Services
Everything between your content and an accredited activity.
Seven services, one accountable provider of record. Most engagements start with joint providership, ACCME accreditation, or enduring CME development — the rest exist because real programs rarely fit neatly into one box.
Live
Hybrid
Enduring
AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ · MOC
Commercial support
Consulting
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The big three.
If you are not sure which service you need, it is almost certainly one of these.
Primary service
Joint providership services
You provide the content. We provide the accreditation and compliance.
Primary service
ACCME accreditation services
Trusted accreditation support for live, hybrid, and enduring education.
Growing service line
Enduring / on-demand CME development
Turn your educational content into a scalable, accredited learning asset.
The rest of the picture
Four further services.
Format-specific and advisory work that attaches to a joint providership engagement, or stands on its own.
Live
Live conference & symposia accreditation
Accreditation built around the realities of a live event.
Hybrid
Hybrid event accreditation
One accreditation framework for both your in-room and virtual audience.
Compliance
Commercial support & grant administration
Independent education, fully documented.
Advisory
CME consulting & educational strategy
A second set of expert eyes on your program before it launches.
What is always included
Every accredited activity we touch gets the same spine.
Whatever the format, these are not add-ons — they are the work.
- Needs assessment and professional practice gap documentation
- Learning objectives written to Bloom’s taxonomy
- Faculty disclosure collection and conflict-of-interest mitigation
- Content review against the ACCME Standards for Integrity and Independence
- Credit designation: AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™, plus MOC points for eligible activities
- MOC registration and learner completion reporting to participating certifying boards, where eligible
- Learner registration, evaluation, and credit claiming
- Outcomes measurement and post-activity reporting
- A complete, audit-ready activity file retained on your behalf
On pricing
Why you will not find a price list here.
Accreditation fees are scope-driven — the number of activities, the number of credits, whether there is commercial support, and how much of the operational load sits with us. Nobody in this category publishes a rate card, and a made-up one would not help you.
What we will do is give you a real number quickly. One conversation about scope is usually enough to produce a written proposal.
What we need to quote
- Format — live, hybrid, enduring, or a mix
- Expected number of activities and learners
- Target credit hours per activity
- Whether commercial support or grants are involved
- Whether you need LMS hosting and credit tracking
- Your target launch date
FAQs
Frequently asked
No. Most clients start with one — usually joint providership — and add format-specific or advisory services as their program grows. There is no bundle requirement.
Often, yes, though it depends how far along you are. Accreditation requirements shape the needs assessment, objectives, and disclosure work, so content that was built without them sometimes needs revision. Bring it to us early and we will tell you honestly what it would take.
iiCME. In a joint providership arrangement iiCME is the accredited provider and the accountable provider of record. Your organization is credited as the joint provider on the activity and in all learner-facing materials.
All of them. The accreditation, compliance, and reporting work is the same in every field, and we accredit programs across primary care, medical and surgical specialties, hospital medicine, and diagnostic fields. Working with subspecialty societies since 1995 means we pick up a field’s language quickly.
Next step
Tell us what you are trying to accredit.
Bring the format, the audience, and the rough timeline. We will tell you which of these services you actually need — including when the answer is fewer than you expected.