David G. Welton, MD, Society

The bi-annual luncheon began in August 1980 when Dr. David G. Welton invited eight of his colleagues to be his guests at lunch at Charlotte Country Club. In succeeding years, the number of invitees increased. Dr. Welton favored the attendees with piano selections, and in later years, a speaker was invited. After he died in 1995, the luncheons were continued in his honor and are now held each April and September. MCMS Emeritus members are invited to come and spend time catching up with former partners and colleagues, and keep abreast of advances in medicine.

Retired Physician MCMS MEMBERS $40
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Retired Physician MCMS NON Members $55
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Annual Fall Luncheon

The MCMS Welton Society gathered recently for an engaging presentation by Dr. Margaret Lozavatsky, CMIO/VP of Digital Health Innovations with American Medical Association, who shared insights on the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. Dr. Lozavatsky discussed how AI is transforming clinical decision-making, diagnostics, and patient care while also highlighting the importance of maintaining human connection and ethical responsibility in medicine. The discussion sparked thoughtful questions and conversation among attendees, reflecting the curiosity and lifelong learning spirit that define the Welton Society.

Annual Spring Luncheon

We were honored to welcome Dr. Scott Furney, who shared exciting insights on medical education and innovation in Charlotte. Thank-you to all who joined us for another memorable Welton Society Luncheon!