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A nationally recognized accreditation leader, Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC) embodies excellence, integrity, and unparalleled service. Since 1986, our goal has been simple: to help you demonstrate the highest standards of performance and patient care through our educational, collaborative approach to accreditation.
I have obtained successful accreditation by [another accreditor] for 30 years, and this was my first experience with ACHC. By far, this was the very best survey experience I have had in my entire career. The process of enrollment was smooth, and the staff were very knowledgeable and helpful. The example policies were very useful. The standards are relevant and easy to understand and apply to our business, and the surveyor we had was phenomenal. Well done, ACHC!
— Augusta Health, Inc.
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Meet Record Requirements? New Form Simplifies Survey Prep
Client/patient records are a vital part of the accreditation survey process. When a Surveyor arrives for your on-site survey, your home care or home infusion therapy organization must provide several client/patient record reports during the opening conference. A new ACHC checklist (see details further down) is available to help you assess your organization’s compliance with client/patient record requirements.
Why Documenting Feedback Matters for DMEPOS Services
DMEPOS suppliers often are cited during a survey for failing to meet performance management requirements established by DMEPOS Quality Standards of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
Ready for CMS Changes?
New Medicare requirements for hospice certifying physicians become effective this May. The changes, included in the CMS FY24 Hospice Final Rule, are part of a CMS initiative to strengthen integrity and quality of care amid concerns over hospice fraud and waste.
