The required process for any health care facility that chooses to be reimbursed by the government through Medicare or Medicaid funds is called:
a. accreditation c. certification
b. approval d. licensure
C
Certification is a voluntary process establishing and evaluating compliance with rules and regulations. Certification is required for any provider who seeks reimbursement from government funds. Certification regulations are generated by the federal government. To receive Medicare and Medicaid funds, health care facilities must meet the regulations for certification. Sometimes, surveys for licensure and certification are performed concurrently.
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