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The Joint Commission offers certifications based on evidence-based standards for various disease-specific programs, such as stroke, cardiac and orthopedic. Certification shows that your clinical program emphasizes a consistent approach to patient care and a culture of excellence.
Joint Commission accreditation is the objective evaluation process of organizational compliance to performance standards designed to inspire and improve quality and safety for those they serve. Learn more about the accreditation process, settings, resources, and milestones for health care organizations across the care continuum.
Learn about the Joint Commission standards that evaluate health care organizations' performance and safety. Find out how to access, comment on, and interpret the standards, as well as the National Patient Safety Goals and the Universal Protocol.
The Joint Commission is a global leader in accrediting and certifying health care organizations to advance safety and quality. Learn about its programs, resources, news, and how to apply for accreditation or certification.
The Joint Commission is a not-for-profit organization that accredits and certifies health care providers and offers resources to improve quality and safety. Learn about accreditation, certification, verification, publications, software, and education from The Joint Commission.
Joint Commission accreditation is an objective evaluation process that helps health care organizations measure, assess, and improve performance in providing safe, high quality care. Learn about the accreditation standards, survey process, and benefits for various types of organizations.
Learn how to achieve The Gold Seal of Approval® by meeting The Joint Commission's accreditation standards and options for hospitals. Explore the eligibility, process, pricing, preparation, survey, and support resources for hospital accreditation.
The Joint Commission’s certification programs are designed to evaluate clinical programs across the continuum of care. Joint Commission-accredited health care organizations may seek certification for care and services provided for virtually any chronic disease or condition.
Learn about the standards and options for hospital accreditation by The Joint Commission, a nationally recognized organization that sets expectations for patient care quality and safety. Find out how to assess your readiness, conduct mock surveys, and identify gaps in compliance.
Organizations seeking certification must meet all of the general eligibility requirements for Joint Commission certification. Your program must: Be in the United States, or operated by the US government or under a charter of the US Congress. Be provided within a Joint Commission accredited organization (for most certifications).