When Medical Care Causes Harm — We Stand With You
NMMAA helps patients and families understand their options after medical harm through education, advocacy, complaint resources, legal connections and patient-safety support.
What brings you here today?
Start with the help you actually need.
Not every harmful healthcare experience becomes a lawsuit, but every person deserves direction. NMMAA helps patients and families identify legal, regulatory, benefits, complaint, and patient-advocacy pathways.
Current Patient Safety
Unsafe discharge, treatment interruption, facility neglect or other active threats to safety.
Get urgent guidance →Possible Malpractice
Serious injury, delayed diagnosis, treatment error, permanent impairment or death requiring legal screening.
See legal-screening path →Case Declined
When no attorney accepts the case, other complaint, regulatory, benefits or advocacy options may still exist.
See other options →Build the human story behind the medical injury.
NMMAA's Case Impact & Client Narrative Services help counsel document what changed in a client's life—before the injury, after the injury, and who can corroborate those changes.
Education. Advocacy. Connection. Reform.
Complaint Assistance
Guidance for navigating state medical boards, hospitals and regulatory agencies.
Legal Connections
Resources that help people prepare for qualified legal review when a malpractice claim may be viable.
Independent Patient Advocacy
Connections and education for navigating care, patient rights and health-system problems.
Our advocacy goes beyond individual cases.
Challenging Texas Caps
Continuing NMMAA's campaign against Texas's limits on non-economic damages in medical malpractice cases.
Learn more →Cancel the Cap
A national effort focused on reforming laws that limit recovery after medical negligence.
Learn more →Restorative Justice
Advocating for transparency, disclosure, meaningful accountability and systemic safety improvements.
Learn more →Get something useful now — even if NMMAA cannot personally review your matter.
Patient Harm Referral Guide
Choose the right legal, regulatory, benefits or patient-advocacy path.
My Case Was Declined
Understand why a case may be declined and what other options may remain.
Medical Records & Timeline
Prepare the records and chronology that attorneys and regulators need.
Evidence Preservation
Keep notices, messages, photos, names, dates and other supporting material organized.
NMMAA is a nonprofit advocacy organization, not a law firm.
NMMAA cannot determine whether medical malpractice occurred, cannot guarantee attorney placement, and cannot determine whether a statute of limitations or other legal deadline has expired. Because the organization receives a high volume of requests, urgent patient-safety matters are prioritized and some requests may receive resource-based assistance rather than individualized review.