All interested parties, including AAAHC-accredited organizations, surveyors, member organizations, medical specialty groups, regulatory agencies and the public-at-large are encouraged to review and provide comments on the proposed revisions.
The public comment period will run through Aug. 31 and be entirely electronic. A link will be placed on the AAAHC homepage at www.aaahc.org on Aug. 2 that will go to the proposed changes and provide instructions on how to submit comments.
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