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Behavioral Healthcare Compliance for TJC and CMS: Updates and Resources

In today’s dynamic regulatory environment, up-to-date information and resources are critical for ongoing regulatory compliance. Our team will help you stay on top of TJC and CMS behavioral healthcare compliance updates so your organization can ensure continuous regulatory readiness.

See behavioral healthcare compliance posts below from our recent newsletters and access our newsletter archive and behavioral healthcare industry links.

Joint Commission Document Review 2021: Be Prepared

Joint Commission Document Review 2021: Be Prepared

Whether you have an onsite or a virtual survey, the Joint Commission Document Review is critical. Your documents give surveyors their first impression of your organization. And we all know “You don’t get a second chance to make a first impression.” Thorough preparation for this session is key to your survey success. So, let’s review some survey strategies. So, thorough preparation for this session is key to your survey success. So, let’s review some survey strategies.

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Onsite Joint Commission Surveys: March 2021 Update

Onsite Joint Commission Surveys: March 2021 Update

What’s the latest on Joint Commission survey activity? Well, we may soon be seeing a return to “business as usual” for onsite Joint Commission surveys. As we know, The Joint Commission resumed onsite survey activity on a limited basis in June. Their approach to date has been to conduct onsite surveys in counties that are low risk for COVID-19. Effective March 15th that approach is changing.

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Joint Commission Behavioral Telehealth Update

Joint Commission Behavioral Telehealth Update

As we’ve all witnessed, the use of behavioral telehealth has increased exponentially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Clearly, it’s proven an important vehicle for delivering services, particularly in the face of the mental health issues the pandemic has created. As a result, the question of “What are the Joint Commission behavioral telehealth requirements?” has come up frequently. So, let’s take a look at that …

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