Program Scope, Dates First Accredited, Dates of Current Cycle

• Disease Management
  

  The URAC Disease Management standards promote quality and provide tools to better assess and respond to the needs of members. Standards promote evidence-based practice, collaborative relationships with providers, consumer education, and shared decision making with consumers.

• Health Network w/Credentialing

  (including chiropractic, acupuncture, massage therapy, naturopathy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and dietetic counseling programs)
  

  The Health Network Accreditation of ASH focuses on best practices for network management, credentialing, risk management, operations and infrastructure, performance monitoring and improvement, healthcare quality, and consumer protection and empowerment.

• Health Utilization Management

  (including chiropractic, acupuncture, massage therapy, naturopathy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and dietetic counseling programs)
  

  Health Utilization Management Accreditation of ASH assures the clinical and operational soundness of the utilization management process, evaluating the program against nationally recognized standards. UM standards ensure accessibility, quality, and timeliness of care.

• Health Website: www.HealthyRoads.com
  

  The Health Web Site Accreditation of ASH assures standards are met to promote credibility, trust, and quality of online health information and privacy practices of websites.

• Telehealth

  (Includes ASHCare Virtual Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy)
  

  The Telehealth Accreditation of ASH focuses on the telehealth standards for the Consumer-to-Provider module, covering services initiated by a patient and can take place in the home or other non-clinical setting. They address best practices in areas such as healthcare quality and coordination, access, safety, systems integrity and reliability, consumer protection and empowerment, and regulatory compliance.