on January 23, 2013. Coke is often touted as a popular remedy for an upset stomach. Youâve probably heard this before. Sip on some flat coke and your nausea will go away.
Accreditation costs range from $1,780 to $36,845, depending on the hospitalâs size and complexity of services. Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program (HFAP). Although a smaller player in hospital accreditation, HFAP has held CMS deeming authority for more than 30 years.NVâs yearly accreditation costs are similar to those of The Joint Commission, which are assessed over a 3-year period. To learn more about voluntary accreditation procedures, take a look at The Joint Commission/OSHA Compliance online course or call 800-999-6274. Reference: DerGurahian J. DNV setting new standard.
Cost is the first (and the worst) issue. Every year, your medical practice could spend over $7,000 on each providerâs credentialing application. The average physician spends 43 minutes a day interacting with health plans instead of their patients while administrators spend 20 hours to credential every provider.