New Leadership Team at ACMA
The American Case Management Association (ACMA) is excited to announce significant updates regarding its National Board of Directors. This change introduces a dynamic leadership team committed to furthering the mission of supporting case management and transitions of care professionals across the country.
Celebrating Newly Elected Board Members
Recently, ACMA completed the election for the 2025 National Board of Directors, welcoming several distinguished professionals to key roles. These talented individuals will officially assume their duties beginning on January 1, 2026.
Meet the New Members
Among the newly elected leaders, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to:
- Michael-Anne Browne, MD, CMPC
Physician Member-at-Large, Associate Chief Medical Officer at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford - Marlene Crouse, DNP, RN, CMAC, NE-BC
Member-at-Large, Vice President at WellSpan Health - Katie Flanagan, MSW, LCSW, ACM-SW
Member-at-Large, Assistant Vice President at Duke Health - Jason Lindsey, DNP, MSN, RN, ACM-RN
Member-at-Large, Director of Case Management at North Oaks Health System
A Focus on Excellence
This year’s elections have led to a strong lineup of board members who bring diverse experiences and a commitment to excellence. The close electoral results signify the unwavering dedication of ACMA’s membership and the caliber of candidates willing to serve. This leadership team includes esteemed practitioners from various healthcare backgrounds, aiming to leverage their insights in addressing the evolving needs of case management.
Advancing ACMA’s Mission
As these leaders step into their roles, ACMA anticipates fresh perspectives that will enhance its ongoing mission. The collaboration and guidance from the newly elected board are bound to support the strategic objectives of ACMA in offering exceptional resources and tools for case management professionals.
National Board and Chapter Elections
In addition to the National Board elections, chapter-specific elections across the country have also concluded successfully. These elections play a vital role in ensuring local representation and addressing regional challenges within the case management field.
Strengthening Professional Community
We express our sincere gratitude to all candidates participating in this year’s elections. It is their commitment and passion that make our association thrive. As our membership grows, so does the community of professionals dedicated to advancing the field of case management. Through events, resources, and support systems, ACMA nurtures a vibrant network that helps case managers excel in their roles.
Continuing Education and Networking
Founded in 1999, the American Case Management Association comprises over 20,000 members, including nurses, social workers, and physicians, all connected by their dedication to case management. ACMA regularly hosts educational conferences and networking opportunities at both state and national levels, ensuring that members have access to the latest resources and best practices in the industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the newly elected members of ACMA's National Board?
The newly elected members are Michael-Anne Browne, DNP, Marlene Crouse, Katie Flanagan, and Jason Lindsey.
When will the new board members start their terms?
The new board members will officially begin their terms on January 1, 2026.
What is the mission of ACMA?
ACMA aims to support case management and transitions of care professionals nationwide by providing resources, solutions, and support.
How many members does ACMA have?
ACMA comprises over 20,000 members, including healthcare professionals affiliated with case management.
What kind of events does ACMA host?
ACMA hosts educational conferences and networking events to help case management professionals grow and learn from each other.
