The Joint Commission
Mountainlands Community Health Center is proud to be Joint Commission accredited. The Joint Commission is a non-profit organization that accredits and certifies health care organizations across the country. In order to become accredited a health center must meet a set of over 100 specific standards related to the physical environment, human resources, infection control, information management, emergency preparedness, health center leadership, quality improvement processes, and the rights of patients.
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Health centers are visited every three years to monitor compliance. In addition, standards are updated semi-annually and organizations are expected to change and improve in order to maintain accreditation.
The Joint Commission accreditation is a symbol of excellence in health care and Mountainlands Community Health Center is proud to meet these standards.
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