Here’s what you should know.
1. The center’s accreditation was at “contingent” after a visit in May found that it was out of compliance in 29 areas, none of which were life threatening.
2. The center’s accreditation was never fully denied.
3. The center regained full accreditation after the Joint Commission re-inspected it in September.
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What the AAAHC thinks your facility should be using for quality improvement in 2017: 5 notes
Valley Baptist Medical Center earns Joint Commission seal: 3 things to know
Joint Commission certifies Good Shepherd Medical Center for hip, knee replacement: 3 takeaways
