Frequently asked questions
How do I obtain my poster presentation certificate?
A certificate of conference attendance can be obtained by emailing memberservices@acrm.org.
Where can I find ACRM clinical guidelines?
ACRM does not maintain general clinical guidelines, except for materials specific to certain programs (e.g., COG manual resources).
Where can I view advertising rates?
Advertising rates and opportunities are listed on the ACRM Advertising page. You can review pricing, ad specifications, and placement options below.
Does ACRM maintain a database of trained rehabilitation providers?
ACRM maintains a directory of many rehabilitation professionals; however, this list is not available for sale or external distribution.
What is included in the 3.5-Day Core Conference Pass?
3.5-Day Core Conference Pass includes:
- Sessions Wednesday PM – Friday (education, posters, community group meetings)
- EXPO & non-ticketed receptions
- Certificate of attendance
- Presentation slides (when available)
Where can I find a list of ACRM sponsors?
ACRM sponsors are listed in the Annual Conference Online Program once it is live. For example, last year’s sponsors can be viewed here:
Do you offer on-demand CEUs?
Yes, we do offer on-demand continuing education units (CEUs). You can earn CME/CEUs online through our Cognitive Rehabilitation Training Online Course, which provides 12 hours of continuing education contact hours. The course offers 24/7 access to recorded training sessions, allowing you to learn at your own pace.
How do I find my membership or account number?
Please contact Member Services at memberservices@acrm.org for assistance with your membership or account number.
When are accepted abstracts and posters published in Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation?
Accepted abstracts and posters are published in the spring of the following year. For example, the 2025 conference abstracts will be published in Spring 2026.
Are there current opportunities for abstract submissions or proposals?
Yes. The abstract submission site for the following year is typically set up by the end of the current year’s conference.
How do I join a Networking Group or ISIG?
One of the primary benefits of ACRM membership is the opportunity to participate in ACRM community groups, including Interdisciplinary Special Interest Groups (ISIG), Networking Groups, and their respective task forces. There is no additional fee to participate. To select the community groups with which you wish to participate, log into the Member Portal.
How can I find pricing for the Cognitive Rehabilitation Manual?
You can view pricing for the Cognitive Rehabilitation Manual on the official pricing page.
If you have a question that is not answered on this page, please contact Member Services at MemberServices@acrmrehab.org. We are happy to assist you.
