ISMA provides a variety of resources for physicians. Click on the tabs above to learn more.

COVID-19 Resources. ISMA wants to ensure Indiana physicians have access to the most relevant and up-to-date information on the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Support:The ISMA Physician Assistance Program provides physicians with consultation, screening, referral and case management, as needed, for substance use and mental health disorders, behavioral issues, and physical illnesses. The program is supported by a physician consultant and staffed by two licensed clinical social workers and an administrative assistant. Our Doctor Your Spirit web web pages contain articles and links to podcasts, assessments and other aids to help physicians facing challenges in the areas of burnout, wellness and civility.

Discounts. A partnership with Office Depot provides discounts of 5 to 55 percent on office supply items and up to 30 percent on technology solutions. And, the Indiana Drug Card will provide you and your patients with savings of up to 75 percent on prescription medications at more than 68,000 pharmacies across the country. 

Insurance. ISMA-sponsored medical and dental insurance plans are specifically designed for ISMA members and their spouses, to provide better-than-market benefits at an affordable cost for all.

Recognition and financial aid. Members may nominate candidates for two annual awards, one for a physician committed to increasing awareness of domestic violence in Indiana and one for a non-physician who has contributed to the health and welfare of Hoosier patients. We also sponsor an award given each year to a student leader at Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine and are working on providing scholarships both there and at Indiana University School of Medicine.

News and information. Our monthly ISMA Reports and twice-monthly e-Reports keep members up-to-date on news, trends and laws important to medical practice in Indiana. When the Indiana General Assembly is in session, the weekly Legislative News tracks bills that affect physicians and reports on what ISMA's Government Relations staff is doing to make sure Indiana remains a favorable place to practice.