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The Follmer Bronze Award—The William G. Follmer Bronze Award is
awarded after an individual has earned 25 (formerly 100) member
points. This award is named after William G. Follmer, who is
credited with the creation of the American Association of
Hospital Accountants (AAHA)—now HFMA.
Chapter recipients of this award. |
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The
Reeves Silver Award—Awarded to an
individual who has earned 50 (formerly 200) total member points.
The award is named in honor of Robert H. Reeves, an organizing
member of AAHA, elected president during 1956.
Chapter recipients of this award. |
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The Muncie Gold Award—Presented
to a member who has earned 75 (formerly 300) member points. This award honors
Frederick T. Muncie, an organizing member and the first
president (1947-1949) of the AAHA.
Chapter
recipients of this award. |
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Founders Medal of Honor—Added
during 1986, this award is conferred by nominations from
the Board of Directors. This award recognizes members
who have been involved in HFMA for at least three years after
earning the Muncie Gold Award, who have provided significant
service at the chapter and/or National level during at least two of
those years, and who remain members in good standing. Chapter recipients of this award. |
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Award points accumulate
throughout the year. To earn points for holding office, a
member must hold that office for at least six months of a
chapter's fiscal year. Member points are transferred
automatically from one chapter to another. Retroactive scoring
of points is allowed if appropriate documentation is provided. Members should check with their Founders contact to review their
points before sending documentation to National.
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