 HCAOA member benefits can help set your agency apart in a crowded marketplace. Accreditation can do just that. Becoming accredited demonstrates to your patients and their families that providing exceptional quality and meeting rigorous compliance standards is a top priority for you. CHAP, an independent, nonprofit accrediting body for home and community-based health care organizations, can help.
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Learn About HCAOA’s Newest Associate Member: The National Institute for Home Care Accreditation3/10/2021  HCAOA’s newest Associate Member, the National Institute for Home Care Accreditation, Inc. (NIHCA) is a national accrediting organization that is focused on promoting competence, professionalism, and ethics to ensure the public trust. This is accomplished by setting standards and qualifications for the delivery of safe essential private duty home care services. The accreditation process strengthens the provider’s credibility and reputation as an accredited organization and makes identifying safe, trusted, and competent care easy. During a recent webinar with HCAOA, Bobbie Warner RN, BSN, Director of Education with Community Health Accreditation Partner (CHAP), outlined the top 10 deficiencies for home care agencies under current private duty standards. Click here to learn more.  |
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