RIGHT ACCORD Earns The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval®

We’re proud to share that RIGHT ACCORD Home Health Care has been awarded The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval®—a mark of excellence in quality and safety.

By: Rosemarie Tamunday Casanova

What Is the Gold Seal of Approval®?

Awarded by The Joint Commission, this seal recognizes organizations that meet the highest standards of healthcare quality and safety.

Why It Matters

Families can trust RIGHT ACCORD for:

Consistent, high-quality care
Trained and compassionate caregivers
Emergency readiness and safety procedures
Transparent operations and accountability

A Team You Can Trust

Our team worked hard to prepare for this review—updating protocols, improving training, and prioritizing safety. This accreditation reflects their commitment to excellence.

Looking Ahead

We’re proud of this achievement, but we’re not stopping here. RIGHT ACCORD will continue to improve, train, and grow—so our clients receive the best care possible.

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