Accreditation:
Rye
Hospital Center is accredited by the Joint Commission on
Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and certified by the New
York State Office of Mental Health, and is a member of the American
Hospital Association and
the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems.
We are
Accredited:
Rigorous Evaluation. National Recognition. Continuous Improvement. A Commitment
to Quality. Confidence in Your Health Care.
These are just some of the things that accreditation by the Joint Commission means to us and to
you. We voluntarily take part in the accreditation process to guarantee that the health care we
provide to you is the best it can be.
The Accreditation Process:
A team of health care professionals conducts an on-site survey of each organization seeking
accreditation. The team interviews staff and patients, residents, or clients; reviews documents;
examines the physical surroundings, and spends time observing how each organization delivers
care. Then the team evaluates the organization's overall performance against the Joint
Commission's nationally recognized standards and reaches an accreditation decision.
What Accreditation Means:
Achieving accreditation is an accomplishment we're proud of, and rightfully so. It means we
have made the grade, that we have been recognized for complying with rigorous national
performance standards that promote quality health care delivery. Most importantly, our
accreditation demonstrates that improving patient care is our ongoing commitment. It means that
the quality of the health care we deliver to you is of the highest quality.
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