isaac health earns coveted national telehealth accreditation

In New York City, on December 4, 2024, Isaac Health was awarded The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval® for Telehealth Accreditation. This recognition came after the organization demonstrated significant compliance with rigorous performance standards set by The Joint Commission. The process entailed an extensive evaluation covering various critical areas such as clinical policies, patient care delivery, emergency management, health equity, and information management. The award symbolizes a commitment to exceptional patient care and quality, fostering a secure environment for patients receiving telehealth services. The Joint Commission’s accreditation is an indicator of excellence in healthcare. Designed for organizations that exclusively provide care via telehealth, the standards were developed in conjunction with healthcare experts to encourage organizations to exceed safety and quality benchmarks. As healthcare systems increasingly adapt to remote services, such accreditations aspire to inspire better and fairer healthcare delivery. Ken Grubbs from The Joint Commission highlighted the organization's role in bolstering improved standards in healthcare settings by inspiring accountability and innovation. Joel Salinas, the co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Isaac Health, commented on the accreditation as evidence of the team’s unwavering dedication to high-quality brain health and dementia care delivered through telehealth. He acknowledged the rigorous efforts put forth to enhance systems and processes, ensuring that patients and families receive compassionate, effective, and safe healthcare. This recognition not only affirms the organization's commitment to excellence but also motivates them to advance their services for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders. The acknowledgment of Isaac Health through this accreditation underscores the growing importance of telehealth in contemporary healthcare. With an emphasis on safety, quality, equity, and compassion, organizations like Isaac Health are at the forefront of transforming how healthcare is delivered, making it more accessible to patients. As telehealth continues to evolve, this milestone reinforces the trend toward ensuring that patients receive equitable and high-quality care, whether in person or via digital platforms, ultimately influencing future standards in the healthcare landscape.