Home Care

Accreditation Theater: The Illusion of Rigor in Healthcare Accreditation

Accreditation Theater: The Illusion of Rigor in Healthcare Accreditation

In the post-9/11 era, the term “Security Theater” emerged to describe over-the-top yet ineffective airport security procedures designed more to make travelers feel safe than to actually increase safety. Today, healthcare accreditation faces its own version…

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The Home Care Plan of Care: Your Roadmap for Quality

The Home Care Plan of Care: Your Roadmap for Quality

Developing a plan of care that adheres to ACHC standards ensures that home care nursing services are delivered with efficiency, accountability, and compassion. By conducting thorough assessments, creating individualized care plans, continuously monitoring progress, and maintaining meticulous documentation, healthcare providers can enhance patient outcomes with consistent quality.

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Why Your Accreditation End Date Matters

Why Your Accreditation End Date Matters

Achieving accreditation is regarded as one of the key benchmarks for measuring the quality of an organization. Once initial accreditation is achieved, it is not permanent and must be maintained and renewed to ensure continued compliance. ACHC Accreditation is valid for a 36-month time period but preparation for renewal should begin at least nine months before the expiration date. Resources are available to help you prepare.

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