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Membership Options
AAHA Practice Team Membership
Research shows that AAHA-accredited practices have more loyal, engaged clients, earn more revenue, and have higher staff-to-doctor ratios*. But many practices value the hidden benefits of natural team-building and improved morale that comes from preparing for an AAHA evaluation even more. |
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* Financial and Productivity Pulsepoints, 10th Edition, Lakewood, CO: AAHA Press
- Nonspecialty accreditation for full-service veterinary care facilities
- Evaluated on standards covering all aspects of veterinary medicine
- Medical director is not required to be board certified
- Specialty accreditation for AVMA-recognized veterinary specialties
- Evaluated only on the standards applicable to the specialties that the practice wishes to accredit
- Medical director(s) must be board certified in each specialty the practice wishes to accredit
- Specialty accreditation for:
- A practice that is already AAHA-accredited, with a brick-and-mortar and/or mobile department dedicated to providing end-of-life care services.
- Any brick-and-mortar and/or mobile practice solely dedicated to providing end-of-life care services.
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Individual (affiliate) memberships
If your practice is not in the position to become accredited or you are not currently with a practice, individual membership offers great benefits.
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