US-based Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC) has partnered with WorldView, a company that provides healthcare workflow automation and interoperability technology solutions.
Under the partnership, WorldView customers will receive preferred pricing on ACHC Accreditation for hospice, home health, home care and private duty services.
The partnership is intended to support in-home care providers.
Based in North Carolina, the ACHC provides home health and hospice accreditation and develops solutions for healthcare organisations worldwide.
ACHC senior programme director Susan Mills said: “ACHC is thrilled to partner with WorldView to elevate care standards and drive operational efficiency for home-based care providers.
“Together, we’re committed to helping organisations enhance their ability to deliver quality patient care in a sustainable business environment.”
WorldView Sales senior vice-president Jared Robey said: “This partnership is a big step for WorldView as we help healthcare organisations handle their documents and manage compliance.
“By bringing together ACHC’s trusted standards with our technology, we’re confident we can make daily operations smoother and improve results for both providers and patients.”
In a separate development, the ACHC has partnered with SafeQual, a specialist in automation, workflow, AI and integrated decision tools.
SafeQual CEO Dan Corcoran said: “The partnership of ACHC and SafeQual comes at a time when new regulations are driving a fresh approach to how healthcare systems replace outdated technology, realign organisational structures, and change processes to achieve zero preventable harm in response to the new quality-focused CMS Patient Safety Structural Measure.”
The collaboration will provide the group’s hospital customers with software solutions access to ensure quality, safety and compliance, as well as aid in risk management.
It will also offer special pricing on SafeQual software for ACHC hospital customers and discounts for SafeQual customers seeking ACHC services.
