Representing physicians in York County, in service to all physicians, patients, and stakeholders in healthcare.

Facebook Twitter instagram photo camera logo outline 318 56004 logo youtube 318 28645

The York County Medical Society represents physicians in York County, in service to all York County physicians, patients, and stakeholders in healthcare. We promote health and wellness, advocating always for ethics and dignity among physicians. We help physicians provide accessible, high quality, state-of-the-art, cost-effective healthcare!

Dave Thompson, Director of Legislative Affairs for the Pa Medical Society met today with Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill and stated she is “vehemently opposed to Senate Bill 25” – which would allow CRNP’s full practice authority.  He asked that you contact Senator Hill’s local District Office or Harrisburg office today and inform Senator Hill that you oppose Senate Bill 25 and ask her to do the same. She will share with other Senator’s the calls she receives in opposition to this Bill.

The phone number for Senator Hill’s District office is 717-741-4648 and Harrisburg office is 717-787-7085. The e-mail address for Senator Hill is This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

On May 23, 2019 the York County Medical Society held its installation ceremony for new officers and board members for the 2019 -2020 term. The event was held at Marketview Arts, Gallery Hall in downtown York. Chartwells provided the food for the event. Approximately 40 Society members and guests attended the event. Dr. Walter J. Nicholson, Jr. and Dr. Richard W. Dabb were recognized for 50 years of service as physicians. They received certificates and pins. State Representative Stan Saylor also attended the event. Dr. Daniel Hornyak, incoming President, presented a framed certificate to outgoing President, Dr. Quincy Harberger for his service to the board. Dr. Jordan Kirsch and Dr. Daniel Hornyak were recognized as Pa. Medical Society Forty-under-Forty award winners and will be honored, along with other winners across the state, on October 25th at a House-Of-Delegates dinner at Hershey Lodge. Dr. Hornyak also reminded attendees about the new Resident event on Friday, June 28th at York Revolution stadium. For information and to purchase tickets, please contact Liz Torres at 717-843-6744. For pictures of the event read on...

How does donation work? How are organs matched? This section explains the donation and transplant process. For more organ donation information, read the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).

 Read More
 

Distributed to licensed physicians throughout York County and available at a variety of community partner locations, York County Medicine is the official publication of the York County Medical Society.

 Spring 2019  Winter 2018 Fall 2018
 YorkSpring2019  YorkWinter2018 YorkFall 2018

Colleagues,

Good evening and thank you all for coming.  I would like to thank Dr. Harberger for his service as President this past year and leading our York County Medical Society during a time of change, growth, and achievement. 

The York County Medical Society has a long and proud history.  Our 50 year award recipients, Dr. Dabb and Dr. Nicholson, are a testament to the dedication of our physicians.

With all the society has achieved in recent years, there continue to be new challenges.  Today, more than ever, the quote “Change is the only constant in life” applies to medicine and our relationship with patients.  Who would have thought that 30 years ago we would be emailing patients, looking up test results on our phone, diagnosing a rash from hundreds of miles away, or ordering life saving medications after evaluating a patient over a computer monitor?