The National Medical Association

The National Medical Association (NMA) is a professional organization in the United States that represents African American physicians and health professionals. Founded in 1895, it advocates for health equity, improved healthcare access, and the promotion of quality medical care within underserved communities. The NMA also works to address health disparities and supports education, research, and policy initiatives aimed at enhancing public health for all populations. By bringing together professionals and engaging in advocacy, the NMA seeks to advance the interests of its members and contribute positively to health care reforms.