Joint Commission accreditation requirements are grounded in trauma-informed, evidence-based practices to help your organization review and strengthen its policies and practices. They help integrate risk reduction activities into daily operations, often allowing the renegotiation of lower liability insurance rates. Accreditation also improves your use of data and outcomes tracking to help create a culture of excellence based on continuous process improvement.

The Joint Commission's name and reputation for robust standards are recognized and respected across healthcare. The Joint Commission's educative and collaborative surveys are conducted by a small, dedicated cadre of expert, collaborative surveyors supplemented by exceptional customer support and resources.