Joint Commission International

Anadolu Medical Centre has registered its quality with JCI Accreditation, which is accepted as the gold standard in health services. JCI (Joint Commission International) has once again accredited Anadolu Medical Centre, affirming its status as a leader in global healthcare services.

Anadolu Medical Centre was accredited for the 6th time by JCI, which is recognized as the gold standard in global healthcare services. JCI, which sets and measures the best practices in quality and patient safety, has once again deemed Anadolu Medical Centre worthy of this important accreditation.

Since 2005, Anadolu Medical Centre has been providing world-class healthcare services in Turkey with the vision of being the "Centre of Health." By prioritizing Person-Centered Care and patient safety, Anadolu Medical Centre has once again demonstrated its success in this field by obtaining JCI accreditation.

First receiving JCI accreditation, regarded as the "gold standard" in global healthcare services, in 2007, Anadolu Medical Centre has now been accredited for the 6th time following a recertification process conducted every three years, based on field visits and examinations.

JCI audited Anadolu Medical Centre for a week with its experienced professionals, focusing on issues such as person-centered care, clinical quality, and patient safety.

What does JCI Accreditation mean to patients?

Anadolu Medical Centre was evaluated under the titles of Patient-Centered Standards and Health Institution Management Standards. The evaluation included criteria in 14 different sections such as "International Patient Safety Goals, Access to Service and Continuity of Service, Rights of Patients and Relatives, Quality Improvement and Patient Safety, Facility Management and Safety, and Qualifications and Training of Employees." This accreditation once again highlights Anadolu Medical Centre’s quality and reliability at the international level.