The 2026 MOA House of Delegates
The Michigan Osteopathic Association (MOA) Hybrid House of Delegates (HOD) will take place on Saturday, April 25, 2026 at the MOA Okemos office. There is also a Zoom option for participants.
Visit the MOA website for more information: https://domoa.memberclicks.net/hod
The MOA House of Delegates is the legislative and policy-making body of the association. The House is responsible for election of officers and directors, election of AOA delegates and alternates, bylaws amendments, component societies and various policies and positions.
The body of delegates is comprised of physician leaders who are active in their district or county osteopathic component society and are elected by their peers for one-year terms. The number of delegates per society is determined by association membership in the respective area. The House of Delegates receives reports from the officers, committees, and additional matters brought to the body for consideration.
KCMS/KCOA Winter 2025 Bulletin
Physician Wellbeing Resources – Reading and Watching
Implicit Bias – New License Requirements
AOA statement on physician-led care, physician assistant title change and non-physician clinician use of the title ‘doctor’
Fireside Chats: A KCMS/KCOA Virtual Series
From MOA President, Jeffrey Postlewaite, DO, FACOOG
Stop the Misinformation
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!
