordings of ALL educational sessions available within 2 weeks of the conference conclusion; accessible for 30 days to registered attendees only.

The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island

Register Now for Summit: 2026 FAFP Family Medicine Annual meeting to receive the reservations waitlist link. The FAFP room block at the Ritz-Carlton has reached capacity. Registered attendees will receive a link to join the reservations waitlist.

The FAFP room block is strictly for registered Summit 2026 meeting attendees. Any room reservations not connected to a meeting registration will be subject to cancellation. (Phone reservations will not be accepted)

Physician Reporting Requirements - Important Update!

Physicians are incessantly barraged by increasing reporting requirements, but that unfortunately does not prevent the State from levying administrative fines on those who fail to file the mandated report. Make sure you and your team do not overlook two new requirements that have recently surfaced (CLICK HERE to learn more) and one that has been in existence since 1997. The Uterine Fibroid Registry opens on December 1, 2026, and physicians need to be aware of the requirements.  The FL Dept of Health will hold Uterine Fibroid training sessions (register below) to provide further guidance. 

Friday, October 9, 10:00 a.m. - Noon ET

Green Practices Save Money, and More!

What if your practice could conserve resources and improve quality through energy efficiency and environment-smart decisions, and save money? This month, My Green Doctor’s newsletter explains how their coaching program saves practices money, describes their new patient teaching brochures (now in Chinese as well), guides children to save energy, and unveils My Green Doctor’s new disaster planning workbook for clinics. Use this link to read our newsletter:

Green Practice News

My Green Doctor is a money-saving membership benefit provided by the Florida Academy of Family Physicians. With the help of the MGD team, practice managers and clinicians find it easy to save resources, address the health threats of climate change, and help create healthier communities. Everyone in your practice can register at My Green Doctor as Partner Society members with the discount code MGDFAFP for free access to My Green Doctor.

Additional Resources

New Patient-friendly Vaccine Resources

Malpractice Case Study: Preventable Adverse Event Leads to a Malpractice Claim

New Resources for Managing CKM Syndrome