| JCAHO |
| Overview |
| The
Joint Commission evaluates and accredits more than 18,000 health care
organizations and programs in the United States. The Joint Commission
is an independent not-for-profit organization which stands as the
nation's predominant standards-setting and accrediting body in health
care. JCAHO accredits the following types of healthcare
organizations: Ambulatory Care and Office-Based Surgery; Behavioral
Health Care; Health Care Networks and Managed Care Plans; Home Care,
Home Infusion Services, Hospice and Home Medical Equipment; Hospitals;
Laboratories; Long Term Care, Assisted Living and Long Term Care
Pharmacies. |
| The Problem |
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Achieving JCAHO
accreditation is a primary goal of most healthcare organizations, yet many
struggle to prepare their organizations for the JCAHO surveys. Windham Health
allows organizations an increased level of confidence as our consultants design
and implement Joint Commission compliance programs at our client sites. We
offer customized, hands-on consulting services using the most up-to-date Joint
Commission standards. |
| The Solution |
| Windham
Health brings state-of-the-art technology and tools to transform JCAHO
compliance projects from tedium to routine. The technological tools
are customized to each client environment and then used to guide the
design and implementation of solutions to achieve the best possible
survey scores. Our solution can be used over and over for future
surveys as well. We provide our clients with long-term strategies and
real-world applications to meet their unique needs and improve their
performance. |
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| ...Our Experience is Your Reward |
Our
consultants have extensive expertise and hands-on experience in their
discipline - from administration and clinical delivery to areas such
as medical records and information technology. We have lived
through many JCAHO surveys and have shared the issues and successes
with our clients. Our automated tools and methodical approach to
compliance provide the most effective and meaningful way to prepare
for JCAHO accreditation surveys.
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