Stay on Track Between Ambulatory Health Care Accreditation Surveys

Although a Joint Commission survey occurs every three years, maintaining continuous compliance with our standards helps you deliver top quality care and perform at your peak.

Review these milestones and tips for reaccreditation to help you continuously deliver the level of care your patients depend on.

The Path to Ambulatory Health Care Reaccreditation

Your dedication to providing continuous high-quality care sets you apart from your competitors — it makes you an ambulatory care partner of choice within your community. Following best practices not only benefits your patients and improves your overall efficiency, it assures you’re well positioned for reaccreditation.

What does the path to reaccreditation look like? View resources that map out tasks you need to complete and expected time commitments:

Set up internal meetings
Mock surveys
Action plan
Onsite survey
Findings delivered
Process to amend findings
Get reaccreditation decision

Questions? Contact your account executive or call 630-792-3007.

Participate in the Intracycle Monitoring Process

The Intracycle Monitoring (ICM) process helps accredited organizations maintain peak performance throughout the three-year cycle of accreditation. From online resources to dedicated calls with Joint Commission experts, these ICM tools address areas of risk to help you prepare for your next survey.

Access ICM tools on your extranet page.