Connecticut Chapter of the
Case Management Society of America
Case Management Society of America
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Definition of Case
Managment: a collection
process which assesses,
plans, implements,
coordinates, monitors
and evaluates the options
and services required to
meet an individual's
health needs, using
communication and
available resources to
promote quality,
cost-effective outcomes.
Managment: a collection
process which assesses,
plans, implements,
coordinates, monitors
and evaluates the options
and services required to
meet an individual's
health needs, using
communication and
available resources to
promote quality,
cost-effective outcomes.
The Case Management Society of America is an international, non-profit organization founded in 1990 dedicated to the support and development of the
profession of case management through educational forums, networking opportunities and legislative involvement. Unique in its composition as a international
organization, over 70 affiliated and prospective chapters [including Australia, Hong Kong, and London] in a tiered democratic structure, CMSA’s success and
strength is its structure as a member-driven society.
profession of case management through educational forums, networking opportunities and legislative involvement. Unique in its composition as a international
organization, over 70 affiliated and prospective chapters [including Australia, Hong Kong, and London] in a tiered democratic structure, CMSA’s success and
strength is its structure as a member-driven society.
Connecticut Case Management Society of America | All rights reserved | 2005-2008
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to encourage standards of excellence throughout the case management
process by providing opportunities for education and networking with other case
managers and health care professionals across the continuum.
Vision Statement:
~Provide a positive contribution to the development of the professional case manager.
~Provide high quality member programs and services responsive to the needs of all.
~Increase the visibility, credibility and impact of CMSA/CTCMSA on issues of public policy
that affect case managers at the federal, state and local areas.
~Inform consumers and other professionals of the health care system of the positive
impact of effective case management intervention.
Who Can Join?
You do not need to be a case manager to join CMSA. You do not need to have
many years in case management to join, just a desire to expand your
opportunities and knowledge.
Category A - Case Manager Members Individuals involved in the field of Case
Management. Requirements include a health professional degree, current license
or national certification in the health or humans services profession.
Category B - Associate Members Individuals actively providing Case Management
related services and not qualified as a Case Manager Member.
Please Note: CMSA members are NOT required to have a CCM Certification.
Contact CMSA Member Services for additional information on company, corporate,
military, and student membership programs.
Benefits of Joining:
All the benefits of National CMSA Membership. Professional development through
educational forums. Minimum of 10 educational meetings per year and one annual
conference.
Networking opportunities with case managers and health care professionals across the
state and beyond.
Increased knowledge of the latest developments in legislative issues, health care reform,
career path options, and medical advancements.
Opportunities to excel in leadership skills, presentation abilities and active involvement in
affecting positive health care outcomes.
Commitment from National and CT CMSA to help meet professional and individual needs.
How Can You Join?
To join, you need a completed application and membership dues for the first year.
Please contact us for more information and a copy of the application.
Any questions, call the Chapter Line @ 203- 284-2878
**Note CT CMSA is listed on the CMSA application as CT1, Hartford.
If you wish to sign up, you must choose CT1.
Our mission is to encourage standards of excellence throughout the case management
process by providing opportunities for education and networking with other case
managers and health care professionals across the continuum.
Vision Statement:
~Provide a positive contribution to the development of the professional case manager.
~Provide high quality member programs and services responsive to the needs of all.
~Increase the visibility, credibility and impact of CMSA/CTCMSA on issues of public policy
that affect case managers at the federal, state and local areas.
~Inform consumers and other professionals of the health care system of the positive
impact of effective case management intervention.
Who Can Join?
You do not need to be a case manager to join CMSA. You do not need to have
many years in case management to join, just a desire to expand your
opportunities and knowledge.
Category A - Case Manager Members Individuals involved in the field of Case
Management. Requirements include a health professional degree, current license
or national certification in the health or humans services profession.
Category B - Associate Members Individuals actively providing Case Management
related services and not qualified as a Case Manager Member.
Please Note: CMSA members are NOT required to have a CCM Certification.
Contact CMSA Member Services for additional information on company, corporate,
military, and student membership programs.
Benefits of Joining:
All the benefits of National CMSA Membership. Professional development through
educational forums. Minimum of 10 educational meetings per year and one annual
conference.
Networking opportunities with case managers and health care professionals across the
state and beyond.
Increased knowledge of the latest developments in legislative issues, health care reform,
career path options, and medical advancements.
Opportunities to excel in leadership skills, presentation abilities and active involvement in
affecting positive health care outcomes.
Commitment from National and CT CMSA to help meet professional and individual needs.
How Can You Join?
To join, you need a completed application and membership dues for the first year.
Please contact us for more information and a copy of the application.
Any questions, call the Chapter Line @ 203- 284-2878
**Note CT CMSA is listed on the CMSA application as CT1, Hartford.
If you wish to sign up, you must choose CT1.
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