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Joint Commission A360 Compliance Check In
Podcast•Mar 20, 2026•47 min

Joint Commission A360 Compliance Check In

Tom Grice and Sharon Tyrell discuss the upcoming Joint Commission Accreditation 360 (A360) that takes effect on January 1, 2026, outlining its consolidation of the Environment of Care and Life Safety chapters into a single Physical Environment chapter and the addition of National Performance Goals. They explain that while the underlying requirements and survey process remain largely unchanged, the number of standards and elements of performance will be dramatically reduced, shifting focus to outcome‑based, plain‑language criteria and a continuous state‑readiness model. The hosts provide practical advice on preparing now—using crosswalks, updating policies, and creating process maps—to align teams with the new terminology and avoid reinventing compliance efforts. Their perspective, grounded in regulatory expertise at CREF, emphasizes that organizations maintaining current compliance will stay compliant under A360, but must adapt documentation and leadership involvement to the new framework.

By Healthcare Facilities Network