Hospitals
Including day-care surgery centers.

AAA healthcare accreditation is not limited to hospitals. From single-chair dental offices to multi-unit hospitals, these are the healthcare facilities eligible to apply for accreditation against the AAA Accreditation Standards for Healthcare Facilities.
If your organization delivers care to patients, there is very likely a route for you. These are the facility types AAA accredits under the healthcare programme.
Including day-care surgery centers.
Clinics that primarily provide general healthcare services.
Ranging from specialty practices with minor operating-room setups, including ENT and dermatology clinics.
Ranging from single-chair dental offices to multi-unit dental clinics and hospitals.
Including X-ray centers, MRI centers, clinical analysis and other imaging facilities.
Such as physiotherapy and occupational therapy clinics.
Including Ayurveda and Unani medical centers.
Pharmacy services provided in community settings.
Organizations facilitating travel for medical care.
We provide accreditation for a wide range of healthcare providers — not only hospitals. If you deliver care, diagnose, dispense or rehabilitate, there is a place for you in the programme.
Some organizations are better served by a different AAA programme — medical laboratories, for example, are accredited to ISO 15189. A short conversation will point you at the right one.
No. AAA accredits a wide range of healthcare providers beyond hospitals — including polyclinics, dental services, ambulatory services, radiology centers, physiotherapy centers, laboratory services, fertility clinics, eye care services and pharmacies.
Yes. Dental organizations are eligible across the whole range, from single-chair dental offices to multi-unit dental clinics and dental hospitals.
Yes. Day-care surgery centers are covered under hospitals.
Contact the healthcare accreditation department at healthcare@aaa-accreditation.org or book a free consultation. AAA also runs separate programmes for medical laboratories (ISO 15189) and other conformity assessment bodies, so there may be a better-suited route.
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