Accrediting Bodies – What’s the Difference?
Choosing the right accrediting body is a critical decision that can significantly impact an organization’s future. Before committing to
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Continuing and Higher Education Accreditation
Accreditation isn’t just important for human service organizations – Continuing Education and Training (CE/T) programs can benefit from accreditation
Accreditation’s Impact on Insurance Coverage
Accreditation isn’t just a badge of honor—it’s a key factor influencing insurance coverage across industries. From healthcare to education,
I Don’t Want to Get Accredited… Here’s Why!
As the CEO of a nationally recognized accreditation consulting company, I am often confronted with questions about the benefits
Five Reasons for Addiction Treatment Providers to Become Accredited
Accreditation is more than just an accomplishment! Watch this video to learn the benefits of accreditation for addiction treatment
Accreditation as a Catalyst for Reducing Turnover and Attracting Top Talent
When your organization is providing necessary services for children, youth, families, and individuals, it’s vital that you have the
Get Accredited Without Breaking the Bank
Human service organizations play a crucial role in meeting the needs of vulnerable populations, and it is essential that
How Accreditation Supports Mergers and Acquisitions
Since 2018, there has been significant merger and acquisition activity in the behavioral healthcare field, but why? Individuals are
It seems like accreditation is everywhere. Is that true?
It’s true. Accreditation is everywhere!
Benefits of Accreditation for Continuing Education and Training Programs
Accreditation is a process by which an educational or training program is evaluated by an independent accrediting body to
New Year – New Accreditation
Ringing in the New Year brings about a mindset of reflectiveness and a desire for transformation. As the calendar
Is Your Accrediting Body Still the Right Fit?
Your organization is not the same one it was 10 or 20 years ago (or likely even 3 years