ACMA Case Management Administrator (CMAC) exam prep
Practice questions for case management leaders taking ACMA's CMAC exam
ACMA's Case Management Administrator Certification tests what it takes to run a case management department: leadership and staffing, CMS rules and other laws, the continuum of care, assessment tools and software, and using data to drive improvement. This question bank gives you 375 original questions spread evenly across all five content areas, a full-length 200-question practice exam with a 3.5 hour timer, and an explanation for the correct answer and every wrong choice. It was created by a registered nurse with years of hospital case management leadership experience.
What's included
- A free 25-question diagnostic to show you where to focus first.
- A full-length practice exam with 200 questions and a 3 hour 30 minute timer, with 40 questions from each content area.
- A 30-question mixed timed drill for a quick pacing check.
- Practice sets for each of the five content areas.
- Explanations for the correct answer and every wrong choice on every question.
Every question is original and written to the official content outline for this exam, with an explanation for every answer. These are practice questions, not real exam questions. Not sure yet? Take the free ACMA Case Management Administrator (CMAC) diagnostic first.
What's not included
- This is a question bank only. It does not include video lessons, study guides or flashcards.
- The questions are original practice questions, not questions from the CMAC exam, and a practice score cannot tell you your exam result.
- Eligibility, registration and testing are handled by the American Case Management Association.
Full practice test
- Full practice exam: 200 questions, 210 minutes
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Is this the medical assistant CMAC?
No. This is ACMA's Case Management Administrator Certification for case management leaders. If you are a clinical medical assistant, you want our AMCA Clinical Medical Assistant (CMAC) prep instead.
How is the real exam set up?
ACMA's candidate handbook describes 200 multiple-choice questions (175 scored and 25 pretest) in 3.5 hours. Our full practice exam matches that length and time limit.
Which content outline do the questions follow?
The five content areas in ACMA's CMAC candidate handbook, each worth 20%: Management and Leadership; Health Care Laws and Regulations; Case Management Practices in the Continuum of Care; Tools for Case Management Practices; and Using Data to Create Information, Understanding, and Improvement.
Are these real exam questions?
No. Every question is original and written from the published outline. Exam questions are ACMA's copyrighted property, so we never use or ask for recalled questions.
Can I try it first?
Yes. The 25-question diagnostic is free and you do not need an account.
How much does it cost?
$29.99 for six months of the full question bank, practice exam, drill and content area sets. It is one payment and it never renews.
CMAC is a trademark of the American Case Management Association. TPM Exam Prep is not affiliated with or endorsed by the American Case Management Association.
This is prep for the American Case Management Association's Case Management Administrator Certification. It is not prep for the AMCA Clinical Medical Assistant Certification, which also uses the letters CMAC. TPM Exam Prep is an independent study resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the American Case Management Association or the National Board for Case Management. Every practice question is original and is not an actual exam question, and no practice score can predict your exam result.
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