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Kyle J. Walters, PhD, recently joined CARF International as the Chief Research Officer and is responsible for ongoing evaluation of CARF’s accreditation business and research, including monitoring the accurate application of standards on surveys and related accreditation award outcomes, and various accreditation business measures of efficiency, effectiveness, access, and satisfaction across a broad range of…
CARF International developed, and will release by mid-January, interdisciplinary, field-driven accreditation standards for Palliative and End-of-Life Care (PELC). The accreditation standards demonstrate a person- and family-centered approach to providing holistic support to individuals who are experiencing life-limiting conditions and illness. Early integration of palliative care allows a program to address the cultural, physical, emotional, psychosocial,…
CARF International has developed interdisciplinary, field-driven accreditation standards for Shelters, which will be released in January 2025. As more people across the lifespan are experiencing homelessness or other housing insecurity, the need for temporary shelter and related resources has increased. Just as each person who is unhoused, or at risk of becoming so, is unique…
CALTC and CARF share a commitment to advancing quality in aging services The Canadian Association for Long Term Care (CALTC) is the leading voice for quality long-term care (LTC) in Canada. Founded in 2002, CALTC’s membership is comprised of provincial long-term care home operators and associations. CALTC is CARF’s first national Canadian association to join…
CARF International and it’s Financial Advisory Panel (FAP) has released the 32nd edition of Financial Ratios & Trend Analysis of CARF-Accredited Continuing Care Retirement Communities. This annual publication includes benchmarking information and analysis of the financial position of Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs)/Life Plan Communities (LPCs) that have been through CARF’s accreditation process. A valuable…
Theresa Lindberg will assume the role of managing director of child and youth services for CARF International on August 1, 2024. This position supports CARF’s expanding accreditation business and will be under the direction of Senior Managing Director of Behavioral Health Michael Johnson. “Theresa has a solid foundation at CARF in her recent role as…
Dr. Esmail brings decades of experience and perspective as a Canadian occupational health physician working with persons served. The CARF International Board of Directors elected Aashif Esmail, MD to the board as a new director. His three-year term began on March 8, 2024. Dr. Esmail has been a family medicine physician for nearly 40 years…
The Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) model is a program of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) CARF International notified Acadiana Area Human Services District (AAHSD) executives in Lafayette, Louisiana recently, that their organization is the first clinic to receive CARF accreditation as a CCBHC. The CCBHC model is designed to…
More than 270 stakeholders provided feedback to create the first international best-practice framework CARF International has developed the first interdisciplinary, field-driven standards of its kind for Concussion Rehabilitation Programs, which will be released in January 2024. The accreditation standards will be used by programs that support individuals with concussion to achieve their desired outcomes as…
CARF International is excited to share the news that our redesigned website is live and ready for exploration at carf.org. Staff have been hard at work crafting a modern and user-centric website that reflects CARF International’s brand. From vibrant visuals to a seamless and efficient experience, every detail was carefully thought out to provide a…