HomeCare August 23, 2024

The ACHC distinctions recognize patient-centered care practices in home & hospice

CARY, North Carolina—The Accreditation Commission for Health Care, Inc. (ACHC) has launched two new specialty credentials: the distinction in age-friendly care for home health and hospice, and the distinction in outcomes for home health. The addition of these credentials aims to further ACHC’s commitment to set quality standards for home-based care services, the company said. Based on thorough evaluation of defined specialty services, the distinctions will be awarded to ACHC-accredited organizations that have provided high-quality, patient-centered care.

Age-Friendly Care for Home Health and Hospice

The distinction in age-friendly care acknowledges organizations recognizing the unique goals and priorities of older adult care. Age-friendly care aims to ensure safety,...

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