2024 MOA House of Delegates

The Michigan Osteopathic Association House of Delegates (HOD) will take place Saturday, April 27, 2024. The HOD will be a hybrid and has been moved from the traditional Spring Convention in order to adhere to the American Osteopathic Association’s HOD timeline of submitting resolutions to their HOD.

Highlights of the 2023 MOA House of Delegates.

Kent County Osteopathic Association President, Adam Wolfe, DO, (right) and Southwest Michigan Osteopathic Association President, Kevin Beyer, DO (left) take the opportunity to catch up and visit with one another.
KCOA Board Member and MOA Speaker of the House, Dr. Craig Bethune, (far left) and other MOA leaders. Thank you for representing Michigan and your profession!



The Kent County Osteopathic Association seeks to advocate for the physicians of Kent County, advance the science and practice of osteopathic medicine, and provide an arena for osteopathic physicians to support and educate each other and their community.

Don’t forget your 2025 dues payment

Your continued membership in KCOA enables our Board to continue work to improve health care in our communities.  As you are surely aware, there are a number of critical issues being debated locally, regionally, and nationally – our voice is more important than ever!

Tax Deductibility of Your Dues as a Business Expense
 
Kent County Osteopathic Association estimates that 1% of your 2025 paid membership dues will be nondeductible as this portion is related to lobbying (as defined by law). If you pay your 2025 KCOA dues prior to December 31, 2024, you may deduct up to 99% of that amount as a business expense.
 
Prompt payment of your 2025 KCOA dues is greatly appreciated.
 
 

 


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