[5/1/2025]
After 44 years of experience with ISMA and with insurance, Director of Insurance Tom Martens knows a thing or two about how insurance can change over time.
[5/1/2025]
ISMA’s Indianapolis Indians game night will be on Saturday, July 5, at 7:05 p.m. Gates open at 6 p.m., as the Indians face off against the Louisville Bats at Victory Field.
[5/1/2025]
ISMA Communications Manager Eric Berman and Vice President of Government Affairs John Ruckelshaus take a last look at the 2025 Indiana General Assembly session, including bills to study physician reimbursement and track health care ownership, and a f
[5/1/2025]
The ISMA members' Indiana Fever games will be on Tuesday, May 20, vs. the Atlanta Dream and Saturday, July 5, vs. the Los Angeles Sparks at 7 p.m. at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
[5/1/2025]
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC)’s annual report on the U.S. birth rate increased slightly last year from a record low in 2023 but remains the second lowest in the last century.
[5/1/2025]
The new medical student officers have been selected to begin May 2025 for the 2025/2026 academic year.
[5/1/2025]
Registration for the second annual ISMA Wellness Symposium is open. Attendees will learn practical tools, expert insights, and supportive strategies to help build resilience, find balance, and reconnect with the inspiration and purpose of medicine.
[5/1/2025]
Registration is open for an ISMA webinar to be held at noon on Wednesday, May 7, to explain the ins and outs of Medicaid.
[5/1/2025]
ISMA presents, “Indiana physician noncompete agreements – What is new and when are they legal?” Scott Morrisson, JD, a partner at Krieg DeVault, presents a webinar on noncompete clauses and Senate Enrolled Act (SEA) 475 on Monday, May 14.
[5/1/2025]
The American Medical Association is currently soliciting applications to fill one vacancy on the AMPAC Board of Directors. AMPAC is the bipartisan political action committee of the AMA.
[5/1/2025]
ISMA will offer its popular annual Advocacy Training Program in an all-new, condensed format this May.
[5/1/2025]
The Centers for Disease Control recently warned that declining immunization rates threaten to reverse the U.S.’s successful elimination of measles, especially in areas with gaps in vaccination coverage.
[5/1/2025]
National Trauma Awareness Month (NTAM) is observed every May to spotlight the critical issue of trauma and the importance of injury prevention.
[5/1/2025]
The ISMA recognized the achievements and passion for medicine displayed by two outstanding graduating medical students with its annual Future Physician Leader Awards.
[5/1/2025]
The ISMA is guided by input from members. Any member of ISMA may provide that input in the form of a written resolution.
[5/1/2025]
Registration has opened for ISMA’s annual district meetings. These gatherings offer a valuable opportunity for physicians to network locally and stay informed about important updates from ISMA staff.
[5/1/2025]
Director of Education and Physician Resources Ranae Obregon has been promoted to Vice President of Education and Physician Resources.
[5/1/2025]
A fatal case of ehrlichiosis in Floyd County has already been reported this month. Indiana health officials are urging physicians to watch for tick bites following a death in Floyd County last month from ehrlichiosis.
[5/1/2025]
Women in Medicine will hold a Support, Talk, and Share Discussion on Tuesday, June 24, from 7-8 p.m. on Zoom. Chair Jane Bridges, MD, will lead this opportunity to reconnect for the first time since February’s WIM retreat.