Physician Referral Service
The ACMS Physician Referral Service gives the public the opportunity to obtain information about member physicians & names of physicians in specific areas of specialty.

Peer Review/Grievance Program
The ACMS provides an opportunity for patients to voice concerns or complaints regarding member physicians. The ACMS Grievance Committee has been established to mediate between a patient and a physician & to expedite resolution of grievances.

We Care Physician Referral Network

We Care is the indigent care program of the ACMS. Through the We Care Program, area physicians, dentists & hospitals donate their services to those who have no other means of accessing medical care. This program, initiated by the ACMS, has been the model for programs in other societies throughout the state & is done in conjunction with the Alachua County Health Department and the Alachua County Board of Commissioners.

Mini-Internship Program
Begun in 1983 by the ACMS, this program offers community leaders the opportunity to share a day in the life of a physician & has been adopted & endorsed by the Florida Medical Association. The Mini-Internship Program has been highly successful in opening the lines of communication between physicians & the community at large.

Robb House Museum
The Robb House, which houses the office of the ACMS, was once owned by one of the first husband & wife physician teams in Florida, Robert & Lucretia Robb. In 1981, it was purchased by the ACMS, restored & furnished with much of the original furniture & medical equipment used by the Robbs.

Also contained in the house are medical museum areas featuring the largest collection of medical equipment & memorabilia in Florida. The museum is visited by school groups, historic societies, juvenile correction groups, medical students & residents. It is listed in the national Medical Museums Association directory, as the only medical museum in Florida.