ACMA: The premier association for health care delivery system case management and transitions of care professionals.Founded in 1999, the American Case Management Association (ACMA) is a national, non-profit, professional membership association, which supports the profession of case management and transitions of care in the health care delivery system setting. ACMA memb

Core values

- **Improving Case Management Practices**: ACMA provides standardized training through programs like the Health Plan Compass, which ensures case managers are well-informed about current regulations and best practices, ultimately enhancing patient care[3].
- **Advocacy and Support**: ACMA advocates for case management professionals and patients, addressing regulatory changes and supporting heroes in the profession who face personal challenges[1].
- **Research and Data**: ACMA conducts comprehensive surveys and research, providing invaluable insights into case management, transitions of care, and physician advising, which helps in shaping better healthcare policies and practices[1][4].
- **Scholarships and Certification**: The Karen Vanaskie Scholarship Fund supports the certification of case managers, ensuring more professionals are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to deliver high-quality care[1][4][5].
- **Community Engagement**: ACMA encourages sharing of best practices, research, and innovative solutions within the professional community, fostering continuous improvement in healthcare delivery[5].