• Thomas Buckley

    We started our surgery center business in 1986 and have been Joint Commission accredited since 1994. Joint Commission accreditation is a validation of our commitment and success in providing quality care and focusing on patient safety.

    Thomas C. Buckley, M.B.A., C.P.A.
    CEO
    Naples Day Surgery, L.L.C.
    Naples, Florida

  • James Dwyer

    Center for Transforming Healthcare


    Hand hygiene is a real problem in hospitals and health systems. I think that the public believes hand hygiene is an accepted practice of physicians, nurses and staff. But as we look at performance, we realize that it is a challenge.

    James Dwyer, D.O., MBA
    Executive Vice President and COO
    Virtua Health
    Marlton, New Jersey

  • Michael Alcenius

    Joint Commission accreditation has resulted in significant cost savings for our organization and at the same time has helped us improve patient care. Accreditation is a must for securing contracts and meeting the requirements of our business partners; it has even reduced our professional liability premiums.

    Michael Alcenius, M.P.H., CPHQ, CSHA
    Vice president, Chief compliance officer
    Valor Healthcare, Inc.
    Washington, D.C.

  • Dee Weigel

    Joint Commission accreditation puts us ahead of the curve when it comes to quality and safety. We are confident, based on how we operate our business, that we are Joint Commission-ready at all times.
     
    Dee Weigel, R.N., B.S.
    Quality Assurance and Risk Manager
    Algonquin Road Surgery Center, L.L.C.
    Lake in the Hills, Ill.

     

Is your organization interested in becoming Joint Commission accredited or certified?

Accreditation and/or Certification is the process of requesting an independent review of your organization’s performance against national quality and safety requirements. Joint Commission accredited or certified organizations have demonstrated that they meet the highest standards in their field. These organizations proudly display our Gold Seal of Approval™, a visible symbol of their commitment to providing the highest level of care.


Take the first step:

> Learn the type of settings that qualify


For questions e-mail:

> achievethegoldseal@jointcommission.org

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