[1/27/2022]
The Indiana Health Coverage Programs (IHCP) recently issued bulletins with updates on treatment and procedure codes related to COVID-19.
[1/27/2022]
Dr. Jane Bridges, who will present the CME webinar “Physician Wellness: A Path to Reconnection” on Feb. 10, became personally acquainted with burnout when the hospital where she was employed changed electronic medical records (EMR) systems.
[1/27/2022]
The Indiana State Department of Health (IDOH) has updated its guidance for the required reporting of abortion complications by licensed physicians, hospitals, and abortion clinics, after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit lifted an injunct
[1/27/2022]
ISMA has worked with Indiana Face Mask, a family-owned business in Rensselaer, Ind., to make NIOSH-approved, American-made N95 respirators available to members at a 10% discount.
[1/27/2022]
Thanks to members like you, we are continuing to grow and succeed in making sure Indiana remains the best state in which to practice medicine. If you have not yet renewed your membership for 2022, just a few weeks remain to do so.
[1/27/2022]
Even with changes to insurance plans for 2022, one benefit remains the same. The Indiana Drug Card is available to all Indiana residents at absolutely no cost.
[1/27/2022]
Although COVID-19 vaccines and booster shots are dominating our discourse, the number of influenza cases and hospitalizations is rapidly rising.
[1/27/2022]
Our podcast delivers news and updates for members who need a quick overview from ISMA Reports and Legislative News, which you can access whenever and wherever you want. Listen to us while you’re driving, going for a walk or getting in some exercise.
[1/27/2022]
Registration is now open for the 2022 ISMA Physician Advocacy Week, to be held Feb. 7-10, including a town-hall style online forum with state senators and representatives.
[1/27/2022]
ISMA’s advocacy at the Statehouse each legislative session is key to preserving physician-led health care, keeping malpractice rates low and ensuring that Indiana remains a favorable place to practice medicine.