Accreditation Preparation Advisory Services
You can trust JCR to help you prepare — and stay ready — for Joint Commission accreditation and certification. Rely on those who really know the survey process — before, during, and after — and who consider themselves partners in your success.*
How We Can Help
We have a portfolio of advisory services to help your organization prepare and stay ready for Joint Commission accreditation or certification.
Our quality and safety experts can come into your organization and perform a mock survey, which will align with your actual Joint Commission experience, with experts tracing a patient’s experience to help identify compliance gaps and areas of strengths and weaknesses.
Continuous Service Readiness® (CSR®) is a subscription-based program that provides your staff with assistance from a JCR quality and safety expert who is your consistent point of contact, and who can help you integrate processes and identify leading practices that can be effectively implemented.
Our interim services can place a JCR quality and safety expert into your organization to keep quality plans humming during a gap in staff employment. Our experts are well-versed in Joint Commission accreditation and certification standards and can support ongoing survey readiness.
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,,At JCR we work closely with our clients to ensure that they are more prepared than ever to remain compliant with even the most challenging standards and CMS requirements. Our in-depth services help these organizations keep pace with confidence.,,
Kristine Slepicka - Executive Director, Global Consulting Services
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The experts at JCR are always available to help you identify and select those advisory services that will be most beneficial to you and assist with your organization's most challenging needs.
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Our team of experts can help you achieve and maintain high performance in delivering quality, patient-focused care.
*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.