The resolution congratulates the Arkansas Medical Society on its 150 years of service since its founding in October 1875 by a group of 225 physicians. It highlights the Society's significant contributions to public health in Arkansas, including the establishment of the state's first Board of Health, the development of medical licensing laws, and the creation of various health initiatives and programs over the years. The resolution acknowledges the Society's ongoing support for legislative efforts aimed at improving public health and access to medical care, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Furthermore, the resolution designates the year 2025 as "The Year of the Arkansas Physician" to honor the dedication and impact of Arkansas physicians. It recognizes the Society's long-standing tradition of providing volunteer medical care at the State Capitol and the establishment of the Dr. H. Elvin Shuffield Capitol Infirmary. The House of Representatives expresses its appreciation for the Arkansas Medical Society's enduring commitment to the health and well-being of the state's citizens.