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Accreditation

the act of granting credit or recognition, especially with respect to educational and healthcare institutions that maintain suitable standards

CLIA Accreditation

Maintain a CLIA license:


  • Apply for licenses: Compliance (state reviews), Accreditation (Need review by an accreditating agency)

Benefit of CLIA Accreditation


  • Certification allows receipt of Medicare and Medicaid payments
  • Approval to "accept human specimens for the purposes of performing laboratory examinations or procedures
    • Certifies compliances in particular laboratory specialties and testing

What is needed of an accrediting agency

If a lab is accredited by a private, non-profit org. must be approved by CMS as an accreditation body under CLIA

State licenses


  • Some states require an additional out of state lab license to test their patients

National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences


  • Voluntary accrediting and approval process for CLS education program
    • Must meet minimum criteria called standards: evaluates, monitors progress improvements, consultation and training to entry level professional outcomes

COLA

Commission on Office Laboratory Accreditation


  • Independent accreditation
  • In accordance with CLIA
  • Recognized by TJC
    • Accredits independent laboratories, Dr. Offices, Hospices, home health agencies, nursing facilities