Rural Health Clinic Inspection and Accreditation Program

The clinic downloads the application materials from our website.
Once the application is complete the clinic submits the application and fee to the AAAASF office.
The AAAASF staff checks the application for completeness and checks the credentials of the staff.
AAAASF contacts an inspector and arrangements are made for the inspection.
The inspector reports his findings to the AAAASF office.
If deficiencies are found the clinic has 30 days to make corrections and submit substantiation to the AAAASF office.
If no deficiencies are found or once they are satisfied accreditation is approved and a certificate is mailed to the clinic.



	There is a need for a private national accrediting body to fill a void in this under served and vital part of the United States' health care system.


FAQ
What is the application process? The clinic downloads the application materials from our website. Once the application is complete the clinic submits the application and fee to the AAAASF office. The AAAASF staff checks the application for completeness and checks the credentials of the staff. AAAASF contacts an inspector and arrangements are made for the inspection. The inspector reports his findings to the AAAASF office. If deficiencies are found the clinic has 30 days to make corrections and submit substantiation to the AAAASF office. If no deficiencies are found or once they are satisfied accreditation is approved and a certificate is mailed to the clinic.