Together, we can build a powerful national voice.
Your membership investment allows NMMAA to advocate, educate, and assist through legislative reform, public education, complaint resources, professional networks, partnerships, and patient-advocacy initiatives.
“Doctors have The Doctors Company. Patients and families have the National Medical Malpractice Advocacy Association. Together, we can build a powerhouse that gets attention.”
— Deirdre Gilbert, Founder & National DirectorJoin a community committed to accountability and change.
Membership supports accessible advocacy resources, educational information, complaint-process assistance, advocacy training, networking opportunities, legislative bill drafting, policy reform, and a national voice for people affected by medical harm. Your support also strengthens outreach to vulnerable populations, including seniors and people who may face language or access barriers.
Free Public AccessNo membership feeView Details
What You Receive
- Access to NMMAA's public resource library
- General assistance routing and state-resource information
- Advocacy updates and community information
- Legislative and patient-safety alerts
NMMAA's public information and general routing resources remain free. Donations are welcomed but are never required to access these services.
Make an Optional DonationStudent Membership$25View Details
Eligibility
Must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program and use an active campus email address.
Membership Benefits
- Public NMMAA resources and advocacy updates
- Educational information about medical-malpractice advocacy and patient safety
- Advocacy training and opportunities to support awareness initiatives
- Networking with advocates and participating professionals
- Participation in NMMAA's broader advocacy community
Individual Membership$50View Details
Eligibility
For individuals who have been affected by medical malpractice, with or without an active case.
Membership Benefits
- Public NMMAA resources and advocacy updates
- General guidance and resources for navigating medical-harm concerns
- Complaint-process and patient-advocacy information
- Advocacy training and networking opportunities
- Participation in education, awareness, and reform initiatives
Attorney Membership$300View Details
Eligibility
For an attorney or law firm in good standing with NMMAA. Approved members may display the NMMAA membership seal on their website in accordance with NMMAA requirements.
Membership Benefits
- Connection with NMMAA's national advocacy network
- Opportunities to participate in educational and reform initiatives
- Networking with advocates, attorneys, and partner organizations
- Access to relevant advocacy updates and partnership opportunities
- Approved use of the NMMAA membership seal while membership remains in good standing
Attorney Chapter Membership$1,000View Details
Purpose
Create an attorney chapter in your state and partner with NMMAA to help draft bills, advance legislative reform, and strengthen medical-malpractice advocacy.
Membership Benefits
- State-level chapter affiliation with NMMAA
- Collaboration on legislative bill drafting and reform initiatives
- Connection with NMMAA's national attorney and advocacy network
- Partnership opportunities involving public education and awareness
- Participation in coordinated state and national advocacy initiatives
Important membership and assistance distinction
Membership supports NMMAA's nonprofit mission. It is not payment for legal representation, medical advice, attorney acceptance, case evaluation, emergency intervention, or a guaranteed service or outcome. NMMAA is not a law firm or healthcare provider. Public patient-safety information and general resource access do not depend on paid membership.
What your investment supports
Advocacy & Education
Educational resources, advocacy training, public awareness, and information for patients, families, students, and professionals.
Legislative Reform
Bill drafting, policy initiatives, and campaigns addressing accountability, transparency, patient safety, and access to justice.
Networks & Partnerships
Connections among advocates, medical-malpractice attorneys, community partners, and state-level reform efforts.