Health care accreditation organizations

Health care accreditation organizations are independent entities that evaluate healthcare providers, such as hospitals and clinics, to ensure they meet established quality and safety standards. Their assessments cover factors like patient care, staff qualifications, infection control, and overall facility operations. Achieving accreditation shows that a healthcare provider maintains high standards, continually improves services, and provides safe, effective care. These organizations help patients identify reputable facilities and encourage healthcare providers to uphold quality benchmarks for better health outcomes.