Why Lobby Day Matters — Now More Than Ever
Virginia physicians are facing real, mounting pressure, and nowhere is that clearer than in the fight over medical malpractice liability reform. Lawmakers need to hear directly from the physicians and practices this issue affects most.
That's where Lobby Day comes in.
Lobby Day gives physicians a direct seat at the table and the chance to put a face and a story behind the bills. Legislators are listening, and many are especially attuned to the economic and business realities facing medical practices. Showing up in person to share how liability costs are affecting your ability to practice, hire, and serve patients is advocacy that no survey or statistic can replace.
Whether the legislation passed during the 2027 General Assembly helps or hurts Virginia medicine may come down to whether physicians make their voices heard now.
Join us for Lobby Day and help protect the future of medicine in Virginia.
We're grateful to the Medical Society of Virginia for organizing Lobby Day and giving Virginia physicians a direct voice with legislators.
Sign up through MSV to participate in Lobby Day and help make sure lawmakers understand the real impact these issues have on physicians and practices across Virginia.





Every year on April 16, otolaryngologists and other voice health professionals worldwide join together to recognize World Voice Day (WVD). World Voice Day encourages men and women, young and old, to assess their vocal health and take action to improve or maintain good voice habits.
The Virginia General Assembly commended the VSO for bringing public attention to the prevalence of voice disorders and ways that people can help preserve and protect their voices. Read the full resolution here.
The VSO is grateful to Delegate Garrett for working with the VSO on this resolution.
