American Case Management Association

The American Case Management Association (ACMA) is a national, non-profit organization established in 1999. It is dedicated to advancing the case management profession within healthcare delivery systems, with a focus on case management and transitions of care. ACMA supports professionals through education, resources, networking opportunities, advocacy, and certification, all aimed at enhancing patient care coordination and health equity.

ACMA offers various professional development services, including training programs like the Compass Training Program and ACTS. The organization conducts ongoing research on case management and industry trends, hosts national conferences, and provides advocacy for case managers in various roles. It also offers certification programs, such as the Accredited Case Manager (ACM) Certification and the Case Management Administrator Certification (CMAC). Additionally, ACMA administers the Karen Vanaskie Scholarship Fund to assist with certification application fees. The organization serves professionals in healthcare settings, including hospitals and insurance companies, helping to improve case management practices across the industry.