OrthoGeorgia earns total joint replacement, complex spine certification

Macon-based OrthoGeorgia has earned accreditation from the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care for total joint replacement and complex spine care. 

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The accreditation process includes an evaluation of the organization’s adherence to evidence-based clinical practice guidelines, continuous use of performance improvement strategies and the strength of its organizational infrastructure, according to a Feb. 3 news release sent to Becker’s. 

OrthoGeorgia underwent an on-site survey conducted by experienced clinical surveyors specializing in ambulatory orthopedics, who reviewed the practice from pre- assessment through discharge and rehabilitation.

AAAHC was founded in 1979 and accredits over 6,100 organizations, from ASCs to office-based surgery facilities. 

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