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Advisory Services

We can help your behavioral health care organization on its journey to achieve accreditation readiness and performance improvement in areas such as ligature risk assessment, suicide risk assessment, and management and care planning.*

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eProducts

E-dition® can help your assisted living community organization gain instant access to Joint Commission standards and requirements.

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Learning Events

Every year JCR holds numerous conferences and seminars with timely, relevant content. We have seminars that focus on topics such as EC, CMS, and accreditation essentials. Plus, we offer tailored programs that can deliver customized solutions and learning opportunities onsite at your assisted living community organization.

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Online Education

JCR offers timely web-based and on-demand learning resources, including the Digital Learning Center and our medication management webinar series to fit the needs of your assisted living community staff.

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Publications

JCR publishes an extensive collection of accreditation and certification manuals, periodicals, and books/e-books, such as PolicySource and The Joint Commission Big Book of Tracer Questions, to help your assisted living community staff prepare for everyday challenges.

Manuals

Stay up to date on standards and requirements with Joint Commission accreditation and certification resources.

Manuals

Books and E-books

Find trusted prep and readiness resources, practical checklists and toolkits, and resources on specialized topics.

Books and e-books

Digital Subscriptions

Stay current, stay informed, and stay ahead every month when you subscribe to JCR Digital Subscriptions.

Digital subscriptions

*The use of Joint Commission Resources consultative technical or advisory services is not necessary to obtain a Joint Commission Accreditation award, nor does it influence the granting of such awards.