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ACLM Residency Curriculum Wins 2026 AAMSE Excellence Award

The American College of Lifestyle Medicine has secured the 2026 AAMSE Profiles of Excellence Award for its residency curriculum, a framework designed to bridge critical gaps in medical training by teaching physicians how to treat and reverse chronic disease through evidence-based lifestyle interventions.

ACLM Residency Curriculum Wins 2026 AAMSE Excellence Award

Implemented across more than 480 programs at over 230 sites nationwide, the Lifestyle Medicine Residency Curriculum (LMRC) integrates behavioral change counseling and practical clinical tools directly into graduate medical education. The initiative serves as the only nationally available pathway aligned with board certification in the field, providing a structured bridge between clinical competency and professional advancement.

Participants report significant gains in clinical integration and professional satisfaction, while patient data indicates measurable improvements in health indicators and a reduced reliance on medication. Dr. Brenda Rea, ACLM Medical Director of Education, accepted the honor at the AAMSE Annual Conference in Louisville, noting that the curriculum empowers future physicians to address the root causes of illness rather than merely managing symptoms. By scaling this training, the organization aims to shift the medical standard from reactive disease management to proactive health restoration.

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