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TL;DR: It is possible for an organization to receive no recommendations after a CARF accreditation survey. To optimize the survey,
By Tom Sefcik TL;DR: CARF accreditation is certainly worth the effort and expenditure for a health and human services organization regarding
By Tom Sefcik Choosing between CARF accreditation and The Joint Commission (TJC) accreditation is an important strategic decision for behavioral
Going through accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF International) can feel overwhelming, especially if your organization
By Kevin Robertson, MBA In today’s competitive landscape, behavioral health organizations face increasing scrutiny from clients, payers, regulatory bodies, and
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here to stay. In many areas of business, art and even healthcare, AI provides quick access
Treatment of a whole person is becoming more recognized in medical services. CARF is keeping up with recently released field-driven
How CARF Accreditation Supports Positive Financial Trends Amid a Growing Senior Population The United States is undergoing a profound demographic
CARF International launched new standards in 2026 for the Disorders of Consciousness (DoC) Specialty Program, aiming to make rehab more
Standards to Be Released this Summer Consistent with its person-centered approach, CARF has created new accreditation standards for sobering centers.
