10/16/2026
Join ACMA in commemorating National Case Management Week 2026, as we honor the tireless efforts of case managers who drive improved patient outcomes, seamless care coordination, and a strengthened healthcare system across hospitals, health systems, insurance companies, and medical practices nationwide.
Our RACT case managers provide intensive, community-based care and support to individuals living with severe and persistent mental illnesses. They meet clients where they live to monitor mental health symptoms, daily living skills, and physical well-being. They also assist with medication education, help clients maintain safe housing, employment, vocational training, food assist, and public benefits.
Our MCOT case managers provide immediate, community-based crisis intervention and short-term stabilization services. They respond, in person, to an activated crisis call at homes, schools, emergency departments, jails, or public spaces and conduct on-site screenings for risk factors like suicidal ideations, psychosis, and severe emotional distress. They use trauma-informed techniques to stabilize volatile situations in the least restrictive environment possible. They also link clients to vital community resources.
Our Crisis Diversion case managers connect individuals experiencing acute mental health crises, substance use issues, or minor legal infractions to community-based care instead of sending them to jail or emergency rooms. They create customized care plans that outline short-term and long-term goals, including safety planning and immediate clinical care stabilization. They also link clients directly to sustainable community resources such as intensive outpatient therapy, psychiatric medication management, housing assistance, and substance use rehabilitation.
Our TCOOMMI case managers provide specialized continuity of care, monitoring, and supportive interventions for adults or juveniles with severe and persistent mental illnesses who are involved in the criminal justice system on probation or parole. They bridge the gap between correctional/jail settings, develop individual treatment plans, maintain regular field-based or office visits, and connect clients to psychiatric case, medication management, housing and social services to reduce hospitalization and criminal recidivism.
Thank you for all you do!
