The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) was established in 1966 as an alternative to Joint Commission certification. Services provided by rehabilitation facilities are subtly specified in different ways than general hospitals. It’s fitting, then, that they have their own, more specified accreditation system for their services.
What is an Accountable Care Organization? What is the basis of an ACO? What are the requirements of an ACO? What types of ACOs exist?
The electronic medical record isn’t a new concept, but they are emphasized greatly in the Affordable Care Act (ACA) aka Healthcare Reform aka Obamacare and will be tied to Medicare reimbursement beginning in 2015.
Summary: Let’s discuss the ABCs of CARF accreditation. Who is CARF? Who is eligible for CARF accreditation? Why CARF? What are the benefits of CARF
Summary: How to become accredited. What is the process required to achieve TJC accreditation? What does TJC accreditation mean? TJC accreditation is a national recognition
BHM extends sincere congratulations to Patient Point-Florida on their recent accreditation success. One of Patient Point’s multi-site providers in New York was awarded NCQA accreditation for Patient Center Medical Home.
BHM Healthcare Solutions Assists MIRA with TJC Accreditation
Summary: The link between healthcare exchanges and NCQA resides in the requirement for exchanges to be accredited. NCQA is one of the national healthcare accreditation
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