I received the following email from Delwin Beene, Director of Accreditation at Community Health Choice in Houston, Texas. I wanted to share it with URAC staff because it shows the importance of our accreditation standards, particularly our disaster recovery standards, when a disaster strikes such as Hurricane Harvey.
Carole Crawford, RN, URAC Accreditation Reviewer
Carole Crawford has been a full time accreditation reviewer with URAC for eight years, most recently as lead reviewer for Health Plan and Health Insurance Marketplace accreditations. Prior to joining URAC, she spent 15 years working for a large national health plan with responsibilities for accreditation activities in utilization management, network management, credentialing, quality, HEDIS, data submission, and claims. In 1996 she achieved Certification as a Professional in Health Care Quality (CPHQ). In addition, she worked for an IPA (independent physician organization) wearing many hats and has more than 25 years of clinical nursing in the acute care setting.
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Email from URAC Client Highlights Importance of URAC’s Accreditation Standards in a Disaster
By Carole Crawford, RN, URAC Accreditation Reviewer on 9/7/17 9:06 AM
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