Initial assessment
We review your current policies, records and equipment against IAC standards.
Accreditation support
Accreditation, without the guesswork.
First accreditation or renewal, we prepare the documentation with you and coordinate the survey. 98% of the facilities we have guided were accredited.
The process
Five stages, one partner accountable.
Accreditation is mostly documentation. We take on that work so your clinical team can keep seeing patients.
Weeks 1-2
Gap analysis
A list of what is missing, with a plan and an owner for each item.
Implementation
Policies written, competency records built and equipment logs brought up to date.
Application & survey
We prepare the application, submit the documentation and coordinate the site survey.
Ongoing compliance
Regular internal audits and renewal preparation, so records never have to be rebuilt at the last minute.
Why accreditation matters
What accreditation does for a practice.
Patient safety
Accreditation standards require consistent protocols for every study and procedure.
Reimbursement
Some payers require accredited testing or credentialed staff before they pay for vascular studies.
Quality you can show
Your quality records are organized and current, which helps with audits and internal reviews.
Referral confidence
Referring physicians can see that your studies meet an independent standard.
Accreditation success
- Success rate
- 98%
- Months, typical
- 3-5
- Testing standards
- IAC
We prepare practices against the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC) standards for vascular testing, and AAAHC standards where they apply.
Documentation support
- Policy & procedure development
- Quality management program
- Staff competency documentation
- Equipment calibration records
- Patient safety protocols
- Continuous improvement plans
Who does the work
- Both founding partners, RVT and RVS credentialed
- Protocols written by people who run the studies
- Hands-on support through the site survey
- One point of contact from start to renewal
Trust
What patients, physicians and payers see.
- Patients
- An independent organization has checked the practice against quality and safety standards.
- Referring physicians
- The studies are done to a documented standard, so results can be trusted.
- Payers
- Accreditation helps meet reimbursement and quality reporting requirements with many payers.
Next step
Find out how close you are to accreditation.
Tell us where your practice stands today and we'll outline what the path to accreditation looks like.
Schedule a consultation
Prefer to call? (845) 475-2002
- Free discovery call
- 30 minutes, no commitment
- Response time
- Within one business day
- Coverage
- New York metro & surrounding states