JCAHO

JCAHO, now known as The Joint Commission, is an independent organization that evaluates and accredits healthcare facilities in the United States. Its goal is to ensure hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare providers meet quality and safety standards. By conducting regular inspections and assessments, JCAHO helps promote consistent, high-quality care and patient safety across healthcare settings. Accreditation from The Joint Commission is a mark of a facility’s commitment to maintaining effective, safe, and patient-centered services.