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Thanks to committed and consistent support from donors like you, ACMA is providing our members with meaningful Public Policy Advocacy for Case Management and Transitions of Care professionals. We are making strides with the Improving Access to Medicare Coverage Act and our campaign to close the observation status coverage gap in Medicare. We continue to explore more ways your support can have an even larger impact on case management professionals and the patients they serve.

National Case Management Week was created to support, recognize and celebrate case management professionals and the work they do each and ever day to navigate patients and families to better outcomes. We need your support to continue to provide continuing education opportunities, webinars, networking events and evidence-based resources to support our profession. Help us work for you by donating today!

“While not always top of mind for many Case Managers, advancing advocacy efforts on behalf of Case Management is an important part of our professional practice and can positively impact our patients. For most people, especially legislators, until they are faced with healthcare challenges of their own they have no idea how challenging it can be to navigate the healthcare landscape or how complex the issues, e.g. observation status. It is vital as Case Managers to not only advocate for our patients but our practice. This is why donations to ACMA Public Policy efforts are so vital to our collective work. I hope you will invest with us and help us make a difference!”

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Vote by January 28: ACMA National and Chapter Board Elections

A ballot for the 2022 ACMA National Board of Directors and Chapter Leaders was emailed to you on Friday, January 14 with the subject line "Cast Your Vote for ACMA National Board and Chapter Leaders." If you cannot locate that email with your unique link to vote, please check your spam or junk folder. If you are still unable to locate it, please contact ACMA for assistance. We look forward to receiving your vote by Friday, January 28.

2022 ACMA National Conference in Dallas

Registration is now open for the 29th Annual National Case Management and Transitions of Care Conference and 23rd Annual ACMA Meeting in Dallas, May 1-4 at the Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center! Learn More and Register >>

Call for Presentations - 2022 Leadership and Physician Advisor Conference

ACMA is now accepting presentation proposals the 2022 Leadership and Physician Advisor Conference, as well as select chapter conferences. Presentations must be submitted by January 26, 2022. The conference will take place in New Orleans on November 16-18, 2022. Submit Your Presentation Now >>>

Webinar: Behavioral Health and Moving Beyond the Era of COVID: Caring for Both Patients and Providers

Join ACMA and Sunovion Pharmaceuticals on February 2 to discuss the current behavioral health challenges for both patients and providers in navigating a course through the pandemic. The webinar will include a focus on the ongoing effects of the lockdowns and thoughts on the longer-term implications for providing care to patients with serious mental illness. Learn More and Register >>>

ACM Winter Workshop

Register now for the ACM WInter Workshop. The five-hour course, broken into two, 2 1/2 hour sessions, will begin at 9:00 a.m. CT on both Saturday, February 19 and Saturday, February 26. Registration for the two-part webinar series closes on Wednesday, July 21. To learn more and/or register, click here. >>>

Is your Compass 2021 training complete?

Time is running out to complete your curricula in order to receive continuing education certificates. All trainees must complete the curricula and evaluations prior to January 31, 2022. Log in to check your courses >>>