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We’ll Support You Every Step of the Way
At The Joint Commission, we want you to succeed in your accreditation. To help applicants prepare, we offer a variety of hands-on ambulatory accreditation support, technical resources, and educational offerings.
Preparing for Accreditation
Becoming accredited is a team effort. Below are resources to help get everyone in your organization working together to achieve the gold standard.
Joint Commission Connect® is a personalized extranet site dedicated to supporting your organization. Here you will access your application, find your appointed account executive and access other resources to maintain accreditation expectations throughout your ambulatory accreditation journey. From setting up internal meetings and conducting mock surveys to completing your application, The Joint Commission can provide you with the necessary tools to help you succeed in every step in the accreditation process.
Once you receive access to the application for accreditation, you will work with a dedicated Account Executive — your primary contact at The Joint Commission — to help you:
Answer questions about your application and survey preparation
Ensure you have supplied all necessary documentation prior to your survey
Update changes to your demographic information including address, contact name(s), services, etc
Support your post-survey activities
Connect you with other Joint Commission contacts when you need them
Access to Our Standards Interpretation Group
Contact the Standards Interpretation Group (SIG) for information about interpreting and applying specific ambulatory care standards. Review FAQ’s submitted by SIG staff or submit questions directly.
