While approval of institutions that provide health care is mandatory, accreditation is usually voluntary. What health care institution would require mandatory accreditation?
A) A hospital that receives funding from Medicare
B) An assisted living facility that employs licensed vocational nurses
C) A physician's office where controlled medications are prescribed
D) A long-term care facility with more than 10 residents
Ans: A
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Facilities that accept Medicare or Medicaid funds for their services must be accredited by an appropriate accrediting agency such as the JCAHO.
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