These standards scored as complaint at least 99.9 percent of the time by AAAHC surveyors:
- Standard 1.A: Treating patients with respect, consideration and dignity.
- Standard 1.E: Giving patients the opportunity to participate in decisions involving healthcare.
- Standard 4.L1: Demonstrating concern for cost of care by evaluating the relevance of healthcare services to the needs of patients.
- Standard 4.B: Healthcare professionals practicing their professions in an ethical and legal manner.
- Standard 3.A.B: Establishing and implementing of administrative policies, procedures and controls to ensure orderly and efficient management of the organization.
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