American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA)
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Mission, Values, and Vision

Mission

To be the professional community that improves healthcare by advancing best practices and standards for health information management and the trusted source for education, research, and professional credentialing.

Values

  • The public’s right to accurate and confidential personal health information
  • Innovation and leadership in advancing health information management practices and standards worldwide
  • Adherence to the AHIMA Code of Ethics
  • Advocacy and interdisciplinary collaboration with other professional organizations

Vision

Quality healthcare through quality information

AHIMA Membership
AHIMA is all about information, giving you the inside intelligence you need to thrive professionally. As a member, you're privy to a constant, authoritative stream of information on critical topics such as privacy and security, coding, electronic health records, reimbursement, compliance, and more. Better yet, we offer you the resources you need to make the most of that information, turning what you know into professional opportunity.

Top 10 AHIMA Member Benefits

  • Communications—Journal of AHIMA, AHIMA Advantage
  • Newsletter, various E-newsletters and E-alerts.
  • Legislative Voice—Advocacy Assistant and representation in legislative, regulatory and standards.
  • Professional Development—programs, services, publications and certification.
  • Collaboration—Communities of Practice, AHIMA
  • Convention and Exhibit, seminars, audio conferences, and Web-based training.
  • Discounts—education, certification, publications, products and Affinity Programs provide members discounts on valuable services.
  • Information and Research—FORE Library: HIM Body of Knowledge.
  • Job Postings—HIM specific job search through Career Assist.
  • Members-Only Web site—myAHIMA Single Log-In, myProfile and the Vendor and Exhibitor Directories.
  • Component State Associations (CSA)—automatic membership at local level.
  • Leadership—Action Community for e-HIM®Excellence (ACE), Fellowship Programs

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Go to AHIMA Membership and become an AHIMA member today!

Or, visit Membership Info to learn more.

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AHIMA on Facebook

Why is AHIMA on Facebook?

The AHIMA Facebook page lets us share some of the AHIMA experience and provides another forum for HIM professionals to network with and learn from one another. Here, you can share questions, experiences, and comments about HIM, and we can let you know about events and resources that you may find useful in your career and educational pursuits.

What is not allowed on the Facebook page?

Please use your discretion when posting comments, photos, etc. to the AHIMA Facebook page. This is a professional page created to help you learn and network with your peers. Comments and photos that are deemed inappropriate for professional networking will be removed.

What if I don't want AHIMA or AHIMA page fans to see my profile?

AHIMA respects your privacy. Joining the AHIMA Facebook page does not allow anyone to see your profile who didn't already have access to it. Only page members who are your friends or members of one of your networks will be able to see your details. You can modify your privacy settings at any time in order to limit the individuals and networks that can view your profile. Clicking "Privacy" on the top right navigation menu of any Facebook page brings up your privacy settings. Here, you can limit part or all of your profile.