Accreditations
When choosing a treatment center, accreditations matter. Accreditation ensures a facility meets strict standards for safety, quality of care, and ethical practices. Look for nationally recognized bodies such as The Joint Commission or CARF International—these signify a program has undergone rigorous review.
According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), accredited facilities are more likely to provide evidence-based therapies that improve long-term recovery outcomes.
For a deeper understanding of what accreditations mean for your recovery journey, explore the resources below.
Explore Resources on Accreditation and Quality Standards
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CARF International Standard – 2025 Guide
The CARF International Standard is a globally recognized accreditation system that ensures health and human...
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NAATP Criteria for Treatment Centers
What Are NAATP Criteria? The National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP) is one of...
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What is the Gold Seal from the Joint Commission?
The Gold Seal of Approval® from The Joint Commission is one of the most trusted...
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