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ISMA’s advocacy at the Statehouse each legislative session is key to preserving physician-led health care, keeping malpractice rates low and ensuring Indiana remains a favorable place to practice medicine.
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Even with changes to insurance plans for 2021, one benefit remains the same. The Indiana Drug Card is available to all Indiana residents at absolutely no cost.
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Extensive congressional advocacy efforts on the part of physician organizations have temporarily averted cuts to Medicare physician payments that were scheduled to take effect Jan. 1.
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ISMA is grateful to 10 donors, who have contributed a total of $30,320 to the ISMA Physician Assistance Program as of Dec. 14.
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The Indiana Heath Coverage Programs (IHCP) recently posted several bulletins of particular interest to Indiana physicians who accept Indiana Medicaid.
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The ISMA has joined the AMA and other state medical and national specialty societies in a second letter to the Veterans Administration (VA) concerning The Federal Supremacy Project.
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Here are two ways you can help ISMA continue to advocate for patients and our profession.
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This holiday season, we’re grateful for your dedication to medicine and to those you serve.
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Patients interested in receiving the monoclonal antibodies used to prevent progression of COVID-19 can now call 211 for information.
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When the federal No Surprises Act takes effect Jan. 1, physicians and other health care practitioners will be required to post notices of patient rights, issue good-faith estimates of charges and obtain patient consent for certain out-of-network cost