The tool supports accreditation standards for the four major accreditation bodies, and is designed to help ASCs keep track of accreditation paperwork and operations.
“ASCs face many compliance challenges in their daily operations, but gaining and maintaining accreditation are among the most critical,” said Zach Pocklington, senior vice president of ASC at Medline. “Managing the manual process of accreditation paperwork has been a long-standing issue for ASCs. Our new partnership with HOTB delivers a cloud-based platform solution to safely store and manage these critical processes and logs.”
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