Accreditation

Choosing the right treatment center for you is an important step in achieving lasting sobriety. As the number of addiction treatment centers in the US grows, finding a center with the correct accreditations is vital. Accreditation ensures providers are using evidence-based methodologies and treating their clients with a high level of care.

CARF: Accreditation Excellence

It can take a year or longer to prepare for CARF accreditation. The process is intense and thoroughly examines each aspect of operations and treatment.

Of the 6,500 CARF-accredited service providers in the world, only a fraction achieves three-year accreditation. Cenikor is one of them. Achieving three-year accreditation underscores our commitment to delivering the highest quality of care in substance use treatment and behavioral health services.

Cenikor Achieves Another 3-Year CARF Accreditation

What is CARF?

This internationally recognized, independent health and human services accreditation is designed to ensure that an organization adheres to the highest standards of service excellence. Treatment facilities can be accredited for a month, a year, or three years.

To achieve three-year recognition, Cenikor underwent an extensive self-evaluation followed by an on-site survey conducted by independent CARF surveyors, who are peer professionals in the field. The surveyors spent a week assessing every aspect of Cenikor’s operations, including programs, policies, and procedures, to determine compliance with internationally recognized standards.

Why Accreditations Are Important

Program Evaluation: Detailed assessments of the effectiveness and outcomes of our treatment programs. Surveyors examined how our services align with our mission to support individuals in their journey to recovery and long-term sobriety.
Quality Improvement: A thorough review of our continuous improvement practices. CARF evaluates how we monitor and enhance our service delivery to ensure ongoing excellence and innovation in care.
Leadership and Accountability: Analysis of our leadership’s role in fostering an environment of accountability and ethical practice. This includes governance, financial stability, and strategic planning.
Person-Centered Care: Verification that our services are tailored to meet the unique needs of each person we serve. CARF looks for evidence of personalized treatment plans that respect the dignity and preferences of our clients.