Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC)

The Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC) is an organization that evaluates healthcare providers to ensure they meet high standards of quality and safety. It offers accreditation by reviewing a provider’s practices, procedures, and outcomes. Being accredited by ACHC signifies that a healthcare organization complies with established industry standards, demonstrating a commitment to delivering consistent, quality care to patients. This accreditation can help providers improve their services, build trust with patients and payers, and remain compliant with regulations. In essence, ACHC acts as an independent quality assurance body for healthcare organizations across various sectors.