Accreditation

We are committed to upholding the highest standards of health and safety for the community. In an effort to continue to provide the best service possible, the Seneca County Health District recently became accredited by the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB). Public Health Accreditation, overseen PHAB, is a voluntary national program designed to help standardize and improve public health practices and the quality of care offered in health districts nationwide. The multi-year process requires the close inspection of our core procedures, processes, and policies to ensure that the health district not only complies with the rigorous standards set by PHAB, but that we offer best practices designed to ensure our community receives the highest quality care.

PHAB has released a new video showcasing the benefits accreditation brings to health district and communities. Click the link below:

Reaping the Benefits of Accreditation Across the Nation

The accreditation assessment process provides health districts with valuable, measurable feedback regarding strengths and areas of improvement.

Becoming accredited is our promise to the community that our healthcare standards are high, our vision for a healthier Seneca County is clear, and our commitment to the public’s wellbeing remains our highest priority.