Sandra Canally
President/CEOThe Compliance TeamSandra Canally, is founder and CEO of The Compliance Team (TCT), an industry leading, CMS-approved healthcare accreditation organization.
She is also a registered nurse with the distinction of being the first nurse oncologist at Hahnemann Hospital and a research liaison to the National Cancer Institute before establishing The Compliance Team in 1994, where she developed her industry-leading accreditation model that transformed the healthcare accreditation industry.
Sandy’s 50-plus years of nursing, leadership, management, teaching, and developing new protocols within various healthcare communities, has given her a unique foundation and vantage point as a thought leader and innovator in the healthcare accreditation industry.
Sandy's career and business are built on her passionately held beliefs that every patient deserves exemplary care, health care delivery excellence should not be difficult or costly to achieve, and Safety, Honesty and Caring is what matters most to patients.
The New DMEPOS Accreditation Requirements: A 360 Degree Perspective
This panel brings together CMS-approved accrediting organizations with deemed status for DMEPOS, AAHomecare, and a DMEPOS supplier to discuss changes
…This panel brings together CMS-approved accrediting organizations with deemed status for DMEPOS, AAHomecare, and a DMEPOS supplier to discuss changes that are currently in place for the supplier community on accreditation requirements. Together, the
…This panel brings together CMS-approved accrediting organizations with deemed status for DMEPOS, AAHomecare, and a DMEPOS supplier to discuss changes that are currently in place for the supplier community on accreditation requirements. Together, the panel will outline what has changed, industry implications, and firsthand view of how suppliers need to prepare to meet these new requirements.
Learning Objectives:
- What changes to the accreditation
This panel brings together CMS-approved accrediting organizations with deemed status for DMEPOS, AAHomecare, and a DMEPOS supplier to discuss changes that are currently in place for the supplier community on accreditation requirements. Together, the panel will outline what has changed, industry implications, and firsthand view of how suppliers need to prepare to meet these new requirements.
Learning Objectives:
- What changes to the accreditation requirements will affect me in 2027 and beyond?
- What are my current choices for Accreditation in my state and what is involved with a change?
- What changes have been made to the AO requirements and AO surveyors?
- What are the changes with the triennial renewal requirement?
- Is sampling still allowed?
