The Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) announces its Achieving Accreditation conference taking place March 20-21, 2025, at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida. This in-person event is designed to provide health care professionals representing ambulatory care organizations with the tools, insights, and networking opportunities needed to drive accreditation readiness and comply with the latest AAAHC Standards.
As the premier event for in-depth AAAHC Standards review, the Achieving Accreditation conference offers an unparalleled opportunity for ambulatory care organizations to gain valuable, actionable knowledge. Attendees engage in expert-led sessions and immersive education that focus on accreditation readiness, continuous quality improvement (QI), and compliance with AAAHC Universal and Selective Standards.
“Achieving Accreditation creates unique opportunities for health care professionals to gain actionable insights and connect with peers who share a commitment to excellence in ambulatory care,” said Noel Adachi, MBA, president and CEO of AAAHC. “Participants use the tools and knowledge to empower their teams to deliver high-quality patient care.”
March’s program features a variety of topics designed to address the specific needs of both primary care and surgical/procedural peer groups. Sessions cover standards interpretation, survey readiness, and best practices for QI initiatives. Understanding the needs of primary care and surgical/procedural settings vary, Achieving Accreditation offers relevant concurrent sessions that focus on real-world applications. Attendees walk away with practical skills for applying and measuring compliance within their own organizations.
“Our faculty of practicing experts brings real-world experience to the table, ensuring attendees leave with first-hand knowledge they can immediately put into action,” said Kim Grensavitch, director of client learning at AAAHC. “By fostering collaboration, this conference is an essential step in achieving and maintaining accreditation readiness among newcomers and veterans alike.”
Upon completion of the program, Achieving Accreditation attendees have the opportunity to earn Administrator Education Units (AEU), Infection Prevention Contact Hours (IPCHs), and Continuing Nursing Education (CNEs). AAAHC’s Achieving Accreditation conference aligns with the organization’s 1095 Strong, quality every day philosophy, providing client engagement throughout the accreditation journey.
For additional details about the March Achieving Accreditation program in Orlando, including online registration and a complete session agenda, please visit https://www.aaahc.org/AAMarch2025.
