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Healthcare Quality Association on Accreditation

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114 East 4th St., Suite 200
Waterloo, IA 50703
About Healthcare Quality Association on Accreditation
  • Healthcare Quality Association on Accreditation (HQAA) is the only HME accreditation organization that gives you simple, easy-to-use Web-based tools combined with individualized accreditation coaching. This unique approach saves you time and helps you champion quality care for your patients.

    Because the end of one accreditation period is the beginning of another, our philosophy is to “keep quality continuous.” And our ongoing services help you do just that. The HQAA accreditation program makes it more efficient to achieve accreditation. And our ACT post-accreditation service helps you maintain high quality standards between accreditation periods.

    Learn more about becoming an HQAA Quality Champion at 866.909.4722 or HQAA.org.

    Sign up for our mailing list: www.HQAA.org/pages/sp/mailinglist.aspx
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