[4/11/2023]
Resolutions may now be submitted for consideration at ISMA’s annual convention, scheduled for Sept. 8 to Sept. 10.
[4/11/2023]
ISMA members in District 5 and District 4 have now received six-week email notices for their annual meetings.
[4/11/2023]
Senate Republicans will unveil their version of a new two-year state budget this week. Among other items, the budget will include a proposed new reimbursement rate for services provided under the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP 2.0).
[4/11/2023]
More than 1,500 physicians who received temporary licenses in Indiana due to the COVID-19 pandemic must apply for full licensing or lose their right to practice on May 11.
[4/11/2023]
A new federal law requires ALL DEA-registered practitioners to undergo a one-time, eight-hour training requirement incorporating education on treating and managing patients with opioid or other substance use disorders.
[4/11/2023]
Thank you to the Indiana University Health medical staff from the hospitals in Bloomington, Bedford and Paoli and the Union Hospital medical and dental staff (in memory of Randall Stevens, MD) from Terre Haute for their recent donations.
[4/11/2023]
With the annual retreat serving as a launching point, the ISMA Women in Medicine Virtual Discussion Forums are returning in 2023.
[4/11/2023]
Upcoming ISMA events
[4/11/2023]
The ISMA recently learned that Cigna will require the submission of documentation to support the use of modifier 25 when billed with Established Patient E/M CPT® codes 99212 – 99215 and a minor procedure.
[4/11/2023]
Even with changes to insurance plans for 2023, one benefit remains the same. The Indiana Drug Card is available to all Indiana residents at absolutely no cost.