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New mandatory digital health ID integration and interoperability standards for healthcare facilities
Updated registration requirements and quality standards for private healthcare facilities
Enhanced segregation protocols and digital tracking requirements for waste disposal
Revised CBME guidelines with new assessment methods and clinical training requirements
Updated empanelment criteria with enhanced quality metrics and digital compliance
Updated guidelines for cross-state practice, data protection, and quality standards
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NABH accreditation typically takes 12-18 months from initiation to certification. This includes gap analysis (2-3 months), implementation (8-12 months), and assessment process (2-3 months). The timeline depends on your current compliance status and organizational readiness.
JCI accreditation costs vary based on facility size and complexity. Total investment typically ranges from ₹50 lakhs to ₹2 crores, including assessment fees, preparation costs, and infrastructure improvements. We provide detailed cost estimates during initial consultation.
Most major private insurers (HDFC ERGO, ICICI Lombard, Star Health) and government schemes (CGHS, ECHS) prefer or require NABH accreditation for empanelment. Accredited facilities often receive better reimbursement rates and faster claim processing.
Yes, NABH has specific standards for Small Healthcare Organizations (SHCOs) with bed capacity up to 50. These standards are adapted for smaller facilities while maintaining essential quality and safety requirements. We have successfully helped many small facilities achieve accreditation.
ISO certification provides structured quality management systems, improved operational efficiency, better patient satisfaction, regulatory compliance, and enhanced reputation. It serves as a foundation for other accreditations and demonstrates commitment to international quality standards.
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